Reducing Administrative Burden in the Cultural Sector Through Technology
A pilot initiative by the
with support from
“Through discovery, pilot projects, and shared documentation, the endeavor aims to identify practical approaches that free up staff time for mission-driven work while building reusable infrastructure for the sector.”
The initiative targets arts & culture nonprofits in Northwest Connecticut.
The findings point to a clear need for practical, responsible tools that can bridge existing systems and reduce operational strain.
Read the Phase 1 Report »
Steph Burr is a nonprofit leader with hands-on experience improving operations through technology, automation, and systems design.
As Executive Director of the NWCT Arts Council, she has implemented workflows across fundraising, grants, and membership programs using a wide range of software platforms. She has extensive technical proficiency and is a member of the Zapier Wizard’s Guild.
Ethan S. Brewerton is a creative technologist dedicated to operational efficiency. With two years of specialized experience in computational models and generative scripting, he has mastered the art of automating intricate, multi-step processes.
Previously using these skills to enhance hand made artistic production, Ethan now applies his automation expertise to the non-profit sector. He helps organizations modernize their operations by building custom tools that democratize access to technology, streamline daily tasks, and amplify overall impact.
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