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Rachael Chong is Founder & CEO of Catchafire, the world's first scalable pro bono service platform. Catchafire's website matches professionals who want to volunteer their skills with nonprofits and social entrepreneurs that pro bono business services. Catchafire was named #1 in Huffington Post's Innovators Series and has appeared on NPR, CNN Money, Fast Company, TechCrunch, Daily Candy, and Change.org among others.
Rachael was previously an investment banker, and prior to starting Catchafire, she worked alongside the President & CEO to start up BRAC USA, the US affiliate of BRAC, one of the largest nonprofit organizations in the world. Rachael has a Master's of Public Policy from Duke University and graduated magna cum laude from Barnard College, Columbia University. Find her on Twitter @catchafire or email Rachael [at] catchafire [dot] org. She also writes for the Huffington Post.
To learn more about Rachael's work, please visit Catchafire's web site.
Rachel will present on the topic of Utilizing Skills-based Volunteers to Build Capacity at VMG's 3rd Annual Volunteer Management for Nonprofits Conference on Friday, March 25, 2011.
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