Digitunity Welcomes Michael Vinci

Digitunity is pleased to welcome Michael Vinci as Business Development Manager.

In his role, Michael focuses on growing Digitunity’s pipeline of technology donations by building relationships with companies and organizations. He identifies potential donors and develops outreach strategies that help improve the way Digitunity communicates with organizations about donating their retired technology.

Michael brings more than 10 years of experience in the technology industry. He has worked with partners in both the private and public sectors to develop opportunities and build long-term relationships. His background includes prospect research, outreach, relationship building, and business development.

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A key part of Michael’s work is helping organizations move beyond one-time equipment donations and make donating retired tech a longstanding part of their technology retirement cycle.

Michael brings a creative and thoughtful approach to his work. He believes strong collaboration is the foundation for lasting success. Passionate about expanding access to technology, he is committed to building partnerships that help more computers reach the people and communities that need them.

As his role grows, Michael will also help explore opportunities for corporate sponsorships, philanthropic support, and consulting work with state and local governments. His work supports Digitunity’s growth and its mission of making computer ownership possible for everyone.

Outside of work, Michael enjoys staying active and pursuing his passion for music through playing guitar and learning piano. He also values spending time with family and friends.

We’re glad to welcome Michael to the Digitunity team and look forward to the partnerships and opportunities he will help build as our work continues toward universal computer ownership.

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