Clark Sweat was appointed senior vice president of partnerships and marketing at the Ryan Seacrest Foundation (RSF) in Nashville, Tennessee.
As the founder and CEO of Cause4Good, Sweat advised leading nonprofits and corporate brands on revenue diversification, corporate social responsibility, and donor engagement strategies that create long-term success. He built multi-million-dollar alliances with Fortune 500 companies, including Walmart, Target, Costco, Marriott, RE/MAX, Johnson & Johnson, CVS, Walgreens, and Delta Air Lines.
Throughout his career, he has raised more than $8 billion for mission-driven causes, bringing top-tier brands and healthcare institutions together to solve pressing social impact issues, according to an announcement from the nonprofit.
Before founding Cause4Good, Sweat held executive leadership roles at Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, where he was executive vice president, chief operating officer and chief revenue officer. Under his leadership, annual revenue grew to surpass $450 million, according to information in the announcement. Earlier in his career, Sweat played a role at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, spearheading corporate partnerships and international development strategies that drove multimillion-dollar funding growth.
Founded in 2009, RSF operates a national network of 14 Seacrest Studios where patients host podcasts, produce video content, and interview celebrity guests while receiving care. RSF delivered 8,406 hours of live programming during 2025, helped patients create 265 original shows, and reached approximately 3.1 million patients and family members across its network.
