Mark B. Alegnani, CPA: President of Alegnani & Company, Dallas, TX.

Mark currently is president and shareholder of Alegnani & Company, P.C., a CPA and consulting firm in Dallas, Texas specializing in the automotive industry.  The firm has eight employees, performing services for automobile dealerships, as well as a major automotive manufacturer.  In addition, the firm’s tax practice represents over 100 clients in a variety of small businesses. Past industry experience includes business consulting in the hospitality industry, real estate, non-profit organizations and employee benefit plans.
Mark has worked as a CPA in the Dallas area for the past 25 years. Mark has a B.B.A. in Accounting from University of Texas, Austin and has done  graduate studies in Taxation, University of Texas, Arlington.

W. Bruce Lowe: Missions Pastor at Stonegate Fellowship, Midland, Texas

Bruce has held numerous engineering and executive positions in the oil and gas industry over the last thirty years.  During this time he led many large projects, started two energy companies and traveled around the world implementing business development responsibilities.  In response to God’s call Bruce joined Stonegate Fellowship as Missions Pastor in 2006.  Stonegate Fellowship is the largest Southern Baptist church plant in Texas and has outreach activities on four continents.

J. Peter McLain: T⁴ Global Co-Founder

Pete has over twenty years of diverse consulting, strategic planning, sales and marketing experience in a variety of sectors including: cross-cultural and community-based training, for-profit and non-profit development, government international assistance, and healthcare. He has a strong track record of pioneering new markets and initiatives, managing complex projects, casting vision and building consensus. He has been principally involved with starting two non-profit organizations and two for-profit companies in the past 10 years. Prior to co-founding T⁴ Global, Pete served as the Executive Director of Voice For Humanity and the lead project manager for their successful orality projects in Afghanistan and Iraq. He earned his B.A. from Rhodes College and his MBA from George Washington University. He has extensive international experience, having worked and traveled in over 35 countries.

Durwood Snead: Director of World Missions at North Point Community Church, Alpharetta, GA.; Chairman, T⁴ Global

Durwood has been passionately involved in international ministry for 15 years both as a lay person and professionally. He has developed a broad perspective of what God is doing overseas through visiting more than 35 countries. Durwood spent 25 years in the corporate world before selling his business and joining North Point's staff in 2001. He is a regular speaker for the "Perspectives" course and is on the board of the Pioneers missionary agency.

Ed Weaver: Chief Executive Officer, Dallas, TX.

Ed is an entrepreneur that God led into ministry in order to leverage technology as a tool to communicate Truth to oral cultures. As CEO of T⁴ Global, he is responsible for overall strategy and day-to-day operations. He also was the founder of MPReach, LLC a “New Media” company based in Dallas, TX.  Ed leverages the legacy of his work to deliver solid strategic applications with new trends in technology. His interactive marketing background includes introducing BlueSky Factory, an email marketing company, to Dallas/Ft. Worth and strategic planning/project management for ecommerce websites for small to medium businesses. Some of his battle scars include Vice-President, Sales and Marketing for Transfinity Corporation, a technology startup using patented compression for increasing Internet access speed; Product Manager for OpenConnect Systems for their flagship WebConnect Pro product, winning Product of the Year in 1998 from Network World; and Product Line Management of a group of 4 digital products at Eastman Kodak Health Imaging Systems.  He has a B.S., Business Administration from John Brown University.

Dr. Darrell Whiteman: Vice President for Mission Education and Resident Missiologist at the Mission Society for the United Methodist Church, Norcross, GA.

Darrell served as a missionary for nine years (Central Africa, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea).  He was a professor of Cultural Anthropology for twenty-one years at Asbury Theological Seminary and Dean of the E. Stanley Jones School of World Mission and Evangelism. He is the former editor of MISSIOLOGY, president of the International Association for Mission Studies, and president of the American Society of Missiology.  He also serves as a board member of American Bible Society and the Overseas Ministries Study Center. Combining his experience in the field and the classroom, Darrell develops theological and missiological training for national church leaders that does not rely on formal seminary training.