Bill Neu teaches graduate courses in Catholic Social Thought at Catholic International University and freshman courses at Seton Hall, and lectures in graduate theology at Sophia University in Loppiano, Italy. His training and experience spans business and theology, with degrees from Columbia University, Seton Hall, Catholic University of America and Sophia University. He is a leader in the Focolare Movement and has witnessed the development of the Economy of Communion since it's birth in 1991.
Here Bill talks about the necessity of realtionships in business and sales. He describes how establishing human conections allowed for customers to approcah them 'in a pinch'.