David Hampton

Executive Director, LISC Indianapolis

Dr. Hampton leads the LISC Indianapolis program, overseeing program development, fundraising, and coordination with real estate development lending. He focuses on locally designed efforts to address racial injustice, invest in resilient communities and fuel inclusive economic growth. He has served as LISC Indianapolis Executive Director since April 2021. Prior to that he served as the Deputy Mayor of Neighborhood Engagement for the City of Indianapolis for five years prior. In addition, he served as a senior pastor for 20 years before retiring from pastoral ministry in 2019. Dr. Hampton earned his Bachelor’s Degree in criminal justice from the University of Indianapolis and a Master of Theological Studies and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Christian Theological Seminary. He has earned executive certificates from both Harvard Business School (Sustainable Business Strategy) and Purdue University (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion). He serves as adjunct professor, visiting lecturer, trustee, and advisor for various institutions of higher education. Hampton currently serves on the board of directors of Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership, Indianapolis Black Chamber of Commerce, National Action Network (NYC), and previously, Indianapolis Board of Zoning Appeals, Indianapolis Urban League, Indianapolis City Market, and Martin University.