BiblioNexus
Benjamin Amundgaard is currently the Vice President of Aquifer Content at BiblioNexus, where the focus is on making biblical content accessible to Bible translators through the use of AI and open licensing. Prior to this role, Benjamin served as Senior Director of Content at Lexham Press and held various positions at Faithlife, including Publisher and Senior Director of Content Products. Benjamin's early experience includes teaching and administrative roles at Regent College, alongside copy editing and sales positions at various companies. Benjamin holds a Master of Christian Studies with a focus on Church History from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies from the University of the Nations.
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BiblioNexus
There are 7k+ languages in the world. Less than 10% have a full Bible. That's Bible poverty. BiblioNexus is helping eradicate Bible poverty with open source software. BiblioNexus consists of the BiblioNexus Foundation and the BiblioNexus Studio. The BiblioNexus Foundation is facilitating the Bible translation movement’s journey from “open licensed” products built and managed like proprietary products, to a truly collaborative open source community. The BiblioNexus Studio is a team of experienced software specialists (paid open source contributors), with a co-founder ethos, able to successfully design, build, and deploy new software products on a repeatable basis in partnership with Bible translation organizations.