Thriva Welcomes New Zoo and Museum Clients
Top zoos and museums are turning to Thriva for technology solutions
SEATTLE, WA – April 18, 2006 – Top zoos and museums from around the country are selecting Thriva as their online registration and database management software partner. Although Thriva works with organizations in many different industries, many zoos and museums recently found great value in its wide range of features and flexibility.
During the past year, some of the top zoos and museums in the country partnered with Thriva including Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo (the #1 nationally ranked zoo for kids), The Smithsonian National Zoo, the Association of Children’s Museums, the San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium, the Chattanooga Zoo, the Santa Barbara Zoo, the Oakland Zoo, and The Tech Museum of Innovation.
In addition to offering powerful and flexible online registration and database management software, zoos and museums find Thriva to be such an ideal choice because it can be used across different departments. “We have clients who sign up to use online registration for one part of the organization and realize that other parts of the company can also benefit from our services,” explains Thriva co-founder Matt Ehrlichman. “The Chattanooga Zoo, for example, partnered with Thriva to handle registration for its summer programs but is now planning to use Thriva to also handle donations, memberships, and registration for educational programs and field trips.” Organizations find real value in being able to use one company to help streamline operations in several different departments.
With one of the most innovative and complete event management packages in the industry, Thriva’s features include flexible online event registration, powerful management software, easy credit card processing, professional website design and hosting, online accounts for customers, online donations and staff applications, secure photo galleries, communication tools, and more.
For more information on Thriva, visit www.thriva.com or call 877-996-2267.
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