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Thank you: Acteva!
The N2Y4 Mobile Challenge Conference was a very full two days of sessions, brainstorms, idea sharing and Project pitches. There was an incredible set of Featured Projects participating, as well as 300 inspired and inspiring changemakers. All those involved contributed to important conversations and we all left San Jose with ideas to share and more projects to work on. The Conference, and all the great moments and connections that came with it, couldn't have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors.
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A special "Thank You" goes to Acteva who provided the platform used to register all of the conference attendees. Hear from Ed Lemire, Acteva's VP of Marketing, about the work Acteva is doing in the nonprofit technology sector.
To Ed and the Acteva team, thanks for your contributions and support!
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Online Registration Services: Acteva
I tried Acteva for a few days and quickly abandoned the platform in favor of RegOnline. Compared to RegOnline, Acteva's UI is primitive and clunky. RegOnline's technical support is also vastly superior to Acteva's. Acteva puts you into VM and follows up with an email after a few days. RegOnline takes the call immediately and their tech support personnel are genuinely helpful.
Final note: I unwisely prepaid a five events on the Acteva service, none of which I'll use. Acteva refused to give me a refund ($400) which I find odd and somewhat dishonest.