CommunityCX provides government agencies with results-driven, timely and responsive services and solutions to meet today's challenges.

Community Connect Labs provides high-quality and affordable tools for government and service providers to reach low-income and hard-to-engage individuals.We enable the delivery and analytics of personalized campaigns ranging from outreach, benefits screening, enrollment, reminders to custom surveys.Our professional services and texting platform enables government and service providers to increase response rates by 2x. Government and nonprofit clients include the United Ways of California, City of San Jose, and Second Harvest Food Bank. Learn more: www.communityconnectlabs.com

GreatNonprofits helps inform and inspire donors. It is the leading developer of tools that allow people to find, review, and share information about great -- and perhaps not yet great -- nonprofits. GreatNonprofits also annually publishes a Top-Rated List, which is a like a people's choice awards for the nonprofit sector. Check out the awards here: http://greatnonprofits.org/awards/browseCurrently, users can rate more than 1.2 million nonprofits directly on our website, or -- via syndication -- on our partner sites. This represents the largest database of first-person stories about nonprofit organizations ever assembled. These are stories submitted by people -- clients, donors, volunteers and others-- who have experienced the impacts of nonprofit work up close. This valuable resource helps donors, volunteers, journalists, and concerned citizens to learn about the nonprofit services available in their communities and beyond.

The Census Outreach project (www.censusoutreach.org) provided technology solutions to enable a fair and accurate 2020 Census. Governments and nonprofits used our solutions to engage more than 5 million people to participate in the census.

I was the founder of VoterWatch, a nonpartisan nonprofit that allowed users to easily and conveniently search, annotate and share videos of Congressional hearings.

I advised ClickTV, the first social, in-video commenting platform, on how to use their technology for annotation of government, nonprofit and instructional video.

I conceptualized and launched the Stanford Social Innovation Review with the Stanford Graduate School of Business. It is now the leading magazine on nonprofit management, philanthropy and corporate citizenship. Working as first managing editor, and then publisher and then for a short period, I had to fill both roles (yikes!), I oversaw, at one point or another, all editorial and business sides of the operation. I created diversified revenue stream from the magazine, including sponsorships, special collections, and seminars. I also launched the first Stanford Nonprofit Management Institute and webcast series, and blog.

I helped launch the VC-funded start-up which was the largest site for social causes and tools for action.