Mr. Wesley Myrick

Wesley E. Myrick is the Executive Director of the Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center (The Center), where he leads a statewide mission to unite Georgia’s diverse faith communities in advocating for the common good. Known for his strategic insight and ability to connect seemingly unrelated people and processes, Wesley works tirelessly to amplify faith voices in critical policy discussions on issues ranging from affordable housing to justice reform. Before joining GIPPC, Wesley served in Atlanta’s city government, where he specialized in housing policy and collaborated closely with faith-based organizations under the leadership of Mayor Andre Dickens. His work focused on building community-driven solutions, preparing him to take on broader public policy challenges at the Center. As Executive Director, Wesley is committed to mobilizing coalitions that reflect the shared values of love, justice, mercy, and hospitality, bringing together faith leaders across denominations to create a unified voice in the halls of government. An Atlanta native and advocate for community engagement, Wesley serves on several boards, including Common Market Southeast, where he helps connect small and mid-sized family farms to sustainable markets, and the Interdenominational Theological Center, supporting historically Black theological education in Atlanta’s AUC Center. Wesley holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from Georgia State University, a master’s degree in international affairs from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and a master's of legal studies from Arizona State University Law School. Wesley combines his academic and professional experiences to drive impactful change. Through his leadership, the Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center continues to be a unifying force in public policy, advocating for a more informed and engaged Georgia.