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Use Quality Data and Analytics To Identify Donors, Clients and Community

posted on February 21, 2018

Free information resources available through your local public library can help you learn more about the community you serve and connect with your stakeholders.  Attendees will learn to use SimplyAnalytics to visualize data with color-coded maps, generate tabular reports, and develop more accurate quantitative pictures of counties, cities and towns, ZIP codes, and even local neighborhoods.  We’ll also show you how to identify potential donors and clients among the 24 million organizations and 235 million U.S. residents indexed in ReferenceUSA.  These resources are just 2 of the dozens of free information resources available online through NC LIVE — giving you access to research tools to get the reliable data you need to make sound, well-informed decisions.

Betty Garrison
Betty Garrison is Business Research Librarian at Elon University in Elon, NC.  She is the liaison to the Love School of Business at Elon and works with students and faculty to research topics and analyze data in business, economics, marketing, entrepreneurship and sales.

John Raynor
John Raynor is Business Research Services Librarian at the High Point Public Library.  He works both with business and entrepreneurial customers and with customers from the local nonprofit sector, and takes a particular interest in providing quantitative data to help people make well-informed decisions.

Caroline Hallam
Caroline Hallam is Instruction Librarian at NC LIVE, a service to all North Carolinians through North Carolina libraries to provide equitable access to a core selection of digital content and services.

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techsoup TechSoup @techsoup ·
4 Jul 2018

Thanks to @NCTech4Good for inviting us to be a part of #18NCT4G! https://t.co/6hdTO4iaQ9 #tech4good

techsoup TechSoup @techsoup ·
4 Jul 2018

Couldn't make it to #18NCT4G with @NCTech4Good? Here are the social media highlights: https://t.co/IHineYVmrT #tech4good

judy_hallman Judy Hallman @judy_hallman ·
11 Jun 2018

@NTENorg your swag for #18NCT4G was greatly appreciated!

pamelabjacob Pamela Jacob @pamelabjacob ·
8 Jun 2018

@nrichrose Hope you had a great #18NCT4G conference Nancy! Was just thinking how fast a year flew by since the last conference! Let @NS_SocialImpact know if we can help any of your NC #Nonprofit colleagues w/ #nptech! https://t.co/BIyfeA8QPv

nclive NC LIVE @nclive ·
6 Jun 2018

Our Instruction Librarian Caroline had an awesome day at #18NCT4G yesterday presenting w/ @ElonBelk's Betty Garrison and @HighPointPL's John Raynor. Check out their slides on how to use free NC LIVE resources like @SimplyAnalytics and @RefUSA for good! 🙌 https://t.co/r9SVeErhyt

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