Organization harvests data from people with T1D via their registry. While the patient users of this registry may think that their data is going to diabetes research for a cure, in fact it's just going to pharma. Pharma uses this information with the sole goal of improving their bottom line.
The CEO of the org makes close to half a mil annually leading a small (under $10 million in annual revenue) nonprofit, which seems awfully high for a person who had no experience leading a charity when he began.
I wonder about this place. They get nearly all of their money from pharma selling data and research support. It's lucrative and would seem more appropriate for a for-profit as pharma is their client, not the patient with T1D.