Strategic relocation PCOA recently sold its Broadway building and moved operations to a new facility to focus on community outreach, signaling a potential need for updated IT, communications, and outreach technology, as well as facility-related services.

Aging services expansion With initiatives like Nosh&Know and Dementia Capable Southern Arizona, there are opportunities to offer program development support, content platforms, or partnerships for caregiver education, memory care services, and community outreach programs.

Public-private partnerships Past collaborations with city and CARES Act funding indicate openness to funded partnerships and vendor programs, suggesting potential opportunities for grant-aligned software, training, or services tailored to aging services.

Broad outreach need As a leading aging advocacy and information resource in Pima County, PCOA could benefit from enhanced communications, digital engagement analytics, volunteer management, and donor/community outreach tools.

Strategic tech usage Their tech stack includes widely used tools (Adobe, Microsoft Office, Google Tag Manager) implying readiness for integrations, data analytics, CRM upgrade, and security/compliance enhancements to support expanded programs.