Chicago, April 21, 2026–(business telegram)–Neon One, the nonprofit software platform built to empower generous communities, today announced that it has appointed David O’Connor as Chief Financial Officer, strengthening its executive team as the company expands. Nonprofit Relationship Management Platform To meet the increasing pace of the market.
O’Connor joins Neon One with more than two decades of experience in finance leadership at SaaS and growth-stage technology companies. Most recently, he served as CFO at Tripleseat and held senior leadership roles at Building Engines, Buildium, and Appneta, where he specialized in optimizing recurring-revenue models to scale rapidly.
He succeeds Paul Tenola, who will remain with Neon One until July to ensure a seamless leadership transition. Tenola joined the company five years ago and was the primary architect of the current business structure, overseeing the integration of several strategic acquisitions and establishing the financial infrastructure that serves as the company’s current foundation for growth.
“Paul has been a vital leader during our formative years, building the infrastructure that allows us to move forward with confidence,” said Keith Reed, CEO of Neon One. “As we look to our next chapter, David brings the expertise needed to accelerate our momentum. He has already navigated this exact stage of growth and understands how to align financial strategy with aggressive operational scaling.”
Scale, sustainability and operational visibility are becoming increasingly important as nonprofits look for more reliable ways to expand and strengthen relationships with supporters. The company has spent the last several years building an integrated platform for donor management, fundraising and engagement.
“Neon One has created something really meaningful in the nonprofit technology space,” O’Connor said. “Now is the opportunity to leverage that foundation to drive long-term growth and innovation. I look forward to working with the team to build the high-velocity financial operations needed to support our expansion and maximize our impact on the social sector.”
By streamlining the financial drivers behind Neon One’s fundraising, events, and engagement tools, the company is poised to help nonprofits manage every relationship from donors to advocates more efficiently than ever. As Neon One continues to expand, this addition of experienced leadership ensures that the company’s internal operations are as dynamic and growth-oriented as the organizations they serve.