Lee Domingue - Entrepreneur, Speaker, Pastor, & Founder of Kingdom Builders On Getting Outside Your Comfort Zone, Building A Legacy, & Being Excellent

#94: Lee Domingue is an entrepreneur, international speaker, pastor and author of 4 books: Stay in Your Lane, Pearls Of The King, KB GAMEPLAN Devotional and The Family Meeting Guide. His passion for the local church to be the hope of the world drives him to help pastors and marketplace leaders understand just how vital they are to each other. Through his ministry, Kingdom Builders U.S. and serving as Legacy Pastor at Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Alabama, Lee brings inspiration and practical strategies for thousands of pastors and marketplace leaders to understand the significant eternal return on investment or “e-ROI®” that their relationship creates to build the Kingdom of God.Lee has over 30 years of success in the automotive, finance, energy, healthcare, and technology sectors founding companies like AppOne®, Cyrus Partners, m360, and SLC Capital. Lee’s pioneering spirit led him to create the first virtual automobile buying service in 1993 that revolutionized the automotive retail industry making way for companies like Autobytel, Autotrader, Cars.com, Carvana, and TrueCar.In 2007, Lee and his wife, Laura started Trafficking Hope, an anti-human trafficking campaign that has helped hundreds of victims. Lee was co-Executive Producer of anti-trafficking motion picture, CAGED NO MORE, which released in 2015.Lee served his home state as Commissioner on the Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission from 1999 - 2003. Lee was the youngest person to be named 2008 Business Report / Junior Achievement "Businessperson of the Year." In 2014, Lee and his wife Laura received the "Community Leaders of the Year" award from the Cenikor Foundation. Lee has served on various boards like A21 Campaign, Omni Bank and Promise Keepers.Lee and Laura have been married over 32 years and have 5 children and 7 grandchildren.www.kingdombuilders.us

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