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Mike Gianoni and the machinery of generosity
From Connecticut engineering classrooms to the leadership of Blackbaud, Mike Gianoni has spent his career making complex systems work. His next challenge is helping more people take part in giving.
Bryan de Lottinville and the problem with good intentions
After helping build iStockphoto, Bryan de Lottinville turned to a less glamorous transaction: the charitable donation. His next company, Benevity, grew from a stubborn belief that people should get to choose how they help.
Henry Ludlam and the business of making generosity ordinary
Before Goodstack, Henry Ludlam helped put on music festivals and tried to raise money for his football club. His next business grew by making it easier for other people to give.
Goodstack does the paperwork behind the good deed
Google needs to know which nonprofits qualify. TikTok needs donations to reach them. Goodstack sells the checks, payment rails and software that make both possible.