Ashoka Fellow at Open Government and Civic Technology Facebook Group
Minnesota, United States
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Steven Clift is a seasoned civic-tech leader and Ashoka Fellow who has spent three decades building collaborative networks at the intersection of open government, democracy, and social impact commerce. He pioneered online town halls and the first nonpartisan election information portal in Minnesota, later connecting thousands across 35+ countries to foster civic engagement and informed voting. He has led and advised a range of initiatives—from E-Democracy.org and MN.gov to the White House’s Champion of Change program and the Aspen Institute’s Weave project—always focused on turning collective action into measurable public-good outcomes. His entrepreneurial side includes founding GoodCarts, a purpose-driven ecommerce network, and GoodApps.company, demonstrating a model of cross-brand collaboration that grows ‘for good’ sales. Currently, he advises Ashoka Changemaker Companies, GrandPad, and the Aspen Institute while continuing to expand global civic networks and volunteer-led community building. Based in Minnesota, his work blends policy insight, digital strategy, and grassroots outreach to turn big ideas into practical, inclusive solutions.
10 years of coding experience
30 years of employment as a software developer
Completed graduate school coursework, Masters thesis eternally pending, Public Management at Humphrey School of Public Affairs,, Completed graduate school coursework, Masters thesis eternally pending, Public Management at Humphrey School of Public Affairs, at University of Minnesota
BA, Political Science, BA, Political Science at Winona State University
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Winona Senior High School
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