The search that brought Rich Stearns from Lenox China to World Vision put JobfitMatters on the map as a trusted executive search firm in the Christian nonprofit sector. As the longest-serving president of World Vision US, Stearns called Christians to action on the most important issues of our day.
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Searching for Alyssa Goduti, CEO of Ädelbrook Behavior and Development Services turned out to be a tough, but ultimately fulfilling search for JobfitMatters. The ideal candidate for this unique organization needed to fulfill many specific requirements.
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As the only classical Christian K-12 institution in the city of Memphis, Westminster Academy’s board needed a leader who would bring consistent, strong leadership for the school and reduce the amount of uncertainty and instability. JobfitMatters helped the board find Ralph Janikowski, who has led the school into the future of Christian education.
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Central Presbyterian Church has been served by some remarkable pastors over its century-long history, but it has also experienced tragic loss and pain over the years. Following the retirement of the previous pastor, JobfitMatters conducted a search for a pastor that would continue Central Presbyterian’s strong legacy while bringing the church into another prospering and blessed season.
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Like a lot of ministries their age, Slavic Gospel Mission had an aging donor base and fundraising revenue was trending down. They were faced with the reality of a generation shift in their donor base and needed a leader that could increase funding and carry out mission fulfillment.
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“The research they provided gave us the confidence that the candidates (and ultimately, the person we hired) were a true match for the needs of both the position and the organization. We couldn’t have been more pleased with the quality and the depth of the candidates that they brought to us…far beyond our expectations.”
Neal Joseph, Board Chair of American Leprosy Missions