Dominic Kalms is a highly accomplished entrepreneur and nonprofit leader, with extensive experience in social impact companies, philanthropic foundations, nonprofits, and charitable fundraising. He has raised over $50 million in philanthropic donations and has been featured in major media outlets, such as Forbes, CBS News, BBC World News, and People Magazine. As the President and CEO of GVNG, he's revolutionizing philanthropy in the United States by creating a proprietary technology that facilitates the creation of nonprofit projects in 60 seconds with 98% less cost and labor than the traditional way. Prior to GVNG, he managed philanthropic foundations at Global Philanthropy Group, which was recently acquired by Todd Wagner. He's a scholar with the Hudson Institute, a contributing commentator to BBC News, and a board member at the nationally recognized nonprofit Child Safety Pledge. Dominic's global experience is reflected in his educational background, having studied Master of International Affairs (MIA) at Columbia University in the City of New York and BA (Honors), Political Science, Law, History at New York University.