Thomas Davidson Jr. Email Address

Founder and Chief Executive Officer

EVERFI is the leading technology company on the front lines of education's evolution, connecting learning to the real world.

Tom Davidson is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of EVERFI, Inc. based in Washington, D.C. Since starting EVERFI in 2008, Tom has led the Company from a startup to a thriving global organization with 500+ employees serving more than 3,500 customers, including many Fortune 500 corporations, financial institutions, and universities. Davidson has been a powerful voice at the intersection of regulation, education, and corporate social responsibility and impact. He was the 4th highest nationally-ranked CEO on Glassdoor, Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year for the Greater Washington region, and named Goldman Sachs Builder and Innovator in 2019. Tom has been featured in numerous media outlets including Bloomberg, CNN Money, Fast Company, Fox Business News, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. Under his leadership, EVERFI has been recognized by Fast Company as one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies in 2020. EVERFI’s community engagement technology powers major initiatives for customers including Truist, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, Airbnb, UBS, Morgan Stanley, American Express, Google, HSBC, MassMutual, Mastercard, Harvard, and AIG as well as major sports leagues including the NFL, NHL, and MLB. Using his deep experience in community reinvestment and regulatory insight, Davidson architected the first technology-enabled financial education network for over 900 major financial institutions across the world. It was during his tenure in the state legislature that Tom realized the powerful role the private sector can play in tackling issues affecting the public sector - specifically schools and low-to-moderate income communities. Tom has been a leader in education technology for over 20 years. He ran for the Maine State Legislature during his senior year at Bowdoin College and served three terms. During this time he led efforts to institute technology professional development training for teachers and worked with Governor Angus King to establish one of the nation's first one-to-one laptop initiatives. As Chairman of the Utilities and Energy Committee, he facilitated a major expansion of the wiring of schools and libraries across the State. Following his time in the Legislature, Tom became a venture capitalist and helped develop the fund network at Village Ventures. Davidson has also led numerous investments in minority owned businesses and technology companies. Tom is a graduate of Phillips Academy Andover and Bowdoin College.