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Leadership
Rob Harvey
A founding member of the CEO Fellowship, Rob Harvey is committed to the mission of equipping and encouraging Christian business leaders to run and operate their businesses according to Biblical principles. In addition to serving as the CEO of several businesses in the finance and real estate sectors, Rob has served as the CEO of organizations in the nonprofit arena. Rob and his wife, Mary, have six children and live in Franklin,
Tennessee
Leonard Isaacs
The Co-founder of Christian Executive Officers, Inc., Leonard Isaacs lives in Nashville, Tennessee and at age thirteen gave his life to Christ. He served nine years in the US Navy as a Hard Hat Deep Sea Diver and a Boatswain Mate First Class and graduated from the United States Armed Forces Institute. He served during World War II and the Korean War and was Honorably Discharged in 1954. He later managed the Tennessee operations for United States Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Companies and the Fidelity and Guaranty Life Insurance Companies. He served for 20 years as regional Director of Fellowship of Companies for Christ International, Inc.
Joe Greene
Founder & Chairman Emeritus of Christian Executive Officers, Inc. and visionary, Joe Greene, has spent his life in the corporate world working and exhibiting Christian leadership. His desire is to encourage other leaders to live as Christ and manage their companies as a picture of Christ. The primary goal of the CEO/Owner is to lead in a way that would encourage others to desire to follow Christ and His teachings.
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Written Story - Rob Harvey
The weekly teachings and friendships I’ve been blessed by from the CEO Fellowship continually remind me that my work is my ministry, that my business advances the kingdom of God. As a father of six, I am thankful for the encouragement and accountability I receive……
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Written Story - Cristy Robinson
In her book, Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos, Lynette Lewis describes her own corporate ladder ascent as a woman and provides some wisdom for the rest of us. The struggle for women in corporate America is familiar……
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