The content you see on NetWits Think Tank is written by Blackbaud employees and occasionally guest bloggers. When you love the Internet and technology as much as we do, it’s hard not to share that with the world – and that’s how the Blackbaud staff uses NetWits. Here are some of the key contributors to NetWits Think Tank:

Frank Barry

Frank Barry, internet marketing and strategy at Blackbaud, blogger at NetWits ThinkTank and guest blogger at Mashable.com, helps non-profits use the Internet for fundraising, marketing, communications and community building so they can focus on making an impact and achieving their missions. With more than eight years of experience in the nonprofit arena, he has worked with a diverse group of organizations including LIVESTRONG, United Methodist Church, American Heart Association, Family Life, Darkness to Light, University of Richmond, Big Brother Big Sisters, ChildFund Int’l and more. Frank received his bachelor’s degree in computer science from San Diego State University. Follow Frank on Twitter or connect with Frank on LinkedIn.

Chad Norman

Chad Norman is the Internet marketing manager for Blackbaud, where he wrangles website content, develops social media strategy, and manages email marketing, communities, and SEO. He’s the editor-in-chief of the Blackbaud blogging program, and hosts and produces The Baudcast, a biweekly nonprofit technology podcast featuring industry experts from around the sector. In 2007, he founded Go Green Charleston, a technology-focused nonprofit helping Charleston-area residents connect, stay informed, and mobilize around the local sustainability community. Chad also serves on the board of directors for Fields to Families, a Charleston nonprofit helping to end hunger. When he’s not dogooding, you’ll find Chad outside with his kids, surfing, skateboarding, playing music, and shooting photos. Follow Chad on Twitter.

Mike Snusz

Mike Snusz brings over eight years of nonprofit experience to his role as a Senior Internet Marketing Consultant for Blackbaud, where he develops strategic marketing services to help nonprofits build constituent relationships, deliver compelling messages and maximize giving opportunities. He previously managed the turnaround of the Ride For Roswell, including the event’s growth from $330,000 to $1.2 million over a three-year period. With sound online fundraising, email, and marketing practices in place, the event now raises over $3 million annually. Mikes holds a B.A. in Marketing and M.S. in Organizational Leadership from Mercyhurst College. He also volunteers for Compass, providing pro bono strategic consulting to strengthen the sustainability of Greater Washington DC nonprofits. Follow Mike on Twitter.

Allison Van Diest

Allison has been a marketing professional for more than a decade. Over the course of her career, she has made the transition from marketing “artist” to marketing “scientist” by uncovering ways to measure the impact of marketing in the organizations she has served. Recently, Allison has been involved in marketing Blackbaud Internet Solutions division, which provides Internet solutions and marketing strategy and creative assistance to a wide variety of nonprofit customers. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Florida State University and a master’s degree in business from The Citadel. Follow Allison on Twitter.