Chief Executive Officer

Chris has over 20 years of experience driving digitally-enabled businesses, building strategic partnerships and communities, and strengthening the capacity of local and global organizations. His approach to digital is grounded in applying a rigorous and data-backed approach to business growth and sustainability. He has written and won over $20M in proposals from global donors, including USAID, USIP, US Department of State, The World Bank, and Facebook. In parallel, he has staffed and coordinated teams for the integrated delivery of technology-enabled projects and business lines, including online events to hybrid learning. He has edited and contributed to dozens of publications, playbooks, and toolkits, as well as articles in NYT and SSIR. Chris holds an MA from Georgetown University in Democracy and Governance.

chris@exchange.design

Data Scientist

Gratiana Fu is a Data Scientist with focused expertise managing and using global health data, natural language processing, and geospatial analysis. Most recently, as a member of DAI's Center for Digital Acceleration, she supported efforts to collect, manage, analyze, and use high quality data to inform decision-making for donor-funded projects around the globe. Gratiana also spearheaded research into the ethical use of artificial intelligence in international development while at DAI and has written and spoken extensively on the topic. Prior to her work at DAI, she was a Global Health Corps Fellow based in Rwanda where she led digital health initiatives that improved healthcare access and quality for post-operative cardiac patients. She is also a volunteer member of the Racial Equity Index Working Group.

Chief Technology Officer

Greg’s expertise is in building, integrating, and managing technology and data systems for decision-making. He brings a unique ability to translate development needs into technical specifications to drive the field forward. In previous roles, he led digital product development and data science efforts at DAI Global, conducted data-driven conflict analysis research in the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, designed mobile data collection and analysis tools for the University of Denver’s Global Health Affairs Program, and developed some of the first distance learning courses at the U.S. Institute of Peace’s Academy for Conflict Management and Peacebuilding. He holds an M.A. in international studies from the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver. He is an avid musician and proud father of two.

greg@exchange.design

Lead Program Manager, Business Intelligence

Rachel’s expertise is in the design, implementation, and management of business intelligence systems and products. Her talent lies in pinpointing client needs and delivering solutions that surpass expectations. Recently, Rachel showcased her technological acumen by crafting a bespoke data management platform that converts user data into actionable business insights, bridging crucial data gaps and bolstering CARE’s $200M+ global financial inclusion initiative. Rachel’s prior experiences include assembling and directing teams tasked with collecting, managing, and analyzing data to inform humanitarian and development programs on a global scale. Her leadership in strategic planning and KPI standardization with both CARE and Mercy Corps has demonstrated her sharp focus on detail and her skills in aligning insights with overarching business goals. Holding master’s degrees in data science from The American College of Greece and public administration from the Middlebury Institute alongside certifications in SAS and project management, Rachel is a dedicated leader that adeptly harnesses the power of data, advanced analytics, and innovative technologies to drive transformative impact.

Software Developer

​With over 10 years of experience, Trevor’s eclectic professional background encompasses technology, electro-mechanical engineering, GIS, software development, data analytics, and musical performance. At Exchange Design, he manages software development and technical platform services both internally and for external clients.  Prior to joining Exchange Design, he led software development and GIS efforts in the Center for Digital Acceleration at DAI Global, worked to advance the quantitative methodology in conflict analytics at the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, maintained complex automatic train control systems for a major public transit organization, and performed spatial analysis in conjunction with near-real-time remote sensing of deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon. He holds a master’s degree in Geographic Information Systems from the University of Maryland: College Park.