FrontStream, the leading provider of a complete suite of products that empower registered nonprofit organizations and socially responsible corporations to raise more funds securely and easily for causes that effect positive change, announced the appointment of Dan Allison as chief technology officer. A mission-focused CTO, Allison will drive and execute product strategy for FrontStream’s leading all-in-one digital fundraising platform, Panorama, while working closely with customers to ensure solutions meet their unique and emerging fundraising needs.
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“I look forward to further expanding and enhancing FrontStream’s suite of intuitive solutions to make fundraising and donor engagement as simple and easy as possible for our customers,” said Dan Allison, CTO of FrontStream.
“Despite a year of uncertainty, nonprofits remain resilient, revealing the power of technology-led fundraising models,” said Chris Broderick, CEO of FrontStream. “As an invaluable addition to our executive team, Dan will spearhead the next generation of innovation for our platform and work closely with our customers as they continue to perfect their virtual fundraising strategies.”
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Prior to joining FrontStream, Allison served as CTO at Indiggo, a provider of an AI-driven solution that brings immediate focused execution to enterprise strategy. Before that, he spent several years working at Credible Behavioral Health Software, a leading SaaS electronic medical records company that seeks to improve the quality of care and lives in behavioral health for clients, families, providers and management.
While there, he led the expansion of the product development team, transformed the development process and assisted in securing a $30M investment from a leading multinational investment bank. Allison also held director-level roles at Ipreo and, earlier, Bigdough, where he steered the development of a high-quality SaaS application that resulted in revenue growth of $500K to $19M over five years and a $38M company acquisition in 2004.
“I’m excited to join the FrontStream team and work alongside a talented group of dedicated professionals who share my passion for leveraging innovative technology for good,” said Dan Allison, CTO of FrontStream. “I look forward to further expanding and enhancing FrontStream’s suite of intuitive solutions to make fundraising and donor engagement as simple and easy as possible for our customers.”
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