Shocker: No one enters the world of nonprofits to make big money. In fact, the average salary for an executive director position at a nonprofit is around $61k, which is barely above the average income for US workers ($59,039). But thankfully, working at a nonprofit is more than a salary—it can be rewarding beyond compare and a real way to effect change. They say money isn’t everything, right?!

We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Steve Hooper, Co-founder and CEO of Kigo Kitchen. Steve was kind enough to share a bit of his experience on bringing a new level of AI and automation into the organization by using Botkeeper.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to be the next big thing in technology. Several companies and startups are now developing AI to further advance the medical, marketing, accounting and communications field. Smarter virtual assistants such as Siri and Alexa were made possible - all thanks to the development of AI.

Since more companies now delve into the development of AI (to be used in different fields), investors are positive that the industry holds a lot of promise. But aside from venture capitalists, and individual investors, companies (especially startups) are also encouraged to make use of AI services as early as possible. 

We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Theodora Higginson Hanna, Co-Executive Director of Tech Goes Home out of Boston. Theodora (Theo) was kind enough to share a bit of her experience with bringing a new level of AI and automation into the organization by using botkeeper.

Bookkeeping. An often overlooked area in the business- and yet, it can dramatically affect the success or failure of the organization. Most business owners tend to back burner the accounting in lieu of the “here and now” items - such as sales, marketing, meetings, etc… and because of procrastination or lack of insight, some organizations suffer because of those mis-managed books.