"Doing Good is Good Business. We like to say that ‘Everything we touch Gives’. When you design your business to give, you double your impact. You both build a loyal client base that sees your business as a lifestyle, and you help someone else at the same time. It’s double-coupon day for the soul."

Will Black

Will is the author of the best-selling book “Paid with Plastic, The Art of the Steal” and a passionate advocate for the nonprofit sector. He advises nonprofit organizations on how to move beyond traditional donor strategies and build lasting relationships with businesses as permanent, recurring donors.

He believes deeply in the role nonprofits play in society and regularly donates his time and expertise to organizations often consulting at no cost.

Over the course of his career in the payments industry, Will has helped facilitate millions of dollars in charitable giving through his company, Sharing the Credit. His philanthropic impact has supported schools, symphony orchestras, women’s shelters, prison ministries, veterans, first responder organizations, marine programs, hospitals, colleges, and military initiatives.

His work has taken him across borders, advising organizations and businesses on finance, payments, revenue strategy, and sustainable growth.

In addition to his role as CFO and Global Partner of the Strategic Advisor Board, Will leads several companies, including his flagship organization, Sharing the Credit, and serves on the boards of multiple nonprofit organizations.

At the Strategic Advisor Board, Will represents the powerful intersection of finance, revenue, business growth, and purpose. His unique ability to help companies save money, increase financial efficiency, create sustainable revenue, and turn business activity into measurable impact makes him an invaluable asset to the Strategic Advisor Board and the leaders it serves.

Financial Strategy. Revenue Growth. Purpose-Driven Impact.

Will Black helps businesses understand one powerful truth:

When you build a stronger financial foundation, you create more opportunity to grow—and more opportunity to give.