Dustin DeVito

Dustin DeVito serves as the Director of Research at the 1792 Exchange, a non-profit that produces research and develops resources to help public entities in the United States implement and maintain viewpoint neutrality in their governance to best serve their shareholders and stakeholders. Dustin oversees the Corporate Bias Ratings, the largest and most comprehensive public database tracking bias in corporate policies and practices. He also manages the organization’s Proxy Voting database, which evaluates how states and their asset managers support or oppose ESG and DEI, and leads its direct corporate engagement efforts by identifying areas of potential risk and working toward constructive solutions.   In his role, Dustin has spearheaded initiatives exposing the activist organizations most effectively influencing corporate and state decision-making. His research has informed the policy and engagement strategies of state financial officers, consultants, asset managers, and non profit institutions across the country.   Dustin holds a Master of Arts in Christian Apologetics from the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Florida. He frequently writes about corporate governance and the Southern Baptist Convention. Dustin and his wife Caroline reside in Gainesville, Florida.