DOVIA Training - So What's Next for the Field?

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Why attend with DOVIA?

A Attending a “What’s Next for the Field” session reveals emerging trends and helps you anticipate major industry shifts. It also positions you to future‑proof your career by pivoting before change hits too hard.

Session Description:

This session will highlight key insights and takeaways from the AL!VE National Summit on Volunteer Engagement held March 2026. Topics will include the case for Strategic Volunteer Engagement, the cost of nice, leading change, the AI landscape, the SEE framework, and reimagined approaches to corporate partnerships.

Session Takeaways:

• Data-driven insights and emerging resources shaping the evolving field of volunteer engagement

• Ethical AI considerations, along with practical insights and actionable tools

• Opportunities for group discussion and shared learning across participants

Our Trainer:

Amy Pinger, CNP, CVA Community Engagement Manager Harvesters—The Community Food Network  https://www.linkedin.com/in/amypinger/ Check out Harvesters website at www.harvesters.org and social media at:

Amy Pinger is a nonprofit leader with more than 20 years of experience in volunteer engagement, national service, and organizational change. She has spent over a decade advancing strategic volunteer engagement, including leading multiple organizations through Service Enterprise accreditation—the national standard for effectively leveraging volunteers to build capacity and increase impact.

Amy holds a Master’s degree in Communication and Leadership and is both a Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP) and Certified in Volunteer Administrator (CVA). She serves on the national board of the Association of Leaders in Volunteer Engagement (AL!VE) and has been a Governor-appointed Commissioner for the Kansas Volunteer Commission for more than ten years.

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Email education@doviasacramento.org for meeting participation information.