We are thrilled to announce that Stacy Kirk, CEO and Founder of QualityWorks, will be speaking at the 2025 Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) hosted by NTEN. As a respected thought leader with over 20 years of experience in software quality and agile delivery, Stacy will share her insights in a session titled “Accountability and Success: Practical Tips for Technology Partnerships.”
Stacy’s talk will provide nonprofit leaders with actionable strategies to build successful technology partnerships that drive impactful outcomes. Attendees will learn what for-profit companies look for in tech vendors, how to align technology with organizational goals, and the practical steps needed to ensure technology investments lead to measurable success. She will also discuss the value of iterative delivery, defining clear measures of success, and maintaining accountability throughout the project lifecycle.
Under Stacy’s leadership, QualityWorks has become a trusted full-service technology consultancy that not only delivers innovative tech solutions but also prioritizes social impact. The company’s portfolio includes impactful projects such as building youth leadership development platforms for Truist, developing STEM education apps for rural African communities, and creating volunteer management systems for student debt relief.
“With the rapid advancement of AI and the unprecedented speed at which technology can be developed, it is imperative that impact-driven organizations understand both the opportunities and potential pitfalls of collaborating with a tech partner to scale their mission,” says Stacy Kirk.
Join Stacy Kirk at NTC 2025 and discover how to transform your technology partnerships into powerful assets for achieving your organization’s mission. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to gain insights from a leader who blends technical excellence with a deep commitment to making a difference.
For more details and to register for the event, visit NTEN’s official website here.
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