Bill Wichterman

Dana Wichterman, a former USAID and Commerce development expert, and Bill Wichterman, a former special assistant to President George W. Bush, dive into the impact of U.S. foreign aid cuts on global poverty. They discuss the urgent need for faith-driven impact investing to fill these gaps. The duo highlights the power of individual stewardship and generosity, showcasing how for-profit businesses like Masaka Farms are transforming lives. Listeners are challenged to rethink traditional views on retirement, emphasizing purposeful living through ethical investments and service.

Bill Wichterman, a prominent advocate for wealthy Christians, shares insights on using power wisely within faith communities. He emphasizes that close to half the world lacks exposure to the Gospel and highlights the staggering issues of poverty and exploitation affecting millions. The conversation encourages Christians to ‘Build, Invest, and Give’ to solve global challenges. Wichterman champions the interconnected roles of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and faith-driven investments, showcasing inspiring examples of community transformation, like a grocery store in Nigeria.

Bill Wichterman, an experienced policymaker and former special assistant to President George W. Bush, joins the discussion alongside his wife, Dana. They tackle the urgent issues of global poverty and access to basic needs, highlighting the staggering statistics of hunger and child exploitation. Wichterman emphasizes the role of faith in financial stewardship, showcasing innovative entrepreneurial solutions in healthcare and the importance of community-driven investments. The couple inspires listeners to build, invest, and give, seeking meaningful change through collaboration and generosity.