Jason trimiew

Throughout his career, Jason has driven measurable “triple bottom line” results at the intersection of the marketplace and social impact. From supply chains to Super Bowls, Jason’s visionary and award-winning initiatives, programs, and products have delivered value to his employers, inspired and influenced his colleagues and industry peers, and positively changed the economic trajectory of thousands of small and medium businesses, foundations, and community organizations around the world. 

Most recently, Jason led supplier strategy at Meta, managing a 30-person global team responsible for building a safe, ethical, and efficient marketplace between Meta buyers and suppliers. Functions included enterprise risk, policy, and compliance management as well as supplier development, sustainability, and inclusion. Part of the procurement leadership team, Jason led digital transformation for strategic sourcing, contracts, and supplier enablement. A trusted communicator and culture-carrier, Jason directed  organizational comms, planned and executed all-hands meetings, and wrote remarks for Meta executives for internal presentations, company Q&As, public testimony, and broadcast media.

Notably, Jason was responsible for the conception and launch of Meta’s Invoice Fast Track program, a $100 million commitment to accelerate payments to small and medium businesses being devastated by the impacts of COVID-19. For these and other efforts, Jason was named “Advocate of the Year” by the United States Department of Commerce in 2022.

Prior to joining Meta, Jason designed and delivered the community impact initiatives for Super Bowl 50, resulting in more than $20 million in grants for Bay Area nonprofits and contracts for local businesses. Jason was formerly a Managing Director at REDF, a venture philanthropy founded by KKR Co-Executive Chairman George R. Roberts, where he led business development and strategic partnerships. Jason began his career in Kenya, East Africa, helping entrepreneurs access capital through informal savings and credit associations and other microfinance programs.

Jason earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Covenant College (GA), a master’s degree in international and development economics from the University of San Francisco (CA), which awarded him the 2018 Professional Achievement Award, and has completed the Executive Program in Nonprofit Leadership from Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.