DrupalEasy Teaching a Nonprofit Tech Seminar at Rollins College

The Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership Center at Rollins College's Crummer Graduate School of Business is having Ryan Price from DrupalEasy as a guest speaker at their Winter Park Campus. Here are details about the event.

Leaders Series: Free Software Tools for Nonprofits

Effective technology is absolutely essential to efficient and successful
nonprofits. Technology, software, and IT support are integral to back
office functions and engaging clients, donors, volunteers and the
community. Take advantage of technology that can reduce your operating
cost and increase engagement and outreach with clients and donors.

Take advantage of and learn tips about:

• Google and Google Docs
• Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
• RSS Feeds, Podcast Feeds, Blogs
• Drupal Content Management
• Popular Open Source Projects

Date: Friday, January 14, 2011

Time: 8:30 a.m. - Networking and Coffee
9:00 - 10:30 a.m. - Presentation

Tuition: Free for Members (limit 2 per member organization), $10 Non-members

Presenters: Ryan Price, Open Source Developer, DrupalEasy and Stephen Matheny, Special Projects Manager, Mystic Innovations Group

Ryan’s passion for technology is a means to unleash creative endeavors. He is an open source developer and trend spotter who harnesses his experience in project management, web applications, and interactive design to build markets for businesses, and users for websites. Ryan’s days are spent
developing products and designing creative solutions for clients using Drupal, teaching professional Drupal training classes, tutoring and running training programs for Drupal, PHP, Podcasting and Social Media, designing web pages and application back-ends, and sharing his knowledge of technology with businesses, nonprofits and individuals. Ryan has implemented and maintained high-traffic websites such as PopSci.com using Drupal, Wordpress, PHP, consulted on Drupal best practices, eCommerce and website administration. His expertise includes customizing and theming websites to specifications, including developing and maintaining custom code, overseeing security, social media, and search capabilities.

Stephen has over 25 years experience developing interactive solutions for Fortune 100's, education institutions and government agencies. His work in business process re-engineering has resulted in several domestic and international eCommerce patents. During his tenure at the University of Maryland he was responsible for creating several community outreach programs with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. He is a successful web publisher and has produced instructional programs funded by the National Science Foundation and DOE. Recently, he has been assisting nonprofits to expand their reach through the use of the Internet and Social Media and helping to organize "Coding for a Cause" project with the Florida Drupal Users Group.