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Foundation Source, the nation's largest provider of management solutions for private foundations, has named a new chief revenue officer.
Michael Beville will be responsible for leading the nationwide sales and revenue functions for the company, which provides software and services to more than 2,000 private foundations representing more than $22 billion in charitable assets, per a press release.
"We are thrilled to welcome Mike to our team at this exciting time for Foundation Source," says CEO Sunil Garga.
"He brings strategic leadership and experience with nonprofit solutions and technology that will help us accelerate our growth."
Before joining Foundation Source, Beville was with Blackbaud, a provider of cloud software solutions for the social good industry, where he held the position of Vice President, Global Sales Strategy.
"I have long admired Foundation Source's model, which combines tech with a full-service offering and can serve both staffed and unstaffed foundations at every stage of their life cycles, and the advisors who support them," Beville says.
He adds, "I'm excited about advancing that mission, optimistic about what we can achieve, and eager to get started."
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