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Very few people in the business and design sectors have done as much for the nonprofit community as Matthew Manos, of verynice, a global human-centered design and strategy studio. He has revolutionized how the design industry interacts with the nonprofit industry, by creating a way of giving back with his business model of dedicating half of his agency's work towards pro bono projects for nonprofits. He has started a meaningful dialogue on how nonprofits can approach their business models differently, as a means to making an even bigger impact.
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Very few people in the business and design sectors have done as much for the nonprofit community as Matthew Manos, of verynice, a global human-centered design and strategy studio. He has revolutionized how the design industry interacts with the nonprofit industry, by creating a way of giving back with his business model of dedicating half of his agency's work towards pro bono projects for nonprofits. He has started a meaningful dialogue on how nonprofits can approach their business models differently, as a means to making an even bigger impact.
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