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Can you believe it? It’s been one year since we had our inaugural Soapbox User Summit, but I still remember April 19, 2012 like it was yesterday. We had all the PICnetters together from near and far. We had Gunner from Aspiration Tech facilitate and clients attend from DC, Maryland, Connecticut, and New York. We voted on our own session ideas, broke out into small groups, mingled with the Support Department at PICnet, had a gorgeous location and beautiful weather, and got to learn from accidental techies about their successes and struggles with technology for their own organizations.
It was certainly a productive, worthwhile way to spend a day in Washington, DC. Read more »
Wednesday, May 8th 9:30 am – 5:30 pm Register today! We’ve shared our Top 5 Reasons to attend. We’ve quoted glowing recommendations from last year’s attendees. We’ve expressed how getting together with other Soapbox users and PICnetters can supercharge your organization’s mission, raise more money, and reduce expenses. Now the only thing remaining is for you to sign up and join us! Take the leap! Register today to join us next Wednesday, May 8th! ![]() ![]() Photo credit: notsogoodphotography on Flickr
Recently, Judi Sohn, former Convio Common Ground staff member, current KELL Partners consultant, and all around maven of Salesforce and nonprofit technology, wrote a blog series discussing “Life After Common Ground.” In her series, Judi provides guidance to nonprofits caught by the demise of Convio Common Ground and highlights various tools to consider, including our own Soapbox Engage. In the concluding post of her series earlier this week, she made one particular comment that moved us: Read more »
I can not think of a better way to celebrate spring’s arrival in DC than with a happy hour with my favorite non-profit techies. Please join members of NTEN and NetSquared DC on Thursday, April 25 from 6 – 8 pm at Local 16. We’ll be recapping NTC 2013 and will have plenty of time for networking. Be sure to save your spot! Photo credit: Bob B. Brown on Flickr
Wednesday, May 8th 9:30 am – 5:30 pm Register today! We’re just under three weeks away from the second annual Soapbox User Summit on May 8th – and have reached the first and final reason in our countdown of the Top 5 Reasons Soapbox users should register and attend. Reason #1: Nothing beats face-to-face with the Soapbox community to empower your organization
“The machines started running last week,” said Sarah Corey, Marketing Manager for IceStone. ![]() IceStone factory floor in wake of Superstorm Sandy
Wednesday, May 8th 9:30 am – 5:30 pm Register today! The weather’s heating up as if in expectation of the second annual Soapbox User Summit on May 8th! We’ve got just two remaining in our countdown of the Top 5 Reasons Soapbox users should register and attend. Reason #2: Raise more money and reduce expenses
Congrats to PICnet’s own CEO and Co-founder, Ryan Ozimek, on being named Salesforce MVP today. ![]() As noted in the Salesforce.com announcement:
We couldn’t be prouder of our exceptional individual, Ryan, and his tireless contribution to the Salesforce community and, especially, to the nonprofit organizations PICnet serves. Ryan is attending the Nonprofit Technology Conference in Minneapolis this week. He’ll be in the lobby of the hotel, if you’d like to stop by and chat about Salesforce.
Wednesday, May 8th 9:30 am – 5:30 pm Register now! Early bird pricing ends today Early bird pricing ends TODAY for the 2013 Soapbox User Summit! Register now to get your tickets for just $35. If you miss your chance today, you’ll still be able to snag them for $50. ![]()
Wednesday, May 8th 9:30 am – 5:30 pm Register today! Early bird pricing ends this Monday, April 8th! We’re nearly one month from the second annual Soapbox User Summit on May 8th and continuing our countdown of the Top 5 Reasons Soapbox users should register and attend! Reason #3: Learn about new products and services – and contribute to what’s coming
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After five months of diligent cleaning and repair work in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, 


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