Angel Wright-Lanier North Carolina
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The document discusses the experiences of Angel Wright-Lanier with the grant management system eCivis across three different cities in North Carolina. Wright-Lanier first used eCivis while working for the City of Raleigh where they saw benefits from additional grant sources. Later, while working for the City of Goldsboro, Wright-Lanier recommended eCivis and secured a $25,000 grant within six months. Currently working for the Town of Mooresville, Wright-Lanier has implemented eCivis' grant research, tracking, reporting, and financial integration tools. Wright-Lanier wholeheartedly recommends eCivis based on nearly 10 years of successful experience.
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Angel Wright-Lanier North Carolina
- 1. My experience with eCivis started in 2005 when I was with the City of Raleigh, North Carolina. The City purchased the research tool and quickly saw great benefits from having access to additional grant sources. We later purchased the tracking and reporting tool so that we could better manage grants and stay on top of reporting deadlines.eCivishelpedusdesignourprocesswhenwehadtomanageseveralmillion stimulus dollars from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Two and a half years ago, when I started working at the City of Goldsboro, I recommended to my boss that we use eCivis. I promised to win a grant if he would pay for the access to Grants Network. I won a $25,000 grant within about six months of implementing the product, more than paying for the license fee. Now that I’m at the Town of Mooresville, I have secured a contract with eCivis for the grant research, tracking and reporting, and financial integration tools (the latter tool allows our financial and programmatic systems to speak to each other). Folks in our organizationarereallyexcitedtohaveaccesstothemanygrantopportunitiesavailable through the grant management system. I wholeheartedly recommend the eCivis product without reservation. The research and technology teams at eCivis work hard to make sure that our staff has all the resources that they need to be successful. I’ve worked with the eCivis product for nearly 10 years, and I’m proud to say that they’ve never failed me. eCIVIS CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL: NORTHCAROLINA ANGEL WRIGHT-LANIER I’ve worked with the eCivis product for nearly 10 years, and I’m proud to say that they’ve never failed me. Angel Writing-Lanier, Deputy Town Manager Town of Mooresville, NC www.ecivis.com 3 Cities BROUGHT ECIVIS TO (877) 232-4847 NC Goldsboro Mooresville Raleigh