Justin Wheeler

Justin Wheeler's work experience is as follows:

- Justin is the Co-Founder & CEO of Funraise Inc, a company they started in 2015 to modernize online fundraising and donor management for nonprofits. The platform they built has helped nonprofits raise millions of dollars.

- Justin serves as the Chairman of the Board for Liberty in North Korea since 2018.

- Justin is a Forbes Contributor since 2018.

- Justin was the Vice President of Liberty in North Korea, which they co-"re-founded" in 2008. Under their management, the organization grew from 5 to 21 employees by 2014. Justin specializes in student mobilization, grassroots fundraising, and online engagement, raising over $5 million for the cause.

- Justin founded and served as CEO of The Option, a non-profit organization focused on raising awareness about the stories of the North Korean people. It merged with Liberty in North Korea in 2008.

- Justin joined Invisible Children Inc. in 2005 as a Grassroots Organizer. Justin co-founded the Visible Children Scholarship Program, which provides thousands of scholarships for students in Uganda. Justin also helped create and manage Invisible Children's Tour Program, raising tens of millions of dollars.

- Justin worked as a Resident Assistant at Biola University in 2005.

Justin Wheeler earned a Bachelor's degree in Intercultural Studies from Biola University.