This session will provide an overview of key terms, concepts, and considerations related to the use of artificial intelligence by community foundations. 

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand the fundamental key terms related of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

2. Identify various considerations for AI implementation

3. Discuss Ethical and privacy concerns related to AI

4. Review various uses in the community foundation setting 

About Our Speaker
This webinar is hosted by the FAOG Best Practices Committee and features Richard Brown and Ann Puckett.

Richard Brown is the Chief Financial Officer for the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation and owner of RBC Advising. As CFO, he oversees all financial, technological, and human resource operations. Richard is an ASAE Certified Association Executive and SHRM Senior Certified Professional.

Ann Puckett is the IT Director at Grand Rapids Community Foundation. Ann provides guidance on how to securely integrate technology in order to help achieve strategic and professional goals. Partnering with the organization & community, she provides access to technology tools and resources, ensuring that they are accessible, secure and intuitive. Ann is a board member for the Technology Association of Grantmakers and the Financial Administration & Officers Group.


1.0 CPE Credit Pending. In order to be awarded the full credit, you must respond to the polling questions asked during the program and complete the evaluation form afterwards.

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