Reed Sheard, Ph.D, of Westmont College will be presenting alongside Gravyty in an exciting session titled, “The State of Artificial Intelligence in Advancement With the AAAC” at CASE District VIII in Seattle.

A little more than a year ago, leaders in the advancement industry recognized that artificial intelligence (AI) technology was beginning to revolutionize the way fundraising worked.

The AAAC is proud to announce its first industry partnership with aasp. Together, we are committed to ensuring that advancement organizations and their staff experience the transformative power of AI, rather than be left behind by it. We're excited to make this major announcement at aasp Summit 2019 this week in Chicago.

AI: The Ethical Dimension - Our great friend and member of the AAAC, Dr. Reed Sheard's use of AI-enabled fundraising helped him spark a larger conversation at Westmont College about using transformative technology in ways that benefit individuals and society. Read our latest on what this inspiring leader is doing to ensure access for all in the age of AI.

The AAAC's State of AI in Advancement Report was recently featured in The NonProfit Times.

On July 15, 2019, The AI in Advancement Advisory Council (AAAC) and Gravyty hosted more than 100 advancement leaders, distinguished guests, and technology providers passionate about artificial intelligence (AI) at the Boston Public Library to celebrate the launch of the first benchmark report on the state of AI in the industry.

The AAAC, a first-of-its-kind organization committed to open discussion about where artificial intelligence (AI) technology can and should have an impact on advancement, today released the first State of AI in Advancement Report. The study is the first benchmark on the adoption rate, uses, opinions, of AI in the advancement industry, and more, and comes at a time when artificial intelligence is beginning to revolutionize philanthropy.

University at Buffalo Vice President of University Advancement, Rod Grabowski spoke on stage with Gravyty Co-founder and CEO, Adam Martel to give his vision for what the future of fundraising can look like, when backed by artificial intelligence (AI). The session was presented to a full house at CASE District VIII in Vancouver, British Colombia.

AAAC members Rod Grabowski, VP for University Advancement, University at Buffalo, and Adam Martel, Co-founder and CEO, Gravyty, recently spoke to a packed house in Denver about how AI is shaping the future of Advancement.

Together with the world's most forward-thinking thought leaders, technologist, and Advancement experts, Gravyty established the AI in Advancement Advisory Council (AAAC) to shape the future of Advancement through revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) technology.