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Premal Shah

President, Kiva (as of October 2026)

PayPal principal product manager. Co-founded the microlending platform Kiva in 2005 and is its president. Sits on the boards of the Center for Humane Technology, the Change.org Foundation, Watsi and VolunteerMatch.

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