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JAY E. GARY, M.A.
Jay E. Gary, M.A.
joined the faculty of the School of Global Leadership &
Entrepreneurship, Regent University
in 2003. He is an assistant professor who directs the "Strategic
Foresight" program, which helps students from the MBA to Doctoral level
master the art of foresight in both business and community contexts. He
also serves as the program director of the M.A. in Strategic Foresight
and directs the Christian Futures network. He is currently completing a
PhD in Organizational Leadership.
Before spent coming to Regent, Jay served more than two decades as
a strategy consultant to nonprofit, public, and private enterprises. In
addition, throughout the '90s, he worked as a "millennial
consultant" helping communities mark their passage into 21st century. In
1994, he penned the first inspiration book on how to mark Christ's
2,000th jubilee in a meaningful way.
From 1986 to 1989, he served as a conference planner with the
Lausanne movement, a network launched by Billy Graham. Before 1986, he
worked as a pastor to college students, a mission educator, and a
magazine editor.
Jay authored
The Star of 2000: Our Journey Toward Hope,
The Countdown Has Begun: The Story of the Global Consultation on AD
2000,
Perspectives Marks 30th Anniversary,
What would Jesus lead: Identity theft, leadership evolution, and open
systems,
A Church for Every People Beyond 2000,
Ready Your Nonprofit for the Future with Jay Gary,
The Future According to Jesus,
The Pattern of Biblical Transformation, and
Exploring Christian Futures,
and coauthored
The watchword in world missions: Celebrating the 20th anniversary of
the
watchword "A Church for Every People by the Year
2000" and
The Future of Religion FAQ.
He is a member of the World Future Society, the American Academy of
Religion, the Evangelical Theological Society, and the World Futures
Studies
Federation, and is a Founding Member of the Association of Professional
Futurists.
Jay earned his B.S. in Industrial Management at the Georgia Institute of
Technology in 1976 and his M.A. in Education at the California State
University, Los Angels in 1983. He was awarded
Religious Futurist of the Year by the World Network of Religious
Futurists in 1996.
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