A little over five years ago, Ivo took what seemed like a small step in his career. While planning a vacation from work, he decided to try Experteering and volunteer his skills in Colombia to support more equitable education (we featured his story four years

Two years ago, Thais was at a crossroads in her career. She knew that she wanted to do more impactful work, but was struggling to find her place in the impact sector. “I didn’t want to work for a big corporation any more, so did

“From ending poverty to improving health to curbing climate change, the success of the Sustainable Development Agenda depends on progress in education. We need to lean in and build the political will and financial momentum to make quality education for all a reality.” – Alice

After a decade of finance experience within the public and nonprofit sectors, Sam Dang felt ready for a change. He enjoyed his work, but felt he had more to offer — he wanted to contribute in his fullest capacity to take his impact career to

“Technology can overcome any obstacle when it is used to serve people and not profits.” -Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate The term ‘technological innovation’ probably makes you think about exciting emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence or Augmented Reality, but new technologies aren’t the only

Data matters. The right data in the hands of the right people can help nonprofits make more effective decisions, do more with less, and improve more lives. Tableau is the global leader in helping people see and understand data, and its employees are among the

Victoria Ventosa had built a successful career in Program Management at one of the biggest companies in the world. But even as she attained these professional goals, she found herself wrestling with bigger questions about the overall direction her career, and how it contributes to

Heather Quinn has dedicated her career to helping others — as a nonprofit strategist, she supports communities through fundraising and grant strategy. But like many professionals in the nonprofit space, her focus on taking care of others meant that taking care of herself took a

Five years ago, Finance Director Michael Robinson decided it was time for something different. He was searching for an opportunity as multidimensional as he was: in addition to his decades of accounting expertise, he is also a talented photographer with a passion for the arts

It seemed like every time Shiouwen turned on the news, a new humanitarian crisis was breaking. The constant stream of negative stories affected her, but she felt stuck: too small on her own to make an impact, but too impassioned to stand by and do