Uncovered.com is a new B Corp with a unique mission – helping bring peace of mind to those involved with the more than 200,000 cold cases of murdered or missing people in the United States. It is the brainchild and emotional calling of Indiana tech veterans Ashlee Fujawa, Anna Eaglin and Jim Brown.
In a case in Seattle, the family changed the web site on its billboard to Uncovered.com because it had compiled the most information available to assist with the case. The 1978 murders of four young people working at a Burger Chef in Speedway is a case closer to home in which justice is still unserved. Uncovered.com is a space built for collaboration – for people to contribute in whatever way possible.
The team is especially motivated by those cases that do not typically receive attention. The B Corp status places top focus on the public good. Thousands are interested in assisting and no longer have to ask: “Why doesn’t this exist?”
This episode continues season four of IN Chamber, the Indiana Chamber podcast featuring conversations with business, education, political and technology leaders.
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