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Peter York
Founder, CEO, Algorhythm
Pete has extensive experience as a social worker on-the-ground, as a consultant and researcher in the evaluation and nonprofit fields as well as a national spokesperson for social impact issues. For nearly 20 years, Pete has specifically developed and led social impact evaluations and evaluative learning tools and systems. He founded Algorhythm in 2013 and is their CEO.→
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Yo Yoshida
Yo Yoshida is the CEO and co-founder of the San Francisco civic start-up, Appallicious.
He is a seasoned innovator, entrepreneur, writer and start-up adviser with a passion for government and technology, bringing over 15 years of experience in technology, marketing, finance, non-profits, and sustainable development to create a first-of-its-kind mobile commerce platform for government.→
Miriam Young
Communications Specialist
Miriam is the Communications Specialist at DataKind, a nonprofit that harnesses the power of data science in the service of humanity, and has spent her career promoting the pro bono movement, bringing business, technology and social sector experts together to change the world. Previously working at NPower and the Taproot Foundation, Miriam began her career as an AmeriCorps volunteer herself and continues to be inspired by the thousands of professionals that donate their time and talent to make the world better.→
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