How Grant Professionals Can Use AI to Enhance Productivity_2/19/2026

Описание: Revolutionize Your Grant Writing Workflow with AI
Are you ready to stop staring at a blank cursor? In the fast-paced world of grant seeking, Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a powerful partner that can help you reclaim your time and sharpen your competitive edge.

Join us for an intensive, practical webinar: "How Grant Professionals Can Use AI to Enhance Productivity." This session moves beyond the basics to show you exactly how to integrate AI into your daily workflow while maintaining the highest standards of ethics and accuracy.

What We’ll Cover:

Grant-Specific Prompting: Learn the "Secret Sauce"
Defeating Hallucinations: Master proven techniques to ensure your AI outputs are factually grounded and reliable
Capturing Your Unique Voice: Discover methods to train AI to replicate your organization’s specific tone
Building Custom GPTs: Step-by-step guidance on creating a "Digital Grant Assistant"

Speaker:

Charlisa Garg, CFRE, brings over 17 years of corporate and foundation relations experience to the nonprofit sector, having facilitated more than $127 million for leading organizations including NYU Langone Health, Teachers College at Columbia University, West Point Association of Graduates, the National MS Society, Planned Parenthood, and WestCOP. As Director of Foundation Relations at NYU Langone Health, she has secured transformative six- and seven-figure grants from national and local foundation partners, including the institution's first-ever W.M. Keck Foundation award.

Charlisa's deep expertise spans the full grants lifecycle—from prospect research and proposal development to donor stewardship and reporting. She has worked across various sectors including healthcare, education, and youth services, building strategic relationships with foundation partners and crafting compelling narratives that connect institutional priorities with funder interests. As Principal Coach and Consultant at Middle Branch Consulting since 2008, she has helped numerous nonprofit clients navigate complex funding landscapes, overcome leadership challenges, and build sustainable grants programs.