The Digitunity Team
Our Team
The Digitunity team embodies the spirit of commitment and the drive necessary to end the digital divide. We are experts from nonprofits, academia, business, and technology, collectively driven to ensure everyone can access to computers.
We are more than just participants; we are active changemakers committed to advancing digital equity. Our passion for dismantling barriers and enhancing inclusivity leads us to believe that access to computers should not only be a privilege, but a fundamental right for everyone in the digital age.
Executive Director
Scot Henley
Executive Director
scot@digitunity.org
Madison, NH
Scot Henley is the Executive Director of Digitunity, a national nonprofit organization that aims to make owning a computer possible for everyone.
Since 2019, Scot has guided Digitunity and its predecessor organization, National Cristina Foundation, through a period of significant growth and transformation. Leveraging the organization’s unique subject matter expertise, Digitunity actively engages and supports cities and states as they implement programs to close the digital divide.
Formerly the Executive Director of New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Observatory and having served in leadership roles in technology sales and marketing, Scot understands the transformative role computers play in our lives and believes everyone should have the opportunity to thrive in today’s digital world.
An avid runner and outdoors enthusiast, Scot lives in Madison, NH, with his wife and two teenage sons.
Management Team
Brian Barrett
Director of IT
brian@digitunity.org
Everett, WA
A Seattle native, Brian Barrett joined Digitunity’s predecessor organization, National Cristina Foundation, in 2000 and quickly revamped the organization’s technology. He has been at the forefront of its technological advancements ever since. With over 25 years of experience in technology, Brian has been instrumental in establishing redundant nationwide data centers and developing applications that have significantly increased Digitunity’s donation channels.
Brian leads Digitunity’s IT team, providing advanced toolkits, software, and technical support, all crucial to the organization’s goal of closing the digital divide. Recently, he developed a tailored version of the Digitunity donation matching system for a pilot program designed to meet the unique needs of a large city. As the longest-serving member of the Digitunity staff, his deep knowledge and experience remain invaluable assets to the organization and its mission.
Susan Krautbauer
Senior Director of Advancement
sue@digitunity.org
Eden Prairie, MN
Susan Krautbauer is Digiunity’s Senior Director of Advancement, where she is recognized for her leadership in institutional strategy, marketing, and development. With over 20 years of experience in the technology sector, she has been instrumental in driving initiatives promoting digital equity, advancing women in technology, and fostering cross-sector collaborations incorporating environmental, social, and governance principles into business practices.
Sue holds an undergraduate degree in Family Social Science from the University of Minnesota, complemented by additional training in organizational leadership, sales management, and digital marketing. She has held multiple leadership roles at CompTIA and is a respected speaker and author, consistently advocating for digital equity through her public speaking engagements and publications.
Karisa Tashjian
Director of Programs
karisa@digitunity.org
West Warwick, RI
Karisa Tashjian leads Digitunity’s programs department, ensuring everyone who needs a computer has one and acquires the skills needed to use it effectively. In her role, she creates, executes, and assesses initiatives that promote digital equity, emphasizing cohesive, integrated solutions for device ownership and implementing sustainable device ecosystems. Karisa played a critical role in reviewing and contributing to strategies found within state and territory Digital Equity Plans developed during the Digital Equity Act’s planning stage in 2023.
Previously with the Providence Public Library, RI, Karisa served as Director of Education and developed a variety of successful education, workforce, and technology initiatives for youth and adults by fostering collaboration across stakeholders and creating cohesive, integrated systems.
Staff
Christopher Craven
Development Representative
ccraven@digitunity.org
Loveland, CO
Christopher Craven is Digitunity’s Development Representative focusing on Corporate Giving and Partnership Development. He brings over 16 years of experience in grant writing, fundraising, operations, and nonprofit leadership. He specializes in developing corporate partnerships and leading fundraising initiatives. Craven holds a bachelor’s degree from Clemson University and a Master’s in Nonprofit Management from Hamline University.
Chris has worked tirelessly to support states and territories during the Digital Equity Act’s State Planning Grant process, building relationships and offering input on sustainable device strategies. In addition to securing partnerships with several states, Craven has established multiple corporate partnerships, securing funding and devices to drive impactful initiatives that enhance Digitunity’s mission and reach.
Sonia Dhawan
Program Officer
sonia@digitunity.org
Baltimore, MD
Sonia Dhawan is a Program Officer at Digitunity, where she develops strategies and programs to engage stakeholders and build relationships across various sectors. She focuses on addressing the needs and expertise of those impacted by long-standing inequities. Before her tenure at Digitunity, Sonia served on the team responsible for implementing the Equity Policy for Baltimore City Public Schools. She earned an MPH from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Sonia is primarily interested in the ways systems interact with each other, exacerbating existing inequities and creating new ones. She firmly believes in the power of intentional engagement and partnership to create a world where everyone has what they need to thrive.
Miye McCullough
Integrated Communications Manager
miye@digitunity.org
Hensonville, NY
Miye McCullough brings over 15 years of leadership in nonprofit growth and relationship building; deeply committed to equity, social impact, and community empowerment. Having experienced neurodivergent and low vision barriers, she has been an active advocate for making digital environments accessible and inclusive for all. In her previous role, she served as the Director of Development and Operations at ExperienceFutures.org, focusing on utilizing AI to enhance digital access and inclusion. In her career, she has facilitated partnerships between large enterprises, media, art, and philanthropy to drive social impact and helped organizations and communities achieve their full potential.
Nirvan West
Technology Coordinator
nirvan@digitunity.org
Philadelphia, PA
Nirvan West is Digitunity’s Technology Coordinator, ensuring the smooth operation of core business platforms and equipping the Digitunity team with vital tools for daily operations, enhancing productivity, efficiency, and security across the organization. Previously a Program Officer at Digitunity, has played a pivotal role in maintaining the Alliance for Technology Refurbishing & Reuse (AFTRR) network and creating engaging technological content for diverse audiences.
Previously, West worked for the University of Pennsylvania as an IT Support Specialist, developing and implementing innovative technology solutions for both experienced and new users. He is an alumnus of Temple University and deeply dedicated to promoting digital equity.
Meredith Wynne
Program Officer
meredith@digitunity.org
Stamford, CT
Throughout her 18 years of dedicated service to Digitunity, Meredith Wynne has played an instrumental role in expanding the Digital Opportunity Network. Her expertise lies in identifying and recruiting new members and cultivating robust relationships with existing members across the network. Meredith provides specialized concierge services to corporate donors, ensuring their contributions are effectively matched with recipient organizations to maximize impact. With her problem-solving expertise, Meredith navigates the complexities of digital equity with resourcefulness, ensuring the network’s long-term growth and efficiency.
Board of Directors
The Digitunity Board of Directors is a distinguished group of prominent executives, academics, and non-profit thought leaders who guide our strategy to accomplish our mission. To learn more about our Board or Directors, click here.