For Grant-Makers & Institutional Partners
Documented Impact. Accountable Governance. A Model Built to Scale.
Project Trinitē is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that installs solar-powered digital infrastructure in underserved communities worldwide, training AI-native Associates for the global digital economy — and generating the revenue to sustain and expand that mission.
By the Numbers
A Track Record You Can Measure
100%
Graduation Rate
40+
Associates Trained
4
Active U.S. Client Partnerships
80%
Phase 2 Cohort Success Rate
100-Person
Trinitech Center — Opened Feb. 2026
1,000+
Associates Targeted by 2028
Our Model
Infrastructure That Generates Its Own Momentum
Project Trinitē is not a donation-dependent program. It is infrastructure designed to generate economic output. Initial investment flows into capability, capability into production, production into revenue, and revenue back into reinvestment. When a hub is operational, it is self-reinforcing — every client served and every associate employed strengthens the system. This is how Trinitē scales: not by perpetual fundraising, but by building infrastructure that compounds.
Initial Investment
Infrastructure
Training
Employment
Revenue
Reinvestment
Documented Progress
Four Phases. Four Papers. Every Milestone on Record.
Project Trinitē publishes formal Impact Papers at each phase of organizational development. Each paper documents program design, cohort outcomes, operational metrics, and lessons learned — providing institutional partners with the evidence base needed for informed funding decisions.
Phase 1: Inception
Grantors · Donors
Scaling to Global Impact Associates move from training into active service delivery for U.S. clients — with expansion plans targeting 150+ Associates within 12 months and 1,000+ within three to five years.
First cohorts selected and enrolled
Phase 2: Launch
Grantors · Employers
Plans Into Action Hub activation, 45 Associates enrolled, and training delivered across digital, life, and professional skills — with outcomes that validated the model’s core thesis.
80% success rate in first cohort
Phase 3: Global Arena
All Audiences
Scaling to Global Impact Associates move from training into active service delivery for U.S. clients — with expansion plans targeting 150+ Associates within 12 months and 1,000+ within three to five years.
4 active U.S. client partnerships
AI Impact Paper
Grantors · Employers
AI as a Force Multiplier How Project Trinitē integrates AI tools into Associate training and service delivery — building a workforce that is fluent in AI from day one, not retrofitted to it.
AI-native Associates trained in ChatGPT, Canva AI, and workflow automation
Organizational Credentials
Structure, Governance, and Accountability
Project Trinitē Corp was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a governance structure designed for transparency, accountability, and long-term institutional credibility. The organization is led by an Executive Director, overseen by a Board of Directors, and supported by a nine-member Advisory Council spanning operations, architecture, media, healthcare, and regional development.
The David Connor Trinitech Center — Project Trinitē’s flagship 100-person training and production facility — opened in February 2026 in Kenya, marking the transition from pilot program to permanent infrastructure.
- Legal Name: Project Trinitē Corp
- Status: 501(c)(3) Public Charity
- Tax ID: 93-3674252
- Headquarters: United States
- Active Regions: Kenya · Haiti
- Contact: hello@projecttrinite.org · +1 (617) 419-0075
- Flagship Facility: David Connor Trinitech Center, Kenya (opened Feb. 14, 2026)
Leadership & Governance
Experienced Leadership. Accountable at Every Level.
Leadership & Governance
Experienced Leadership. Accountable at Every Level.
Dave Connor
Executive Director
Dave Connor brings over 25 years of executive leadership experience in strategic planning, project management, and cross-functional operations. Prior to Project Trinitē, he served as Executive Producer and Director of Operations, leading large-scale logistics and production initiatives for major organizations. He is the founding operational architect of the David Connor Trinitech Center, Project Trinitē’s flagship 100-person facility that opened in February 2026.
Jim Goldenberg
President, Board of Directors
Jim Goldenberg is a founder and partner at Cathartes, a Boston-based real estate investment firm, and holds an MBA from Columbia University. A recognized leader in sustainable development, he is an active member of the Urban Land Institute and Smart Growth America, and was nominated for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the Saint Rock Haiti Foundation.
Matt Glynn
Vice President, Board of Directors
Matt Glynn is a distinguished entrepreneur with over three decades of executive leadership at Glynn Electric, one of New England’s premier industrial electrical contracting firms, which he built to more than 300 employees. He serves as President of the Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Club of Plymouth and sits on the board of the E3 Initiative in Africa — reflecting a long-standing commitment to workforce development and global service.
Officers
- Dave Connor — CEO | Executive Director
- Jim Goldenberg — President
- Matt Glynn — Vice President
- Jim Shanahan — Treasurer
- Howard Kelman — Clerk
Advisory Council
- Barbi Connor — Director Employee Relations
- Tracy Copp — Training Leader
- J. Kenes Eloy — MD Field Consultant, Haiti
- Allison Farquharson — Creative Director
- Gerard Georges — Architecture
- Karen Glynn — Marketing Director
- Alex Gomes — Architecture
- Rick Holden — Impact Leader
- Jonathan Jacobs — Music and Arts
- Jake Jaros — Operations Director
- Benjamin Kilelan — Operations Director
- Sinatra Matimelo — Regional Director, South Africa
- Gary Simon — Director Strategic Partnerships
- Julie Thompson — Communications Director
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