Elizabeth Tokarz

Elizabeth works as a data analyst at American Philanthropic, supporting the data needs of clients by managing and analyzing existing databases and by advising on future data collection and organization. She is also well-versed in data visualization, especially in R, Tableau and GIS. Elizabeth brings extensive experience, having worked with data management and analysis at the Missouri Botanic Garden, the Morton Arboretum, and the Student Conservation Association. She is also a skilled writer with publications in Verge Magazine, the Journal of Tropical Ecology, and the Yale Environment Review. She is fluent in Spanish, as well.

Elizabeth studied the ecology of neotropical plants as an undergraduate at Yale, and she currently resides in South Bend, Indiana.

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Donor modeling for upgrade propensity

Presenting a study on how donor data can create models to predict which donors are most likely to upgrade.

Elizabeth Tokarz / 6 min read
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4 easy ways to update your nonprofit database

As you move into the end of the year and prepare for the new year, here are four quick ways to improve your nonprofit database.

Elizabeth Tokarz / 3 min read
Make way for MFA: new security measures from Salesforce

Coming February 2022, Salesforce will require all licenses to employ Multi-Factor Authentication. Here’s what you need to know.

Elizabeth Tokarz / 4 min read
A botanical garden to promote local knowledge and sustainable plant communities

The Garden in the Woods is unique among botanical gardens in its focus on native plant species. This focus teaches guests about the value of sustainable, native communities.

Elizabeth Tokarz / 4 min read