Social Current Names Stephen Pyle Chief Revenue Officer

Social Current announced today that Stephen Pyle has joined the organization as chief revenue officer (CRO). Reporting directly to President and CEO Jody Levison-Johnson, Stephen will lead and unify Social Current’s sales and marketing functions, oversee new revenue development and customer acquisition strategies, and support the continued evolution of the organization’s offerings.

The new CRO role reflects Social Current’s commitment to building a sustainable revenue model that not only fuels the organization’s mission but also strengthens its ability to support and guide the social sector through a rapidly evolving landscape.

Stephen brings more than 15 years of experience, driving revenue growth across both the nonprofit and corporate sectors. Most recently, he served as executive director of The Common Good, where he led the organization from startup to sustainable in just four years. During his tenure, he built a diversified fundraising strategy engaging major donors, foundations, corporations, and government partners, while expanding programs to serve more than 5,000 children and families each year.

Prior to his nonprofit leadership, Stephen spent nearly a decade at adidas, where he led large-scale national sales portfolios. Working across global teams, he helped launch new products, strengthen market share, and align sales and marketing efforts within a complex, matrixed organization. This experience strengthened his ability to build revenue strategies that are disciplined, collaborative, and scalable.

Stephen’s background uniquely positions him to help Social Current strengthen its revenue engine, expand and refine its offerings, and deepen engagement with its growing network of organizations, partners, and stakeholders nationwide.

“Stephen brings a rare combination of strategic revenue leadership and deep experience in both the corporate and social sectors,” said Jody Levison-Johnson, president and CEO of Social Current. “As Social Current continues to grow and take on ambitious work to support communities and strengthen the sector, his leadership will be essential to ensuring our impact is sustainable and aligned.”

“I’m excited to join Social Current and contribute to advancing systems change, revenue growth, and equity across the social sector,” commented Stephen. “After years working within the human services ecosystem, I’m eager to translate those experiences into practical, field-building approaches. Throughout the interview process, it was clear that this team is deeply focused on impact and on developing solutions that strengthen the social sector.”

Stephen holds an MBA from North Park University’s School of Business and Nonprofit Management and bachelor’s degrees in psychology and journalism from the University of Oklahoma.