About Princeton Theological Seminary

Princeton Theological Seminary is a theological graduate school founded in 1812, adjacent to Princeton University. It focuses on supporting women and men on their journey to serve Jesus Christ, preparing them for global leadership in classrooms and the academy, in the public arena, and in congregations in the larger church.

The Seminary’s education is centered on four core commitments: Reformed & Ecumenical, Faith & Scholarship, Residential & Global, and Tradition & Innovation.

With 8 degree programs and more than 11,000 alumni worldwide, the Seminary provides an enriching residential community where students can worship, learn, and challenge themselves spiritually and intellectually within the Christian tradition while building lifelong friendships.

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Michael Fisch, Founder and CEO of American Securities.

Michael Fisch and Princeton Theological Seminary President Jonathan Lee Walton outside the Seminary.

Michael Fisch with Princeton Theological Seminary President Rev. Dr. Jonathan Lee Walton.

Michael Fisch standing in a group photo at Princeton Theological Seminary

Michael Fisch at a Princeton Theological Seminary event.

Michael Fisch’s Role at Princeton Theological Seminary

Since 2004, Michael Fisch has held various leadership roles at Princeton Theological Seminary, including as Chair of the Board of Trustees from 2021 to 2025 and Chair of the Investment Committee. During his tenure as Chair, Michael oversaw the recruiting and onboarding of Reverend Dr. Jonathan Lee Walton as only the eighth president in Princeton Theological Seminary’s history.

Today, Michael continues his involvement as Trustee, contributing to the Seminary’s broader mission to shape the next generation of leaders to serve in the church and the world.

Learn more about Michael Fisch’s Priority Initiatives.