Ken Barker

Develops, markets, publishes and distributes game software content and services

Develops computer and storage systems, high-speed microprocessors and software solutions for computer networking

Operates as an online video streaming platform

Functions as a College/University

Manufactures computer components

Designs and manufactures gear and technology for gamers

Provides auditing, financial advisory and tax consulting services

Operates charitable organization for disabled

Gatepath, also known as AbilityPath, is a nonprofit organization focused on supporting individuals with disabilities. The private company is based in Redwood City. The American company provides information on charitable giving, with an emphasis on tax-efficient strategies for donors aged 59½ and older. It features the IRA charitable rollover (qualified charitable distribution), allowing donors aged 70½ and above to contribute up to $111,000 annually from their IRAs directly to AbilityPath without incurring income taxes. This approach helps donors satisfy required minimum distributions, reduce taxable income, and potentially lower Medicare premiums and taxable Social Security income. The organization educates donors on planned giving options such as wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, donor advised funds, endowed gifts, charitable remainder trusts, and gift annuities, highlighting their benefits for legacy planning and tax advantages. AbilityPath encourages donors to notify them of planned gifts for proper acknowledgment and offers free estate planning resources to support informed charitable giving decisions. The CEO of the company is Bryan Scot Neider.