Adam Huttler is a serial entrepreneur who has made a name for himself as a pioneer of innovative business models and revenue strategies in the mission-driven companies of both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. Huttler made his niche among the intersection of technology, culture, and social justice. He is currently the founder and CEO of MonkeyPod, an all-in-one software platform for nonprofit organizations that supports accounting, donor management, fundraising, collaboration, and more. Previously, he founded Fractured Atlas, a non-profit technology that helped artists with the business aspects of their work. Huttler served as the CEO of Fractured Atlas for two decades, growing the organization from a one-man-band into a broad-based service organization with an annual budget of $25 million. He is also the former founder and managing partner of Gemini SBS, a software development firm serving the nonprofit and public sectors that worked with clients such as the US Department of Education, New York University, and the University of North Carolina. Huttler also launched Exponential Creativity Ventures, a boutique venture capital fund that supported early-stage technology companies that support human creative capacity. He completed the Executive Program from Singularity University, Chief Executive Program from National Arts Strategies Chief Executive Program, Venture Capital Executive Program from the University of California at Berkeley, and his BA from Sarah Lawrence College. Huttler was named to Crain's New York Business's 2016 "40 Under Forty" class and listed by Barry's Blog as one of the "Top 50 Most Powerful and Influential Leaders in Nonprofit Arts" for five consecutive years.