Just as fundraisers had to imagine new ways to continue building relationships and cultivate new ones, it was a seemingly natural step for us to model our approach to sales off how gift officers were approaching their jobs.

In these unprecedented times, many people are forced to work from home. For some, WFH is an old hat. For others, it is a new territory. What is new for all of us is the scale at which WFH is the new normal. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite pieces of advice to help you execute:

The NonProfit Times, the leading business publication for nonprofit management, recently covered Gravyty’s funding news, a $21 million investment from K1 Investment Management.

Kyle Wiggers of VentureBeat, one of the premier technology publications, recently covered Gravyty’s funding news, a $21 million investment from K1 Investment Management

Coming off news of our $21 million round of funding from K1 Investment Management, The Wall Street Journal recently featured Gravyty in its Artificial Intelligence section.

Gravyty recently had the pleasure of attending Salesforce’s Business Enablement Training at its New York City office. The event was an opportunity for Salesforce ISV partners to get together and learn more about what it means to be partnered with Salesforce.

Gravyty co-founder and CEO, Adam Martel, will be featured at The Nonprofit Alliance and ONE HUNDRED Agency’s 'Demystifying AI in the Philanthropic Sector' on Tuesday, November 12th.

Gravyty co-founder and CEO Adam Martel recently presented on 'AI/ML is the New Normal' at Capital One’s Reimagine Communities Summit in Dallas, Texas.

Last week, Gravyty co-founder and CTO Rich Palmer was honored by Boston Business Journal as a 2019 40 Under 40 recipient. A reception was held for the 2019 winners at The Grand in Boston's Seaport District on October 16th.

Blackbaud recently released an infographic with new research titled "How Gift Officer Management Impacts Fundraising Goals". The findings are paramount to the work we're doing at Gravyty by helping organizations use artificial intelligence (AI) technology to execute a strategy that gives frontline fundraisers the working capacity to create multiple personalized touch points with their entire assigned portfolios each year, increase personal visits, and inspire more major gifts.