Free Webinar
No extra hands needed: Real world ways to use AI to supercharge your ed program in 2025
Get actionable tips you can put into practice immediately to use AI to get waaay more done in 2025—even with limited resources!
When? Thursday, February 27 at 11am EST
For nonprofit arts organizations and theatres, constrained resources are often a reality. Teams are lean, budgets are tight—but demand is high and the to-do list keeps growing. We could use an extra pair (ok, several extra pairs) of hands is a universal sentiment.
On Thursday, February 27, join former scientist and current CourseStorm CEO, Brian Rahill, and CourseStorm's Head of Product and AI afficianado, Matt James, for a conversation about how lean teams can operate robust programs even without an extra set of hands. From simplifying internal processes, to harnessing the power of AI, you’ll walk away with steps you can take right away based on what we've seen work for hundreds of arts orgs across the U.S.
You’ll learn:
- How to audit and simplify processes to enable your staff and programs
- How to identify gaps and prioritize technology to elevate your organization
- How to think about AI and harness its power to work smarter in 2025
Meet your expert speakers:
Brian is a scientist-turned-education technology executive. With a masters in education, a thesis all about technology adoption in the classroom, and 20 years of experience building technology for education, Brian founded CourseStorm in 2012 to create impossibly simple software to support informal education providers. Since then, Brian has worked with hundreds of education programs; he's seen what works and what doesn't—and he's thrilled to bring those insights to this conversation!
Matt has over 20 years of experience in the software industry. As the founder or co-founder of four software companies, he has a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of business, including technology, design, operations, finance, sales, marketing, and customer service. He is laser focused and obsessed with simplicity, creating a fantastic customer experience, and building a sustainable business. Matt is known for long-term patience matched only by his short-term impatience for forward movement. As Head of Product at CourseStorm, Matt is responsible for product vision and execution across the company. Matt’s partner is a third grade teacher and aspiring artist.
