BRAC isn't just another NGO—it's the largest development organization in the world, born in Bangladesh and operating in 11 countries. While Silicon Valley obsesses over scale, BRAC quietly reached 145 million people last year with a revenue that would be considered a Series B startup in San Francisco.

"BRAC operates with the efficiency of a tech unicorn but measures success in human lives transformed, not valuation multiples."

The tech stack tells a story of pragmatic modernization. They use Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, and Google Analytics—tools any Series A startup would employ. But they've layered on Plausible for privacy-conscious analytics and HSTS for security. This isn't a legacy organization clinging to outdated systems; it's a digital-native NGO that happens to be 42 years old.

• 15,256 employees with $15M revenue = $983 revenue per employee (extremely lean)
• 88.9% traffic from 'undefined' countries suggests massive global footprint with data limitations
• Top search term 'brac' (18,870 volume) shows brand dominance in its home market
• Careers page drives 4,350 monthly searches—people actively seek to join the mission