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DateWed 7th October - Thu 8th October 2026
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Time09:00 - 17:00
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Event TypeIn-person
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LocationCrowne Plaza Gerrards Cross by IHG, Oxford Road, Beaconsfield, HP9 2XE
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Don’t miss Kerv’s expert-led session on how mission-driven organisations can turn data into a strategic asset and adopt AI with confidence. Discover how the right foundations, governance, and approach can help organisations drive greater impact while maintaining the trust of donors, volunteers, and stakeholders.
From Trusted Data to Trusted AI
Data, when done right, becomes a powerful enabler for nonprofits. In this session, Kerv will share how to build the foundations needed for better visibility, insights, and reporting across your organisation. AI only as strong as the data behind it, getting this right is essential to enabling responsible, effective, and trusted AI adoption.
We’ll also cover why Responsible AI is critical in a sector built on trust – looking at governance, strategy, and real examples of where things can go wrong without the right approach. You’ll see how nonprofits can approach adoption safely and ethically while protecting the trust of donors and volunteers and avoiding common risks.
Finally, we’ll bring it to life with a client story showcasing how AI has been responsibly deployed. Trained in domain context, it has helped save time, reduce unconscious bias, improve consistency, and deliver meaningful outcomes.
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Whether you’re looking to improve service delivery, strengthen security, harness AI responsibly, or simply maximise value from your technology investments, our experts will be on hand to discuss how Kerv helps mission driven organisations achieve more with technology.
Visit our stand to meet the team, hear customer success stories, and discover how we’re helping charities and social enterprises drive mission impact through digital transformation.
Speakers
Mandeep Padan
Solution Director - Social Enterprise
Oliver Kontis
Commercial Lead - Social Enterprise
Jamie McLaughlin