AI Strategy for NFPs and Care Organisations: From Foundations to Action
How to Set Up Your Organisation for AI - Safely, Practically and With Confidence
AI is a reality in most organisations' day-to-day work. Regardless of permissions or a well-structured environment, stakeholders will find ways to leverage the tools.
Without effective governance and a defined strategy, these AI tools create risks, and the potential for enablement and transformation remains unrealised.
We're often hearing CEOs, CFOs, and executive teams ask: "How do we get a grasp on our current AI use?", "How can we identify AI champions?", and, most importantly, "How do we balance effective governance against productivity enablement?"
That's why Bremmar is hosting a practical, leadership-focused webinar designed specifically for Nonprofits, Aged Care and Disability Services organisations.
This session will help you adopt a structured, secure, and scalable approach to your AI use - focused on helping your organisation.
Agenda: Building the Right Foundations for AI
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The AI journey - how to structure adoption
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Governance, risk and compliance considerations
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Structuring your organisation for AI adoption
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Practical use cases
- Supporting frontline teams with safe and effective AI use
What You’ll Learn
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How to Set Up the Right AI Foundation
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How to Structure Your Organisation for AI
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Practical Use Cases
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Safe Use for Frontline Teams
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Data Governance & AI
Who Should Attend?
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CEOs, CFOs & Executive Leaders
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Corporate Services & Finance Managers
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IT, Digital & Program Leaders
Date: 13/MAY/2026
Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM (AEST) | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM (AWST)
Location: Microsoft Teams
Thank you for Registering!
Hear from Previous Attendees
Some of our Partners:
Industry Pain Points
Uncertainty about Data Security and Data Loss
Oversharing Data
Organisations may inadvertently share more data than necessary with partners, volunteers, or the public. This can lead to privacy violations and data misuse, undermining trust and compliance with privacy laws.
Lack of Proper Controls
Unauthorised individuals might access sensitive data without appropriate access controls. This can lead to data leaks, misuse, and potential legal issues.
Delayed Detection and Response to Security Incidents
Nonprofits may need more resources or expertise to quickly detect and respond to security incidents. Delays can worsen the impact of breaches, leading to more significant data loss and harm.
Damage to Customer Trust and the Company's Reputation & More...
Data breaches and governance failures can severely damage the trust donors and beneficiaries place in an organisation - leading to reduced donations and support.
