BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (BP)–At the Executive Committee meeting of the WMU Foundation Board on July 28, 2022, David George announced his plans to retire effective June 30, 2023. After twenty-one years as president, David wants to devote more time to his family, his church, and to volunteer ministry efforts. He believes the WMU Foundation is in a strong position and ready for a transition.
“Serving at the WMU Foundation for twenty-one years has been the absolute pinnacle of my professional life,” David said during the meeting. “Everything that God led me through up until 2002 was clearly preparing me for this incredible opportunity to serve Him. I will forever be grateful to the WMU Foundation Board—past and present—for their unwavering support. It has taken all of us—Board members, staff, volunteers, and financial supporters—to accomplish all that God wanted to do through us during these twenty-one years.”
“The Foundation is in a very solid position for a transition of leadership,” continued David. “That coupled with the needs of my family and a strong sense that God wants me to step away from leadership make this announcement possible. I will work full-time until my last day as President, and I will always be an advocate, strong supporter, and constant resource to the people who make up the WMU Foundation.”
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Source: Baptist Press
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