About Todd J. Williams
Todd J. Williams is an experienced executive leader, educator, speaker, and essayist.
He serves as President and CEO of Cairn University in Pennsylvania where he teaches US Government and Civics. In addition, he serves on the boards of the Association of Biblical Higher Education and Gospel Volunteers Inc., and the Center for Academic Faithfulness and Flourishing. He chairs the board of governors of the John Jay Institute for Faith, Society, and Law, and serves as a faith and liberty scholar advisor at the American Bible Society.
He holds degrees from Cairn University and Temple University in Philadelphia.
An avid outdoorsman and horseman, he and his wife Dawn are also rural life enthusiasts. They have two grown children.
Speaking & Events
With years of experience as a professor and administrator, Dr. Williams is an effective communicator who articulates the value of biblical wisdom and its integration into all of life and learning.
He has knowledge and experience that cover a variety of critical issues and relevant subjects and is available to speak about the following topics:
- Mission Driven Leadership and Decision Making
- Cultivating an Organizational Climate for Change
- Nimbleness and Organizational Sustainability in the New Economy
- Leadership in Crisis Situations
- The Concept of a Commonwealth and Why It Matters to Business and Society
- Christianity and Culture
- The Christian Mind
- The Critical Need for Biblical Wisdom
- Why Virtue Matters
- Historical and Biographical Leadership Lessons
- The Habitual Life of Virtue
- Ethics and Integrity in Contemporary Society
- Pulpit Supply & Bible Teaching
"Good citizenship requires responsibility. It is a form of stewardship. The blessings, freedoms, and privileges we have as citizens should not be squandered or taken for granted any more than time, talent, or money.”
