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>Dugan
https://www.philanthropy.com/article/Charity-Navigator-Founder-Says/236902
John (Pat) Dugan came into wealth abruptly in 1998 when his pharmaceutical-sales company, PDI, went public. He had always been interested in philanthropy, and almost overnight he was flush with millions of dollars burning a hole in his pocket. But charity scandals at places like United Way and Covenant House made him cautious
https://www.philanthropy.com/article/Microsoft-Official-Chosen-to/232189
[from 2015] so recent.
Charity Navigator has tapped a Microsoft veteran, Michael Thatcher, to serve as its new chief executive.
Mr. Thatcher spent 15 years at Microsoft, most recently serving as the tech giant’s public-sector technology officer in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. He is also a board member of Keystone Accountability, a group that is developing Feedback Commons as a way for charities to share resources. The project is supported by money from the Fund for Shared Insight.
https://www.fundforsharedinsight.org/funders/
Well this is a veritable who's-who in Silicon Valley.
Notables - Rockefeller, Ford, Gates.
All, yes, in case you're asking.. I keep replying to myself. I'm doing this on purpose to keep the facts together and easier to find.
http://keystoneaccountability.org/about-history/
An NGO "thing" unsure other than this Thacker dude is on the board and they are somehow wrapped into Charity Navigator.