10/07/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/07/2026 08:24
Mary Garcia
Content Marketing Manager
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The free two-day virtual event on November 4-5 will feature a product vision keynote from newly appointed Chief Product and Technology Officer Blane Warrene and celebrate the inaugural Omatic Database Champions.
Omatic Software, the leader in integration and data management for nonprofits, today announced the Omatic Summit, the company's first-ever digital summit, taking place November 4-5, 2026. Themed "Discover What's Possible with Trustworthy Data," the free event is built for the nonprofit professionals who maintain organizational data and are interested in elevating the importance of data and using it to support greater mission impact. The event is designed to help professionals make a shift from keeping up with data to leading with it because it's trusted, governed, and secure.
Registration is free and now open at https://omaticsoftware.com/omatic-summit/.
Over two days, attendees will hear from peers who have modernized their data practices, learn what a clean, connected data foundation makes possible, and gain practical guidance they can use right away.
Each day opens with a keynote, followed by concurrent sessions across three tracks: product and modernization, finance and risk, and customer success stories. Omatic's technology partners and consultants will also share their perspectives, including a panel on data hygiene in the age of AI.
"Our customers are the heroes of the nonprofit world. They are the people who work with data every day so their organizations can advance their missions and make a bigger difference in communities," said Brian Alster, CEO of Omatic Software. "The Omatic Summit is our way of championing these professionals and providing resources to help them do their vital work with greater confidence and leadership in the face of change."
Attendees will hear from Blane Warrene, who joined Omatic as Chief Product and Technology Officer in August 2026. Warrene will deliver the second-day keynote, sharing his vision for the future of Omatic's platform and what's ahead for the nonprofits that rely on it.
"Nonprofit data teams deserve technology that works as hard as they do," said Warrene. "I'm excited to share where we're taking Omatic's product and how we'll help organizations spend less time wrestling with their data and more time using it to support their missions."
Omatic will close out the first day by celebrating the inaugural Omatic Database Champions, recognized in four categories: Change Maker of the Year, Transformation Leader of the Year, Data Steward of the Year, and Mission Impact Driver of the Year. Award recipients will share their stories and offer practical advice for improving data integrity.