Her third book, The Happy, Healthy Nonprofit: Strategies for Impact Without Burnout, was the first book to advocate for personal and workplace resilience in the nonprofit sector. Her fourth book, The Smart Nonprofit, examines the impact of artificial intelligence for nonprofits. 

Beth has also written numerous research papers, including The Emerging Nonprofit Leader’s Playbook, funded by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation and #AI4Giving: Unlocking Generosity with Artificial Intelligence, co-authored with Allison Fine with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. 

Her popular Beth’s Blog, established in 2003, was one of the first nonprofit blogs. She continues to publish on her blog, writing about digital transformation, emerging technologies, training, instructional design, virtual and face-to-face facilitation techniques, workplace resilience, nonprofit organizational culture, and self-care for nonprofit professionals. 

With more than three decades of experience in nonprofit sector emerging technology, training, and capacity building, Beth is an in-demand keynote speaker and workshop leader. She is an expert in participatory facilitation techniques such as design thinking, open space, peer learning and others, both online and offline, and has delivered trainings for nonprofits on every continent in the world (except Antarctica). 

Beth has been named one of the most influential women in technology by Fast Company and one of BusinessWeek’s “Voices of Innovation for Social Media.” She was a visiting scholar at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation from 2009 to 2013. 

Thanks to Dan’s efforts and his dedicated team at Furniture Bank, nearly 1 million pieces of furniture have been collected and given a second life with over 125,000 families. He is also spearheading the development of an online platform for supporting other furniture banking charities across the country. With his strong entrepreneurial background and unyielding passion for innovation, Dan persistently explores new uses of technology (and now AI), business partnerships, and impact measurements to tackle furniture poverty in Canada. In addition to his role at Furniture Bank, Dan serves on the Board of Directors at the Common Approach to Impact Measurement. 

Charles has a has founded and worked with numerous technology companies in diverse areas such as online gaming, fintech, environmental protection, and more. He continues to be an authority in the tech space and has provided expert advice and implemented large-scale technology solutions for enterprise clients. 
 
Charles is a passionate contributor to the community and has served on various non-profit boards for the past 20 years, including his role as Board Chair at Centre for Newcomers. He currently serves on several boards: Calgary Black Chambers (co-founder); The Common Approach to Impact Measurement; Momentum (finance committee); Black Business and Professional Association. He also serves on the grant committee at Calgary Foundation and an entrepreneur mentor at Venture Mentors Service of Alberta (VMSA). Charles is a founder and advisory board member of UpRising Academy helping talented at-risk youth in Jamaica in STEM and sports. 
 
He holds an MBA from the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University and a B.Sc. (Hons) in electrical and computer engineering. When recharging, Charles can be found on the golf course or hiking in the beautiful mountains near his home in Calgary and spending meaningful time with his family.