New Faces at WBS

 

Kelsey Taylor
Cedar Park, Texas
WBS Comptroller

 

We are excited about the many plans that are in place as we work toward the goals set for ACTION! – some of which, such as the addition of ACTION! Podcasts, are highlighted in this issue. To drive these efforts forward WBS has launched a new department, the Department of ACTION! Media. Jeff Hussey, of Round Rock, TX, has been tapped to head up this new department as the ACTION! Media and Marketing Manager.

Jeff has a wealth of experience in technology, media and operations. He previously worked for Apple, before becoming the COO of an international contact center. He oversees the adult education curriculum and technology at his local congregation; and is in charge of operations for Artisan Leaders, a new personal, spiritual and professional development program which launched at the beginning of this year. Artisan Leaders was featured in ACTION! Magazine’s winter issue.

Jeff writes, “A few years ago, I decided I wanted to work 100% of the time in the Kingdom. Since making that decision, God has blessed me with two wonderful opportunities, first with Artisan Leaders and now WBS. I am both humbled and excited to work with the WBS team to reach the far corners of the world and proclaim the Good News!”

With the launch of this new department and the addition of Jeff to manage it, we are looking forward to seeing what God will accomplish throughout this new chapter!

Want to join the WBS team?

We are currently seeking new positions in Finance, Advancement, Church Relations and Graphic Design. If you or someone you know is interested in joining our team, please send your resume and a short letter sharing why you would like to work with us to help@worldbibleschool.net.

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