Institute CEO Featured in Baylor Alumni Magazine

By: MOLLY WICKER

Institute Founding Director and CEO Victor Boutros was featured in the October issue of Baylor University’s alumni magazine.

Victor graduated from Baylor in 1998, where he studied philosophy. He also attended Harvard, Oxford and the University of Chicago Law School, from which he earned a juris doctor in 2003. While pursuing a master’s degree at Harvard, he met Gary Haugen, the CEO and Founder of International Justice Mission. Together they authored The Locust Effect: Why the End of Poverty Requires the End of Violence.

Read the article here (page 74).

About the author

Molly is the former the Grants and CRM Manager for the Human Trafficking Institute. She is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is a graduate of Grove City College, where she studied English and Economics. During college, she interned for The Pittsburgh Promise and PNC Financial Services, where she honed her communications and development skills. Molly is an avid writer and her work has been published in a number of places, including The New York Times.

You Might Also Like

Federal Human Trafficking Report cited in The Daily Record

October 4, 2018

Institute cited in Idaho Mountain Express

October 9, 2018

Boutros speaks at Jackson, MS advocacy event

October 10, 2018

Published by

Molly Wicker

Molly is the former the Grants and CRM Manager for the Human Trafficking Institute. She is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is a graduate of Grove City College, where she studied English and Economics. During college, she interned for The Pittsburgh Promise and PNC Financial Services, where she honed her communications and development skills. Molly is an avid writer and her work has been published in a number of places, including The New York Times.