Our Mission

 

We help
good works
generate
great impact

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

We're Believers

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And we believe that:

  • We can truly make a difference through our good works
     
  • We should all use our time, talent, and treasure to do good
     
  • We have better tools and resources than ever before to do more good for more people
     
  • Doing good can be hard work, but the right strategy, leadership, and resources make a real difference
 
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Matt kouri

President and Founder

Matt is a passionate, experienced, and trusted advisor to business CEOs, nonprofit executives and boards, and philanthropists of all types. He is a tri-sector athlete, able to successfully navigate complex social issues and systems that cross the business, nonprofit, and government sectors, and his professional network allows him to be a strategic connector.

Matt served as CEO of Mission Capital (a social impact catalyst and advisory organization) for 10 years, during which he grew the organization three-fold, and previously he was a Senior Manager with Deloitte Consulting.

Matt is a member of Austin Area Research Organization, is a gubernatorial appointee to chair the DFPS Council which provides guidance to the Texas foster care/adoption system, and has been a member and chair of several education and human service nonprofit boards.

Matt holds an MBA and Master of Public Policy from the University of Chicago, and degrees in Economics and English from Oklahoma State University.

Matt provides most of our consulting services,
bringing other experienced professionals into engagements as needed


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Matt is a husband of 20+ years, a father to three great children, and a volunteer leader with his church youth group and a global relief and development nonprofit.

He is the recipient of the Austin Ethics in Business Lifetime Achievement Award and the Austin Under 40 Community Leader Award, and he is a member of the Westmoore Oklahoma High School Hall of Honor.

They should be rich in good works and generous to those in need, always being ready to share with others.
— Paul