Join us in this insightful episode as we engage with Jamie McIntosh , the dynamic Executive Director of World Renew since February 2023. With a profound commitment to justice, dignity, and opportunity, Jamie leads the charge against poverty, disaster, conflict, and injustice worldwide.
Jamie brings to World Renew a rich tapestry of experience, holding a Master's Degree in International Human Rights Law from the University of Oxford. His leadership journey is marked by significant roles with notable organizations like World Vision, Compassion, Mercy Ships, and as the founder of International Justice Mission Canada. His work across these platforms has cemented his reputation as a fervent advocate for global justice and humanitarian aid.
In his role at World Renew, Jamie collaborates closely with Carole Bremer Bennett, Executive Director for World Renew U.S., leveraging over 25 years of leadership experience in international humanitarian, development, and justice work. Together, they drive transformative initiatives across 30 nations in areas such as emergency response, health and nutrition, education, and peace-building.
This episode takes a personal turn as Jamie shares the compelling story of his parents, with a special emphasis on his mother’s influence, illustrating how personal narratives can inspire professional paths. Jamie’s journey from an ordained minister and seasoned leader in various global organizations to his pivotal role at World Renew encapsulates a life dedicated to making a tangible difference in the lives of the underserved.
Discover the impact of Jamie McIntosh's holistic approach to leadership, blending legal acumen, pastoral care, and unwavering commitment to justice. His story is a testament to the power of leadership that is deeply rooted in compassion and driven by a desire to enact meaningful change across the globe.
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