Leadership Profile
Mr. Wesley R. Payne IV, Board Chair, Bethesda Project Partner, White & WIlliams LLP
Abstract
“You don’t just take from the society, you have to give back.” Those are the words Wesley R. Payne IV, board chair at Bethesda Project, emphasized as a theme throughout the conversation I had the privilege of having with him about Bethesda Project, how he got into the nonprofit sector and his leadership style. For more than thirty-six years, Bethesda Project has been working to end homelessness one life at a time. Bethesda Project’s mission is to find and care for the abandoned poor, and to them, the people that they serve are not nameless numbers, they’re members of the Bethesda Project family. The core values of service and family that the Bethesda Project represent are consistent with Wesley Payne’s background and ideals, making both a great fit for each other.
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