Kerry Kodatt Motivates People to Live a Purposeful Life

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Kerry Kodatt is Senior Vice President at FSP, a multi-faceted payment processing company which serves the needs of Fortune 500 entities as well as Tier 1-5 merchants in diverse industries. He built new channels and verticals to bring new acquisition revenue for the company as well as retaining key clients to limit attrition. He has spent many years serving others who are in need of hope, love and faith including a large prison and juvenile detention ministry, where he brought them hope, wisdom and practical life application. He was involved in weekly outreaches to the community to feed, clothe and educate the needy and hurting. He regularly holds sessions to benefit Woman’s shelters, which help abused children and women. He has been listed on Kfm.com as a US Ambassador and Certified Master Instructor.

A born leader, Kerry Kodatt went to Ministry School and also received a degree for Biblical Studies and was ordained. He earned his degree through International School of Ministry, which was located in Boca Raton, Florida. He has also served on the missions committee and taught Sunday school as well in addition to directing seven other outreaches and ministries and international missions work. Mr. Kerry Kodatt is establishing his latest project, “Global Love”, which will help to feed, clothe, shelter and educate the weak and underprivileged in US and around the world.

Kerry Kodatt Dallas TX is also actively involved with reputed international organizations such as One.org. This well-established global organization is committed to the fight against extreme poverty and preventable diseases.

About Kerry Kodatt
Kerry Kodatt has received distinguished business accomplishments in his successful career. He successfully launched 22 new business entities and 26 multi-functional organizations globally. Along with his professional works, he has always strived for helping others and making the world a better place to live for those who are helpless or are abused.

Kerry Kodatt