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Jim Gilliam

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Founder & CEO at NationBuilder

Los Angeles, California, United States

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Jim Gilliam is the founder and executive chairman of NationBuilder, a software platform. He previously co-founded Brave New Films with Robert Greenwald, where he produced four documentaries and helped build a non-profit grassroots media organization with a million members. His speech, "The Internet is My Religion," has been viewed over 500,000 times.

Founder & CEO at NationBuilder

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Who is Jim Gilliam?
Jim Gilliam is the founder and executive chairman of NationBuilder, a software platform. He previously co-founded Brave New Films with Robert Greenwald, where he produced four documentaries and helped build a non-profit grassroots media organization with a million members. His speech, "The Internet is My Religion," has been viewed over 500,000 times.
Where does Jim Gilliam work?
Jim Gilliam is Founder & CEO of NationBuilder.
What companies did Jim Gilliam found?
Jim Gilliam founded NationBuilder.

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