Bob Pritchett is the President and CEO of Faithlife. He started programming computers at age eight. Pritchett developed both a fascination for Scripture and a keen awareness of the obstacles Bible students face in using difficult-to-access reference materials.
In 1986, at age 15, he developed his first Bible software program. Later Bob and a friend came up with the idea for better, more modern Bible software, and they created the first version of Logos Bible Software in 1991. When orders increased, Pritchett decided to go all in with Logos in 1992. Since then, Logos’ success has led to expanded technologies under the Faithlife brand.
Pritchett remains dedicated to servicing customers with the most advanced technology needed for them to do their work well.
Today, Bob is married and has two children and one daughter-in-law.

Eric Mock is Vice President of Ministry Operations for Slavic Gospel Association (SGA). He spends one-third of every year traveling to Russia and several nations across the former Soviet Union, as well as Israel, to support SGA’s extensive network of 6,350 evangelical church partners and hundreds of missionaries. Literally circling the globe at least three times each year, his travels take him to remote villages in the Arctic Circle and hot spots including the border of Afghanistan and war-torn cities in eastern Ukraine.
Mock joined SGA as a full-time missionary in 2002 – after an amazing engineering career centered on the U.S space program. Today, with life-changing faith and the addition of a Master’s degree in International Development and a Master of Divinity degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Mock’s passion is to equip evangelical churches and pastors in Russia and the former Soviet Union to share the Gospel in word and action.
He’s also pastor of River’s Edge Bible Church in Pecatonica, Illinois, where he lives with his wife, Kristi. He has three married children and six grandchildren.

Robert L. Woodson, Sr. is Founder and President of the Woodson Center and an influential leader on issues of poverty alleviation and empowering disadvantaged communities to become agents of their own uplift. He is a frequent advisor to local, state and federal government officials as well as business and philanthropic organizations.
His social activism dates back to the 1960s, when as a young civil rights activist he developed and coordinated national and local community revitalization programs. During the 1970’s he directed the National Urban League’s Administration of Justice division. Later he served as a Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
Woodson is frequently featured as a social commentator in print and on-air media. He is a contributing editor to The Hill and The Wall Street Journal, and has published in several influential newspapers and journals, and other national and local media outlets. He is the recipient of many awards and honors. And Woodson is the author of several books.

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