Kevin has been attacking the issue of poor vision amongst the world’s poorest populations since 2005. A career Marine, Kevin graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1992, the Army Command and Staff College in 2004, and received his MBA from Johns Hopkins, Carey School of Business. His passion for providing vision to people living in low-resource area stems from his time as the Program Director for Humanitarian and Civic Assistance at European Command (EUCOM) while on active duty. Upon his retirement he worked at Booz Allen Hamilton and White Oak Group in Operations Management leaving in 2014 to make Global Vision 2020 his priority.

Greg has been a Mennonite Brethren Pastor for over 25 years and is an alumni of Columbia Bible College, Providence University and ACTS Seminary in British Columbia. Greg is currently serving as the lead pastor of Westwood Community Church in Winnipeg Manitoba and he works for Multiply, the international development wing for the Mennonite Brethren. It is in this role that Greg oversees multiple permanent Mennonite Eyeglass clinics in Malawi, Zambia, and Thailand as well as overseeing dozens of short term clinics in over a dozen different countries. The permanent clinics are organized, staffed and run by some of the most marginalized of people; refugees, orphans and formally trafficked women.

Greg has been married to his wife Heather for over 23 years and they have three children, twins Hannah and Aaron (2000) and Bethany (2005).

James Morrell is a senior sales and business development executive with more than 27 years of experience driving growth across healthcare, enterprise technology, and federal markets. He has a proven track record of building high-performing sales organizations, leading complex account strategies, and consistently exceeding multi-million-dollar revenue targets. James has led and supported major initiatives in telehealth, virtual nursing, cybersecurity, AI-driven data solutions, and clinical workflow technologies, securing contracts with premier institutions such as the Veterans Administration, Duke, Memorial Sloan Kettering, NIH, and Walter Reed. Known for his strategic leadership, partnership development, and contract negotiation expertise, he has successfully expanded market share, launched new technologies, and driven sustained revenue growth for leading technology and healthcare organizations.

Jack Willey is a part-time employee at Global Vision 2020, and spends his time at the warehouse shipping orders. He graduated from Liberty University in 2025 with his Bachelors Degree in History, and is currently working on his Master’s degree.