Daniel Walter Hill

Daniel Walter Hill's involvement in philanthropy, influenced profoundly by his experiences with Mother Teresa in her later years, has been a cornerstone of his life. These interactions highlighted the value of empathy and philanthropy, propelling him to found Gratia International, a charity dedicated to enhancing the dignity of people from diverse backgrounds. A key achievement under this charity was the funding of Tansian University and other educational projects in Nigeria, with support from significant entities like FedEx, prominent UK businesses, the Templeton Foundation, and wealthy individuals in Canada, the USA, and the UK. His career is adorned with numerous distinctions and prestigious affiliations. He is an Honorary Fellow at Oxford University's Greyfriars and has been a member of respected organizations, including the Canadian Bar Association and the Institute of Directors in London. His service to others has been recognized with knighthoods from the Order of Danilo and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. In his early years, he was an enthusiast of snow skiing and golf. A critical car accident in Arizona in 1991 led to his family's relocation to the UK, broadening his appreciation for varied cultural perspectives and global insights. In his professional pursuits, he is recognized for a leadership style that combines strategic vision, empathy, inclusivity, and adaptability. His life exemplifies his professional achievements and his unwavering commitment to making a meaningful impact in communities worldwide.