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Welcome to Data Bull’s News and Insights page. This page is a hub for sharing ideas, actionable strategies, and expert perspectives at the intersection of nonprofit impact and technology. We’ll explore the latest trends in nonprofit data analytics, innovative solutions for mission-driven organizations, and success stories that showcase the transformative power of smart, data-driven decision-making. We hope you find that the information challenges the status quo and creates opportunities for inspiring conversation and transformation. Please let us know if you have any suggestions for content that you would find valuable.

Running With The Bulls: Episode XIV

In this episode of Running With the Bulls, Matt sits down with Terrance Ruth of Mission Triangle to talk about the experiences that shaped his approach to education, leadership, and community work. From working with students in alternative education to teaching at NC State, Terrance shares how getting closer to the people behind the data changed the way he thinks about learning, opportunity, and leadership.

Running With The Bulls: Episode XIII

In this episode of Running With the Bulls, Matt sits down with Jacqueline “Jackie” Whittenburg, Executive Director of the Dereck Whittenburg Foundation, for a conversation about education, opportunity, relationships, and the experiences that have shaped her commitment to giving back.

Running With The Bulls: Episode XII

In this episode of Running with the Bulls, Matt Elliott sits down with Kathy Johnson, CEO of Oak City Cares, to talk about what it really takes to support people experiencing homelessness in Wake County. Kathy shares how Oak City Cares has grown from a small team into a community hub that now connects thousands of people each year with housing resources, healthcare, meals, case management, and dozens of partner organizations. The conversation explores why collaboration matters, how thoughtful systems can remove barriers for people in crisis, and what makes Wake County’s approach stand out.