Lisa Rau is a founder and chairman of Fionta, a Salesforce.org Premium Consulting Partner that focuses on the nonprofit sector. She served as CEO from 2001 – 2018, during which time Fíonta provided support to 1,000-some nonprofits. She has a B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. in Computer Science, focusing on Artificial Intelligence. Lisa started at the Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research group, where she was lisa@berkeley in the early years of the Internet, and as an NSF visiting scholar had an office at Penn adjacent to the Eniac, the first fully programmable electronic computer (famously programmed by female engineers while men took the credit). She led AI research for eight years at GE Corporate Research, where she published 50-some articles in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings. In 1990 the magazine Popular Science quoted Lisa as saying, “In the future we can imagine the computer as a librarian who not only knows where all the information in the library is kept, but has read and understood everything.” She feels partly vindicated, but is still imagining what the future holds.