Strategic partnerships The association actively pursues collaborations with other higher education and religious institutions, such as partnerships with Asia Pacific University and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, presenting recurring cross-institutional sales opportunities for tech, training, and credential programs.

Digital modernization With a tech stack including jsDelivr, Pantheon, Google tools, and a reliance on centralized platforms, there is a clear path to offer modernization services, security audits, content delivery optimization, and cloud hosting enhancements tailored to small to mid-sized member institutions.

Campus infrastructure growth Significant past investments in campus facilities (Hoyt Science Center, Memorial Field House, chapel renovations, wifi upgrades) indicate ongoing capital projects and facilities management needs that can be addressed with managed IT, AV, security, and facility tech solutions.

Niche program expansion Recent initiatives to develop post-graduate vocational certification for college chaplains signal a demand for specialized credentials and online learning platforms, offering opportunities for LMS implementations, content creation, and program management software.

Funding-aware opportunities With annual revenue under one million and a mission-driven, not-for-profit profile, there is value in affordable, scalable technology and services packages, plus potential for grant-aligned solutions and non-profit pricing to drive adoption across the 56-member network.