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August 27, 2018
Elaine Chang
Many NGOs and social enterprises are managing complex projects in the field, and tracking the impact of their work. But what happens when that work needs to be tracked in remote areas without connectivity?
Bridges to Prosperity works to combat poverty from rural isolation by building footbridges. They’ve built over 250 bridges, serving nearly 1 million community members around the world, and have used their Salesforce.com instance with TaroWorks and Mogli SMS to manage these projects and measure their impact.
We’re excited to be joined by Abbie Noriega, Director of Evaluation at Bridges to Prosperity, and Serena Schultz, Project Manager at Mogli Technologies L3C, as they share their journey of building an offline project management system in Salesforce.com that supports and manages bridge construction projects all over the world.
DATE: Wednesday, September 5
TIME: 10:30a EDT / 2:30p GMT
We’ll send the recording to everyone who registers, so if you can’t make it, please do sign up to receive follow-ups. See you at the webinar!
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Elaine’s background in marketing research and data analytics has shaped her goal of helping organizations use insights from better data to create positive change in communities. She has a BS in Marketing and Finance from New York University, and an MBA from the University of Michigan. Elaine is based in Washington, DC.
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