Jason Benedict

Jason Benedict – entrepreneur, business strategist, author, missionary, theologian and international trainer

Dr. Jason Benedit is an entrepreneur, business strategist, author, missionary, theologian and international trainer. In the early years of their ministry in Africa Jason and his wife Kim directed an interdenominational Bible school that served a number of local African denominations. In the early 2000s, Jason facilitated the funding and establishment of a Christian primary school in Niger. He and Kimberly also developed a field-based missionary internship that is still being used by their missionary agency today.

In 2008, Jason became a strategist with the Regent University Center for Entrepreneurship (a university think tank) where he co-founded the center’s training-based business incubator model (the BDC model). They have founded 8 BDCs in 7 nations. In addition to his international missions work, Jason runs his own enterprise development-consulting firm. From 2009 – 2015 Jason worked in finance and investment banking and continues to consult the industry periodically.

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David Marshall

Dr. David Marshall is an educator who has taught in America, China, Japan and Taiwan. He has lectured in many countries, and often writes at The Stream.David Marshall returned to Seattle from teaching Chinese students how to do research in January 2020, and was then stranded by Covid.After riots broke out in late spring, he wrote an ebook entitled “Letter to a ‘Racist’ Nation, explaining the Woke movement from the perspectives of culture, education, and religious history, with added background supplied by his 40-year police veteran older brother, Steve Marshall.

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Vishal Mangalwadi

Prof. Dr. Vishal Mangalwadi studied philosophy in Indian universities, Hindu Ashrams and L’abri Fellowship in Switzerland. Along with his wife, Ruth, he founded a community to serve the rural poor in central India and organized lower castes as a political force. Several of Vishal’s 21 books have been translated into 16 languages. Six of them have been taught at university level. William Carey International University honored him as a Legum Doctor. From 2014-16, he served as an Honorary Professor of Applied Theology at the Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences in Allahabad (UP) India. Vishal and Ruth have two daughters and six grandchildren.