Founded in 1997, Mouse is a national education and workforce development nonprofit that empowers underrepresented students to succeed using computer science and creative technology to solve real problems and make meaningful change in their communities and our world. With a commitment to fostering greater equity, empowerment, and humanity in STEM, creative computing, and sustainability we bring together diverse people, programs and platforms necessary to meet a full range of creative computing needs, today and for our future. By combining education and workforce development, and connecting creative to computational thinking, we are empowering youth — and all those that educate them — to access and amplify technology as a force for good.

Community of extraordinary people gaming together on Twitch and assisting each other with the challenges of muscular dystrophy, ALS, and other neuromuscular diseases. Come join us.

Co-Chair Development Committee (July 2017-June 2021) The Jed Foundation is the nation's leader in protecting the emotional health of America's 25 million college and 16 million high school students. Our proven model and award-winning programs are changing the way campuses, communities and families promote wellness among young adults. Proudly supported by Morgan Stanley, MacKenzie Scott, Pivotal Ventures, The Aspen Institute, Target, Hulu, The Pew Charitable Trust, Viacom, Spotify, and many others.

Caveat Media is the producer of original content for podcasts, television, and digital media developed at Caveat nightclub, NYC's home for smart and original comedy.“At Caveat, no one is roasted for having multiple doctorates. Science isn’t a cue for eye rolls. Instead, guests are admired for their academic mastery.” -The New York Times“Caveat's programming is so unique, imaginative, and smart. It's not just an onslaught of standard standup -- they have an assortment of fascinating, often educational, themed shows that are equal parts hilarious and edifying." – Thrillist“A nightly enticement of the intellect for the discerning nerd”-The New Yorker“A showcase for the funny side of intellectualism”-New York Magazine

Charity Navigator is the largest independent evaluator of non-profits, providing information that helps donors direct their giving to highly effective organizations. Charity Navigator's website is used by more than 11 million donors every year and its audience is growing rapidly (more than 4 million new donors have used Charity Navigator in 2018).

Conceived and launched this facial recognition software and mobile video pioneer for creators, advertisers, and their audiences.

Led mobile app launch and customer acquisition growth to over 100M registered users, drove product development, user experience design, branding and communication strategy. • $37 million annual revenue• 140 employees• Ad-supported and paid subscription modelApp Marketing Milestones:• #13 Social App in iOS App Store• #6 Social App in Google Play Store• Top 100 App in 146 countries• 2.2 million Facebook fans

Directed marketing strategy and business development, repositioned and re-staffed venture into a rapidly growing and successful innovator in online, mobile and social media advertising. Acquired by Fox.

Developed stories for feature film, games, television, and graphic novels with high profile creators: Sir Richard Branson, Hugh Jackman, Deepak Chopra, Guy Ritchie, Nicolas Cage, and Shekhar Kapur.

Before iTunes, before Spotify, and before Pandora, we launched the first million-selling online platform for music. Took company public on NASDAQ, raising $117 million.

Pioneered Viacom's entry onto the web by launching ComedyCentral.com, winning awards and establishing site as a top-ten entertainment website and one of the 100 most popular sites on the early web. Managed P/L of new business unit and South Park, resulting in $350 million in sales.

Managed financial planning, P&L, and consumer acquisition for MTV Music Service that Included "MTV To Go" magazine, Huh videos and magazine, Jazziz, New Country, and BBC Music. A joint venture with Time Warner.

Provided marking insights and execution during MTV’s most innovative, influential, and profitable period. Launched MTV’s first merchandising and licensing initiatives, expanding MTV into live events and mass-market retail products.