as chairman in April 2021 and was appointed chairman emeritus by Workday’s board. Ridgeline Duffield founded his current company, Ridgeline, in 2017. Headquartered in Incline Village, Nevada, Ridgeline is a unified cloud software platform for investment management. The early-stage company currently employs approximately 350 people in offices in Incline Village, Reno, New York City, and San Ramon, California. Maddie's Fund In 1994, Duffield and his wife Cheryl established Maddie's Fund, originally named the Duffield Family Foundation, renamed in 1999. The organization is named after the Duffields’ Miniature Schnauzer who was a "lighthouse during the stormy period" of the couple's work careers. Maddie died of cancer in 1997, and Duffield acted on his earlier promise to his pet: "If we ever make some money, I promise we will give it back to you and your kind so others can be as happy as we are today." The Duffields endowed Maddie's Fund with more than $300 million, which has spent in excess of $265 million through FY2021-22 for animal welfare. Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation The Duffields established the Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation in 2016 to continue innovative grant making in animal welfare, support for military veterans, and education. Based in Incline Village, Nevada, the foundation has supported animal welfare agencies, pet shelters, and regional community organizations including the area Boys and Girls Club and local parks. In April 2020, the Duffield Foundation made a $350,000 grant to Incline Village Community Hospital to address the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the 2021 Lake Tahoe forest fires, the foundation donated $4 million to over 30 charities, including $2 million to the Red Cross. Liberty Dogs The Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation is currently financing the construction and development of Liberty Dogs in Reno, Nevada. This campus is planned to open in 2026. The goal is to provide veterans with the ability to lead more independent and fulfilling lives through the enhanced emotional and psychological well-being that research shows a Liberty Service Dog provides. Cornell University The Duffields donated $20 million in January 1997 to Cornell University in support of interdisciplinary engineering and scientific research and education. The new Engineering building was later renamed “Duffield Hall.” In July 2020, the Duffields donated $5 million to establish the Duffield Family Cornell Promise Scholarship. The gift was the largest single gift to the Cornell Promise Initiative, which provides financial support to students and families facing