Ray R. Harris
President
RevPropeller.com
777 N Michigan Ave Ste 2400
Chicago, IL 60611, US
Professional Profile
Ray R. Harris is a committed follower of Christ, a father of six adult sons, and a successful serial entrepreneur. Over the past 30 years, Ray has founded several successful ventures, including a corporate real estate investment firm, childcare centers, a childcare consulting business, a grant-writing organization benefiting churches and nonprofits, a digital advertising agency managing millions in monthly ad spend, a copywriting and design firm, and one of the top 100 fastest-growing churches in the U.S. (according to Outreach Magazine and Barna Research, 2017).
In addition to his entrepreneurial achievements, Ray serves as a consultant to African Mission Healthcare and a board member of Refreshing Wells Ministries. Previously, he served as professor of ministry leadership at Huntington University.
Ray’s academic credentials include a Bachelor of Science in Finance from California State University, Sacramento; an MBA from Golden Gate University, San Francisco; as well as postgraduate studies at Bethel Seminary, Baylor University, Cambridge University, and Oxford University.
Outside of work, Ray enjoys snowboarding, coffee, travel, and mentoring young leaders.
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