Alex McGibbon03/10/22
20 min read
In the first of our event video series on future digital trends for charities, Imperial War Museum's Assistant Director of Digital Transformation, Nick Hodder, explores some of the many concepts and technologies emerging today.
His talk, centred around the exponential age, takes an entertaining look at some of the challenges we face with current technology in such a fast-developing sector, the speed of change, and how we might expect to see technologies such as Blockchain, Web3 and the Metaverse used by charities in the future.
Nick's talk share's helpful insights into the world of Web3 and charity digital development, helping non-profits understand how to approach their future strategic digital planning and identify opportunities for growth.
Other presentations in this Web3 series are available on our Giant Digital channel. Look out for our quarterly events for more charity digital inspiration!
Nick has worked for over two decades across technology and digital transformation, developing strategy and working with brands such as EY, Sun Microsystems, BA, Microsoft and Google. Passionate about technology disruption especially in the non-profit sector Nick works with and studies key transformational technologies such as Blockchain, NFTs, AI, Machine Learning and VR/AR, but dedicates most of his time to trying to better understand people and leadership within a fast-moving digital landscape. Now working with IWM on an ambitious digital transformation, Nick’ focus is on innovation, people and culture.
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Alex McGibbon
Solutions Architect at Giant Digital
Alex is Product and Innovation lead at Giant Digital. Having spent many years designing charity websites, Alex is a real advocate for user-led design in the creation of websites, donation platforms and bespoke applications. He leads the UX/UI research and development, ensuring that charities balance their own organisational needs with those of their target audience, to maximise engagement and deliver results.
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