• AI for Nonprofit Consultants: Strategy, Practice, and Peer Learning

    An In-Person Consultant Convening 

    Thursday October 29, 2026
    12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

    Lunch starting at 12:00p.m.  Session begins at 1:00p.m.
    Greater Hartford Gives Foundation
    7th Floor Conference Room

    Join us for a consultant convening focused on how AI can support nonprofit consulting practices. The session is designed for consultants who are curious about what’s possible, want practical ways to think about using AI tools, and value learning from peers. Rather than a technical training, this workshop will focus on developing your firm’s AI position and strategy, introducing mental models to inform your thinking, and creating space to share real-life examples. Participants will leave with a clearer sense of where AI may be useful in their own practice, how to approach it thoughtfully, and where to go next.  

    What Participants Will Get

    • A practical framework for thinking about AI in consulting work
    • Examples of how AI can support common consulting tasks and business development
    • Peer insight into how others are using these tools in their practice
    • Space to reflect on current challenges and opportunities
    • Curated resources for next steps

    Facilitators: Jasmine Daly, Principal Consultant & Founder, Daly Analytics and Anne Yurasek, Managing Principal, Fio Partners

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