Reboot IT - Nonprofit and Association Technology Conversations for All

This week Dave is joined by George Breeden, CIO at American Society for Microbiology. George shares his epic thoughts on being curious, experimenting, and innovating. We also talk about IT’s responsibility to align the organization's technology with the mission and business objectives - and much more. Lastly, you win if you had “punch cards” on your Reboot IT BINGO card. 

Dave is worked up again this week. What's on his mind? Wordsmithing. 

Tune in as Dave talks with Gretchen Steenstra, project strategy and leadership at DelCor, and Laura Sparks, director of marketing and web manager at ENTSOC. They discuss the key factors that contribute to a successful partnership between IT and marketing. *Recorded while Laura was at ENTSOC, now Director of Marketing and Communications at IEDC

This week, Dave is worked up about constantly being bombarded with surveys. Tune in to hear his advice on ensuring your organization uses survey tools effectively. 

Dave talks to Carol Martinez about the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) use of technology to support the organization’s mission. At PMI, the technology goes beyond operations and management, thereby allowing Carol and her team to measure the global community impact of project management.

Dave is joined by Reggie Henry, Chief Information and Performance Excellence Officer at ASAE, to discuss artificial intelligence. They discuss the reality of AI: its positive aspects, its effectiveness as a tool, and the importance of ethical implementation.

A recent trip to France has Dave worked up about how efficiently people in the past accomplished remarkable architectural feats, such as the Palace of Versailles and the Eiffel Tower. He considers factors that may slow progress in the community today when implementing new technologies.

Once again, Dave and the collabocasters share what's going on in their lives (who earned the Hapkido black belt?) as they weave through various association topics and have fun along the way. 

This episode features part two of Dave's Conversation with Jeff De Cagna, executive advisor for Foresight First LLC. They discuss Jeffs's recent written work that dives deeper into the conversation of the CEO and the board's responsibility regarding AI and stewardship. 

Dave welcomes back Jeff De Cagna, executive advisor for Foresight First LLC. In part one of this two-part episode, their conversation focuses on the CEO and board's responsibility regarding AI and stewardship. 

We're Kicking off Season 6 with guests Loretta DeLuca and Brian Sheehan . The three have a controversial conversation about topics they feel are not addressed head-on in the association community. 

Listen up! This episode is part two of Dave's conversation with fellow podcast hosts KiKi L'Italien, Joanna Pineda, Dave Will, and The Ben Muscolino. Dave and the gang talk about what's happening with the podcast community, the ominous membership cliff, and association entrepreneurship. 

Listen up! For this episode Dave is joined by fellow podcast hosts KiKi L'Italien, Joanna Pineda, Dave Will, and The Ben Muscolino. Dave and the gang talk about what's happening with the podcast community, the ominous membership cliff, and association entrepreneurship. 

In this cybersecurity-focused episode, Dave is joined by two cybersecurity experts,  Andrew Leggett, Director of Cybersecurity at DelCor, and Bobby Verchota, Sales Engineer at security operations center Arctic Wolf.  During the conversation, they highlight specific steps Arctic Wolf takes towards ending cyber risk, how association professionals at all levels understand their role in cybersecurity...

Dave gets the AMS Fest inside scoop from Norma Castrejon and Gretchen Steenstra, senior consultants at DelCor. 

In this episode of Reboot IT, Dave talks with Adam Kuhn, the director of IT at the Futures Industry Association. They discuss the evolving role of IT directors in organizations, what to expect from them, and how to offer them the best support.

In this episode of Reboot IT, Dave sits down with Juan Sanchez, CIO at Inteleos, to discuss blockchain and beyond. You don't want to miss this conversation filled with essential and relevant information about what is going on in the community.

In this week's episode, Dave is joined by Hardy Smith, author of "Stop the Nonprofit Board Blame Game: How to Break the Cycle of Frustrating Relationships and Benefit from Fully Engaged Boards." They discuss the intersection of board governance and IT supporting your mission.

Dave talks to association CIO extraordinaire, Yumi Belanga, CEA about her experience being the new CIO at APTA. What did she do during her first year and what did she need from the APTA team? Also, celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month, how does her cultural background influence her approach and success?

Dave (finally) gets Loretta to sit down and talk about the lessons we’ve learned in the last 35+ years and how we can apply them to the future.

Dave is joined by Jeffrey Cufaude from Facilitate Better for a discussion on the importance of facilitation in technology leadership. Resources mentioned: Facilitator's Guide to Participatory Decision-Making

Dave talks to Wes Trochil about different levels of data-related accountability and responsibilities throughout your organization. What should leadership, management, and all team members consider when thinking about the organization’s data? And, they have a few laughs along the way. 

Dave sits down with DelCor's Chief Technology Officer, Chris Ecker; they discuss everything you need to know about Microsoft CoPilot. 

Dave enlists the help of Colleen Scollans to explore Customer Data Platforms (CDP). Listen in and find out why CDPs are gaining traction in the 501c community and whether or not one might be in your future. 

During this week's solo episode, Dave gets worked up about the recent treatment of AI within the community.