Who we are

We are a collaborative of powerhouse leaders who equip leaders, businesses, philanthropists, organizations, and their teams to confidently use AI and transform their impact. 

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  • AI for Inclusive Innovation and Global Prosperity

    Salah Goss is a technology innovator and social impact strategist with deep roots in financial inclusion. For more than 20 years she has combined her experience in government, philanthropy, international development and the private sector to stand at the cutting edge of technology and social impact. Her leadership has been focused on using technology to increase access to life changing innovations to the underserved markets and communities. 

    Salah managed a $90 million dollar portfolio at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation where she advised the highest levels of governments and worked with the private sector to incentivize investment in financial inclusion. While at the Gates Foundation, Salah designed and executed the first ever comprehensive mapping of social disbursements and geospatial mapping of all financial services outlets in Nigeria and Tanzania, advised on agent banking and mobile money regulations and national financial inclusion strategies globally. 

    Early in her career at Mastercard, Salah led the Lab for Financial Inclusion. In this role, using AI and other emerging technologies, she led the development, incubation, commercial pilot and technology transfer of digital payment and credit solutions for Africa, Asia and the Middle East. In this role, she more than doubled commercial contracts and market expansion and helped to lead the charge to increase Mastercard’s investment in financial inclusion globally. The technology and process patents Salah earned while at Mastercard are a testament to the mark she has left on technology innovation that moves the needle for social impact. The Mastercard Lab for Financial Inclusion, while headed by Salah, was awarded top five fintech labs by Fintech magazine. 

    As an accomplished Senior Vice President, Salah oversaw the company’s philanthropic giving for the US, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean. In this role, she helped design and launch The Artificial Intelligence to Accelerate Inclusion Challenge with data.org, oversaw over $10 million in investment in AI, machine learning and applied data science and was instrumental in the development of Mastercard’s Small Business AI. Salah also led Mastercard’s $500 million commitment to help close the racial wealth gap where she used technology innovations to exceed targets and helped Mastercard realize number one share of voice throughout the commitment. 

    Salah is an impact-centric visionary who was named in the inaugural class of the Aspen Finance Leaders Fellowship. Salah was also awarded the Outstanding Corporate Social Intrapreneur of the Year by the World Economic Forum and Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship in 2019. In 2024, Salah was selected for the prestigious Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Residency. As a lasting testament to her innovation expertise, three digital solutions developed under Salah’s leadership have been named in multiple years of Mastercard’s placement of Fortune magazine’s Changing the World list. 

    A recognized thought leader, Salah has authored numerous articles appearing in CGAP Technology Program, GSMA Mobile Money for the Unbanked and Lydian Payments Journal, including a featured article in the World Economic Forum, “The Mobile Financial Services Development Report 2011”. Most recently, Salah authored an essay in The Future of Building Wealth Brief Essays on the Best Ideas to Build Wealth—for Everyone, published by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and The Aspen Institute. 

    Currently, Salah runs Impulse 52, an advisory firm focused on strategic philanthropy, corporate social impact and fintech advisory services. She is a Thoreau Planetary Solutions Fellow at Cornell University SC Johnson College of Business guest lecturing and advising on AI and financial inclusion.

  • AI for C Suite Executives and Organizational Transformation

    Latanya Mapp is a distinguished global development leader and author with close to three decades of comprehensive experience driving sustainable social impact across emerging markets. As the most recent President and CEO of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, she launched a distinguished AI Council and helped donors create thoughtful, effective philanthropy through services for families, foundations and other philanthropic initiatives Throughout her career, Mapp has worked across multiple sectors including government, multinational, nonprofit, and academic organizations such as the Global Fund for Women, USAID, and the United Nations on sustainable programs and portfolios across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Her expertise includes negotiating strategic private sector multi-million-dollar alliances totaling more than $55 million, overseeing development of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact between the United States and Mali, and achieving impactful results for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria and the Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). She has provided leadership in regional programming towards the implementation of the Paris Declarations on Aid Effectiveness and the Accra Agenda for Action. Author of "The Everyday Feminist: The Key to Sustainable Social Impact-Driving Movements We Need Now More than Ever.”

