In order to continue serving your community during the COVID-19 outbreak, you may find the need to rapidly transition to working remotely rather than in an office. Techsoup invites you to join them on March 12 for a special TechSoup-hosted online discussion of the tools, strategies, and resources to help nonprofits manage remote workers. You'll also have an opportunity to ask questions and discuss best practices with other members of the nonprofit community.

At TechSoup, their mission is to help you carry out your mission. They are committed to doing just that throughout this current public health emergency and beyond.

Marnie Webb, Chief Community Impact Officer of TechSoup and CEO of Caravan Studios, a division of TechSoup

Marnie Webb is the Chief Community Impact Officer for TechSoup and leads Caravan Studios, a division of TechSoup. In her role, she works with communities around the world to describe the desired impact and to develop technology solutions that help them move towards that impact.  Her work is influenced by human-centered design principles, as well as methodologies from social work and international development, such as Participatory Action Research. She has been working with civil society, governments, academia, and corporations for more than 30 years to put together teams and solutions that can accomplish big goals, with and for communities. 

Cameron Jones, Vice President, Technology Solutions & Services

Cameron Jones oversees TechSoup’s development of innovative services and solutions for the global nonprofit sector, including IT consulting and management services, nonprofit validation services, and refurbished hardware. Cameron has a long, successful track record of leading globally distributed, cross-functional teams to implement complex programs across multiple geographies and languages. Prior to joining TechSoup, Cameron worked in the private sector in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, managing distribution networks, leading marketing strategy efforts, and managing corporate services.