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Matthew Hutcheson

Meet Matthew Hutcheson

Discover the Inspirational Story of Matthew Hutcheson – A Journey from Tragedy and Controversy to Victory and Resurgence.

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Matthew Hutcheson Circa 2008 Courtesy Bloomberg Television

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Discover the untold story of Matthew Hutcheson

Matthew Hutcheson is a former advisor to two White Houses, both Houses of Congress, and is a Supreme Court Amicus. He has testified before Congress six times including before the Committees on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (H.E.L.P.), Aging, Finance, and Ways and Means. Matthew’s academic work is published by the University of Illinois Law School, Urbana-Champaign and the Social Science Research Network. He is an occasional university lecturer and is from a family of educators. Matthew is the author of 13 books and the creator of the “E.P.I.C. Defeat the Defeat™” leadership training program. Matthew is a husband of 33 years (Annette) and a father of four successful adult children, and a grandfather of two.

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A Powerful Comeback

From prison to renewed purpose, Matthew Hutcheson embodies the power of a comeback, proving that no setback is insurmountable. He helps countless individuals, each facing unique challenges and complexities, driven by what he believes is his calling. But Matthew's impact extends beyond personal transformation. 

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A Cognoscenti - A Knower

Every day, elected officials, corporate executives, and organizations—including professional sports teams—seek his wisdom, guidance, philosophical humor, and uplifting energy. Known as a "cognoscenti" by Italians, or "someone who knows," if Matthew can't solve your problem, he likely knows someone who can. His services are consultative and do not constitute clinical or legal advice.

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Annette & Matthew Hutcheson 2022 Courtesy Jessica Green

Leadership

"Hutch’s Message Hit’s Harder," says a client. "In my 30 plus years as a corporate executive, never has any leadership training message hit as hard and as deep as that given by Annette and Matthew
Hutcheson. That story Matt told will be forever with me. That story changed my staff and me."

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A High Bar

Matt Hutcheson sets an extraordinarily high bar as a leader, demonstrating a rare blend of wisdom, resilience, and visionary insight. His ability to inspire stems not only from his expertise but also from his personal journey of tragedy and triumph, as shown in his profound reflections. Matt’s leadership is marked by an unwavering commitment to integrity and personal growth, both for himself and those he mentors. He has a unique gift for turning setbacks into opportunities, setting a powerful example of perseverance. By consistently challenging the status quo and elevating those around him, Matt redefines what it means to lead with purpose and strength.

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Hutcheson's Library

While in prison, Matthew Hutcheson wrote 13 books, including the acclaimed Quinny. Matthew's writings range from pure original philosophy to poetry to narrative biography. He and Annette have also written several books together, including Seasons, The E.P.I.C. Sleep Book, and Ethos in Action. Besides these there are many more writings that are inspirational, motivational, philosophical, and academic in nature to suit any reader's interests.

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The E.P.I.C. App

The E.P.I.C. App is the ultimate toolkit for anyone who is bearing a heavy emotional and psychological burden. It is a collection of writings and tools, including even patented scientific instruments, that empower one to "defeat his or her defeats." The E.P.I.C. is for those who are ready for heroic actions to turn devastation into destiny, and let every setback fuel your rise to greater heights. Available now at apps.epichutch.app and soon on the Apple and Google app stores.

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Matthew's Story

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For Love and Justice

Annette Hutcheson’s Story of Regaining Control over Fate and Choosing Happiness

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was Matthew Hutcheson prosecuted?

The government's narrative claimed that he committed wire fraud. In reality, he legally and honorably invested funds under his trusteeship in an initiative that was both endorsed and requested by several members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives as a job-creating measure. His actions were authorized under 29 CFR § 2509.94-1.

Did the FBI ever interview Matthew or any members of his family?

No interview was requested. No warrant to examine computers or documents was requested from the court. Nothing. In fact, the FBI agent submitted a falsified investigation file to the Grand Jury, deceiving it into issuing an indictment. Approximately one year later, the matter ended in tragedy for the agent.

Why was Matthew put in solitary confinement?

After a United States Senator launched an investigation on behalf of Annette Hutcheson, it was uncovered that an individual from the White House had instructed the Warden to place Matthew in solitary confinement and withhold his legal files, deliberately hindering his petitions to the court. It was only after the Senator's office involved the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) that the Warden finally released Matthew from solitary. Despite this, Matthew was repeatedly placed in solitary confinement by other Wardens at various prisons, amounting to a total of three years. Oversight authorities later determined that each of these confinements was carried out with malicious intent.

How do I know that utilizing Annette and Matthew will make a real impact?

Annette and Matthew Hutcheson’s leadership has sparked positive change in socio-economic issues worldwide. Organizations of all sizes seek their guidance and wisdom. Those who know them or have experienced their message can attest to its profound impact and effectiveness.

How does one contact the Hutchesons?

The best way to contact the Hutchesons is to email their PR firm at hello@epichutch.com.

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Email:

hello@epichutch.com
Phone:
+1 (469) 844-2711

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