  • AI and Tech-Facilitated- Gender Based Violence, MBA, MS, LCSW

    At the helm of the National Organization for Women (NOW) for five years, Christian F. Nunes brings over two decades of leadership in advocacy, policy reform, coalition building, and grassroots mobilization.  She served as the second African American and youngest president of NOW in over 50 years.   As a licensed clinical social worker and business owner, her work centers on advancing intersectional feminism, dismantling structural sexism and racism, and advocating for inclusive and psychologically safe environments. With expertise in non-profit management and strategy, Christian has spearheaded impactful initiatives and policies addressing gender-based violence, economic justice, racial and mental health equity, and AI & digital safety.

    Through Equity Bound Solutions LLC, Christian channels her commitment to social justice into consulting and organizational development, focusing on driving systemic change and proactive, equitable solutions. Her mental health background informs a nuanced approach to policy and advocacy, amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. Recognized for thought leadership in gender justice, mental health equity, and AI & digital safety, she is a trusted voice in the media and a champion of equity, inclusion, and transformative action. Her media appearances include MSNBC, Business Insider, Politico, and Huffington Post. She holds degrees from Northern Arizona University (BSW), Columbia University (MS), and the University of Phoenix (MBA).

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  • AI from Main Street to the C-Suite 

    Latoya Murphy is the founder and CEO of AIRR Solutions LLC (Artificial Intelligence for Rest and Results), a consultancy that equips mission-driven organizations to harness AI with clarity, confidence, and care. A Certified AI Consultant (CPD-accredited) with more than 25 years of cross-sector leadership, she helps nonprofits, MWBEs, startups, and faith-aligned institutions integrate AI in ways that reduce overwhelm, expand capacity, and accelerate meaningful impact. Through tailored learning cohorts, practical toolkits, and values-driven strategies, Latoya empowers leaders to see AI not as a threat, but as a trusted support system.

    Her career spans private, public, and nonprofit sectors, with senior leadership roles across federal, state, and municipal government, as well as Fortune 500 companies including Verizon, Citigroup, and Care.com—successfully navigating financial services, telecommunications, and technology industries. Most recently, she served as Chief Operations Officer and Senior Vice President for Mastercard’s Center for Inclusive Growth, as well as Head of its $500M Impact Fund, where she led global strategy and operations to advance inclusive economic growth. Today, she draws on that legacy of leadership to help organizations move from burden to breakthrough in the age of AI.

  • AI Ethics and Global Compliance

    Natalie is an eminent global development leader with over 25 years of experience in international development, legal compliance, and policy reform. Over the course of a distinguished career in the U.S. Senior Foreign Service—including prominent roles at USAID, the U.S. State Department, and the U.S. Military—she has advised senior leadership, led high-impact international initiatives, and negotiated complex, high-stakes agreements across more than 20 countries. With deep expertise in law, sustainable development, cross-cultural leadership, conflict resolution, and ethical governance, Natalie has directed major programs in health, education, and economic development. She has overseen multi-million-dollar budgets, built and led diverse global teams, and navigated complex compliance and regulatory frameworks in some of the world’s most challenging contexts. Leading AI Ethics and Global Compliance, Natalie brings a unique blend of international policy acumen, ethical leadership, and strategic vision to the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence. She empowers governments, businesses, and institutions to harness AI responsibly—ensuring alignment with democratic values, human rights, and inclusive development goals. Passionate about driving systemic, lasting change, Natalie is committed to equipping leaders and organizations with the tools to innovate ethically, build institutional capacity, and ensure that digital progress is inclusive, responsible, and human-centered.

  • AI for Global Grassroots Innovation

    Jensine is designing digital infrastructure so the next wave of AI and technology liberates rather than silences the voices that can solve our greatest challenges. With 20+ years of experience as an award-winning digital impact entrepreneur, international journalist, and gender justice advocate, she founded World Pulse—a social impact network connecting grassroots women leaders from 200+ countries who've collectively improved 25.1 million lives. Her bold ambition is to ensure that digital technology and AI unleash the untapped collective power of women and underrepresented voices everywhere. From motorboat journeys through Nigeria's deltas meeting women's groups, to UN panels in Geneva, to tech advising in Silicon Valley, Jensine bridges grassroots voices with global decision-makers. She has built the first and longest-running global feminist social network, raised $20M+ for digital strategies impacting women globally, and partnered with 80+ institutions including Intel, Google, UN Women, Wikimedia, and helped launch Equinix's $50M Foundation for digital inclusion. Her recognitions include the UN Media Social Impact Award, UNESCO Prize, Rockefeller Top 100 Innovator, and Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Award. She is a frequent speaker on global digital women's movements, having appeared on NPR, BBC, and at venues ranging from the Social Innovation Summit to the UN.