Catalyst Reviews

I had the privilege of working at Catalyst for 16 months, and it was a very rewarding experience. The small team I had the privilege of being a part of was incredibly supportive, fostering collaboration and a true sense of camaraderie. Though the organization, and my department specifically, went through a lot of change over my 16 months at the company, I felt the changes made sense strategically for the organization and were necessary for long term success of the org. My department had recently joined the larger marketing team and it was a shift I was excited about. I was very impressed with the leadership from the new Chief Marketing Officer as he genuinely cared about the team's culture and dynamic, in addition to its overall success. I think there are so many exciting things to come under his leadership. Another highlight of my time was contributing to the company's mission, which is both meaningful and important. The work we did at Catalyst truly made a difference, and it was inspiring to be a part of an organization dedicated to such impactful initiatives. There are so many kind and hard working people at this company, all driven by a shared commitment to a purposeful mission. It was wonderful to be a part of that. Additionally, as a working mom, I was grateful Catalyst offered a very flexible work schedule, allowing for a healthy work-life balance, and the flexibility I needed. The 35 hour work week was also a fantastic perk!

Catalyst is set to accomplish a digital and strategic transformation to rival current Fortune 100 companies, and will truly disrupt the non-profit, DEI and learning industries. It's incredibly exciting and energizing to be a part of the organization at this time. What's more, is that I have never worked with a group of smarter and more kind individuals. Everyone here truly cares about everything -- our mission, the organization and each other. I feel cared for as a person and supported as a professional, by people from across the organization. I was worried joining a non-profit would be boring, but it's more like a mission-driven startup.