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Dr. John Visser, professor emeritus of business administration, began teaching at °¼Í¹ÊÓƵ in 1976. He also brings experience in banking and international business. Visser's global influence includes teaching and speaking across Africa, Asia, and Europe, including countries such as South Africa, China, Russia, and the Netherlands.
Visser has a life-long interest in business ethics, value creation, and other sources of human flourishing, and is the author of .
Is true flourishing measured by prosperity and growth? How do we balance the goals of national prosperity with the call to love our neighbors, both locally and globally?
Tariffs send ripples through economies, influence daily lives, and reshape global relationships. What can their history teach us to guide us through today’s economic pressures?
True poverty alleviation calls for more than financial aid—it requires cultivating moral character, strong communities, and systems that foster opportunity, not dependency. How might our approach shift if we started questioning how we address human need in today’s complex world?
True poverty alleviation calls for more than financial aid—it requires cultivating moral character, strong communities, and systems that foster opportunity, not dependency. How might our approach shift if we started questioning how we address human need in today’s complex world?
In times of economic uncertainty, Christians are called to practice faithful stewardship in all areas of life, knowing that both prosperity and hardship can shape us into better disciples. By focusing on generosity, wise planning, and supporting one another in community, financial challenges become opportunities to honor God and grow spiritually.
How can thriving businesses be a vehicle for stewardship, sustainability, and loving others?