Fontheim International built a business in the awkward space between a boardroom promise and the people expected to believe it. Its most revealing work begins when a policy problem has become a trust problem.
Phase 2 Consulting built a business around a Washington truth: policy may be written in official rooms, but permission is earned far beyond them.
A famous face can get people to look. Propper Daley x BPI builds the partnerships, programs, and work plans that give them somewhere to go next.
A Ugandan enterprise may need a finance manual more than another pitch competition. MovingWorlds connects it with people who know how to write one - and companies willing to support the work.
It started as a social network nobody wanted. Fifteen years later, Submittable sits between millions of applicants and the organizations deciding where billions of dollars should go.
The corporate-giving plumbing behind hundreds of Fortune 1000 companies runs through one Calgary software firm. Here is how Benevity turned charity vetting and payroll deductions into a billion-dollar platform.
Replate is a tech-enabled nonprofit that reduces food waste and food insecurity by connecting businesses with surplus food to nearby community organizations. Through a web-based platform, companies schedule on-demand or recurring pickups in a few clicks, and Replate's 'Friendly Food Rescuers' collect and deliver the food along optimized routes. Donors track the social and environmental impact of every donation - meals delivered, water saved, and CO2 diverted - through a personalized dashboard. Founded in 2016 by Maen Mahfoud, Replate operates across major U.S. cities and the Middle East.