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May 30, 2008
From The Chronicle: Software-Company Merger
Blackbaud, the nation’s largest provider of fund-raising software to charities, on Thursday announced that it will acquire Kintera, a San Diego software company that makes similar software, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports. The move is part of a wave of consolidation among businesses that supply software to nonprofit groups.
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how many jobs is it going to cost?
— doris May 30, 03:48 PM #
Blackbaud will not be cutting any jobs. Kintera will continue to be led by its CEO Richard LaBarbera and will maintain its current operations in San Diego and Denver.
— Melanie Milonas Jun 2, 04:02 PM #