Christopher Maloof is the new chief executive officer of social impact software provider Benevity in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Maloff succeeds Kelly Schmitt who stepped down as CEO after a six-year tenure at Benevity, according to a statement from the firm.
Maloof has experience in product development, global business strategy and organizational growth and deep expertise in leading scaled enterprise SaaS companies. He has also worked with impact-oriented organizations including nonprofits, national parks and credit unions, according to the announcement.
He was president and chief product officer at public company MeridianLink, which was involved access to financing in local communities, and played a role in launching multiple new products, expanding the company’s customer base and partner marketplace, driving strategic acquisitions, supporting the company’s digital transformation initiatives, and charting a growth path to a successful initial public offering.
Benevity is a certified B Corporation and provider of social impact software, offering an integrated suite of community investment and employee, customer and nonprofit engagement solutions. The firm is recognized as one of Fortune’s Impact 20.
With software that is available in 22 languages, Benevity has processed more than $15 billion in donations and 79 million hours of volunteering time to support 470,000 nonprofits worldwide, according to the firm. To learn more, visit Benevity’s website.
