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Age Associates, Inc. specializes in providing strategic planning,
project management, and technical consulting services to philanthropic
and nonprofit organizations to implement and support
computer information and communications systems. The company was founded in 1984 and is located in Princeton New Jersey.
Our mission is to assist organizations to achieve their goals through
the appropriate and effective use of information systems. As an
independent consulting firm we have established a reputation for
making informed, unbiased recommendations that are always in our
client’s best interest.
Every organization's needs are different, and we never take a one size fits all approach. The solutions that we develop are always tailored to a client's particular requirements. This is a key factor in the success of the systems that we design and the projects that we manage.
Our clients include Fortune 100 corporations, the largest U.S. and
European private
and corporate foundations, community foundations, family foundations, investment managers, financial service companies, nonprofit organizations,
professional associations, educational institutions, software developers, and service providers.
Information
Age Associates is a recognized leader in this field and regularly invited to
make
presentations
at
many regional, national, and international conferences.
Martin
Schneiderman
is founder and President of Information Age Associates, Inc. He
has done extensive strategic planning, large-scale project management,
and professional development for a wide range of organizations.
Schneiderman has served as a senior consultant to many industry
associations, hardware and software companies, and organizations
including: Council on Foundations, Foundation Center, GuideStar,
Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers, Independent Sector,
Conference Board, and the Communications Network in Philanthropy.
His experience includes the design, integration, and management
of information systems including: accounting, archives, art collections,
contact management, corporate communications, estate planning, financial
planning, fundraising, grants management, human resources, insurance, investment
management, legal services, multi-currency portfolio management,
performance measurement, philanthropy, program evaluation, publications,
search engines, securities trading, trust accounting, tax compliance,
venture investments, and workgroup collaboration.
Prior to establishing Information Age Associates he gained extensive
experience as the Chief Information Officer for Rockefeller Family
and Associates, and Director of the Technology Laboratory and Computer
Education Programs at Educational Testing Service.
He has also served as Technology Editor and contributing writer
for the Council on Foundation's journal, Foundation News & Commentary.
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