“Stephanie Hankey believes that non-profit organisations need to
have a healthier relationship with technology. She has spent seven
years working on developing the relationship between NGOs and
technology, most recently as part of Tactical Tech. Her work has
resulted in an ambitious event–Asia Source–recently held in
Bangalore, India’s wannabe Silicon Valley. She was one of the main
organisers of this event, intended to be a starting point to help
build bridges between non-profits and free software.“Hankey and her team also do consultancy work; specifically, the
Tactical Tech team are advisors to the Soros Foundation on about 20
projects…”
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