Tech for Good: Leveraging Innovation for Positive Impact

Carly is the Marketing Manager at MemoryFox, where she values the opportunity to elevate hundreds of nonprofits missions. She has held positions at The Wily Network, Breast Cancer Coalition, Code of Support Foundation, Kenya Lacrosse Association, and the BOMA Project, where she has specialized in marketing, special events, communications, and fundraising. Storytelling has been an integral part of each role. Originally from Watertown, NY, Carly received her Bachelor’s Degree from St. Lawrence University and continued her education at Gannon University, where she received her MBA. Carly currently lives in Rochester, NY with her husband and her rescue dog, Sadie.

Tim Lockie has been in nonprofits and tech for over 20 years. Over the last decade, he founded Now IT Matters and The Human Stack, dedicated to helping nonprofits succeed with their technology.

As a former Salesforce MVP and Partner, Salesforce.org Equality Partner, and Microsoft Partner, his experiences have shown him the impact of system deficiencies on organizations. That's why he is passionate about creating access to Digital Transformation for all nonprofits, regardless of size.

In 2021, Tim developed and launched Digital Guidance®, a methodology designed to move nonprofits from tech-resistant to tech-resilient and transform the nonprofit industry into a human-centered digital space.

Sam Fankuchen is Founder & CEO of Golden, the world's most award-winning volunteer management technology and #1-ranked volunteering apps. Golden supports 25,000 leading organizations across sectors and continents, including UNICEF, the State of California, and other luminaries. Prior to Golden, Sam was the first undergraduate to major in Social Entrepreneurship at Stanford, where he also wrote his Masters thesis on how to recruit, retain, and optimize the lifetime value of volunteers while studying User-Centered Design at the Stanford d.School. Sam serves on the Board of Directors for the United Nations Volunteer Groups Alliance, as Editor of the Engage Journal, and Executive Judge of the Webby and Anthem Awards, in addition to his involvement with Gates Foundation's Greater Giving Summit and Giving Tuesday.

Karrie brings more than 20 years of experience in marketing, brand strategy, advertising, and sales to her role as Chief Marketing Officer at OneCause. She has played a key role in building and leading the company, driving overall growth strategies, sales leadership, event consulting, customer success, and marketing direction. Her decade-plus commitment to nonprofit fundraising and driving innovation in the sector make Karrie a sought-after speaker, industry thought leader, and blog contributor.