It's time again for this year's CiviDay! CiviDay 2015 is an annual event to learn about CiviCRM and what it can do for your organization, meet other CiviCRM users and gather their feedback, learn advanced strategies for managing your online database, ask any questions you might have, share tips and build connections!
Register now for this free event at https://civicrm.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=558
We will start the day with a presentation of CiviCRM ViAsion and Ecosystem by Josh Gowans, CiviCRM core team member. Then the program is organized into two audience-oriented tracks: the Discovery Track being an introduction to CiviCRM with a focus on user experiences and testimonials, the Technology Track providing more technical knowledge for those who are already familiar with CiviCRM.
As we move into the afternoon, we will continue the Discovery Track with trainings on specific topics and we will provide space for a co-working session where existing CiviCRM users can get expert help with CiviCRM questions, exchange tips, network and build connections with other local nonprofit organizations.
These sessions are free for all non-profit staff and volunteers, but we do ask that you RSVP so we can plan for your attendance. Please note that signing up does not require that you stay for the entire day.
Register now for this free event at https://civicrm.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=558
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CiviCRM is a Drupal module
Just a quick note for all that might not know: CiviCRM is a CRM for nonprofit organization implemented as a Drupal module. It has been in active development for more than 10 years and has more than 7,000 installations worldwide, with such prestigious organizations as the Wikimedia Foundation, the EFF and Doctors without Borders.
CiviCRM integrates with Views, Webforms, Entities, Rules and other core and contributed Drupal modules to provide a seamless experience.
More information can be found on civicrm.org, or by attending CiviDay!
A signup link that works
Try this one:
https://civicrm.org/civicrm/event/info?id=558&reset=1
Thanks!
Thanks, mojolama! Not sure how I goofed that up, but I appreciate you taking the time to correct it.