Maya Kuppermann is the co-founder and CEO of Temelio, a technology company dedicated to enhancing the efficiency and impact of nonprofit organizations through innovative, AI-driven grant management solutions. With a rich background in software development, tech startups, and the nonprofit sector, Maya has been instrumental in developing tools that streamline grantmaking processes, thereby empowering nonprofits to focus more on their core missions.

Maya's commitment to the nonprofit sector began early; at the age of 12, she founded her first organization aimed at providing secondhand dance clothing to children in need. Her passion for social impact continued throughout her academic journey at Stanford University, where she deepened her understanding of human biology and education. Professionally, Maya played a pivotal role at MainStreet, a tech startup, where she contributed to its growth from a seed-stage to a Series B-stage company in her capacity as Chief of Staff to the CEO. Additionally, she served as a strategic advisor at The Farmlink Project, an organization that connects surplus farm produce to food banks, delivering millions of pounds of fresh produce to families in need.

Drawing from her extensive experience in both the tech and nonprofit sectors, Maya co-founded Temelio with the vision of addressing the technological challenges faced by nonprofits in grant management. Under her leadership, Temelio has developed AI-powered solutions that automate and simplify the grant application and management processes, enabling nonprofits to allocate more resources toward their mission-driven activities. Maya's innovative approach has positioned Temelio as a competitive force in the nonprofit technology space, earning recognition from platforms like Forbes.