Data Licensing
Explore whether years of business or nonprofit operating records could be licensed to Mode.

A path to explore company data partnerships
We help nonprofits and established businesses explore licensing company-owned operating data to Mode, without changing how they work.
Explore the opportunity with ModeMode reviews each organization and determines eligibility, scope, and any offer.
Explore whether years of business or nonprofit operating records could be licensed to Mode.
Mode agrees on systems and date ranges with you before any export and prepares an agreed, de-identified copy.
If Mode makes an offer, the written agreement sets the amount, rights, and payment schedule.
A straightforward first step
Mode evaluates the operating history, data systems, ownership, and team profile before making any offer. Share basic information directly with Mode to begin.
See if your organization qualifiesShare your organization’s size, history, and data systems.
Discuss the offer, systems, date ranges, and terms before export.
Mode manages the agreed process; your organization decides whether to proceed.

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President & CEO
Kevin is a Christian executive, attorney, and public health professional committed to faith-centered stewardship and thoughtful capital strategy. For more than three decades, his work has spanned law, public health, nonprofit leadership, education, workforce development, and community investment.
He serves as an Associate Professor of Public Health, where his teaching and scholarship explore public health law, criminal justice, health equity, policy, and community-based approaches to improving population health. He also directs national workforce development programming that expands pathways into health care and public health careers through education, mentorship, and experiential learning.
Kevin’s commitment to opportunity extends to board service with The Phillips Academy and Legacy of Lazarus. An attorney and public health professional, he manages a law practice focused on nonprofit law, small-business matters, and intellectual property. He holds a Juris Doctor and Master of Public Health, and is licensed to practice law in Texas.
Explore a data partnership with ModeWho should take a look
Nonprofits and established small businesses may have valuable operating records across the systems they already use.
Eligibility depends on Mode’s review of factors such as operating history, team location and size, records, and data rights. The linked Mode page has the latest details.
Good to know
Mode describes a partnership as a purchase of an agreed copy. Your original records and systems stay with your organization; the written agreement defines the scope and rights for the copy.
Mode says the systems and date ranges are agreed before any export. Your team reviews the scope and signs in to the approved systems.
No. Any estimate is illustrative. Mode reviews the organization and data before deciding whether to make an offer; the agreement sets the final terms.
Mode handles qualification and any data partnership directly. Use the link below to start with Mode.