Submission information
Submitted by tim.hsieh
Fri, 04/07/2017 - 16:51
67.183.134.88

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TIMOTHY HSIEH
LYNN GILL
Northwest
Yes
Salary Information
12
6
65,244
36,000
NA
Grant Criteria
East Asian
  • High cost of living
  • Challenging ethnic PR issues, e.g. Black church, Native American community, Latino community, unfamiliar with InterVarsity.
  • Church partnerships have limited capacity (<$3K annually per church)
  • Chapter Planting or serving at a commuter school with few to no alumni contacts
Tim started on staff 18 years ago with parental objections. He comes from a small ethnic immigrant church that didn't have many resources and didn't give outside of the church and also did not know IV. He was an planter at commuter and community colleges and then a planting AD in SoCal, resulting in very limited alumni networks. Four years ago he transferred to the Northwest Region as a Community College Regional Planting Coordinator - so again very limited alumni networks. Has been working on new networks in the Northwest. He currently has no escrow and will likely end this fiscal year with a $1500 deficit. His spouse' recent employment transition has created an immediate need for increased funding, especially for family health benefits.

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Yes
Tim is one of the few ethnic minority RDs in the nation. His leadership is critical regionally and nationally to establish and build healthy, ethnically diverse witnessing chapters and staff teams. Under his leadership 1 in 3 core students have attended ethnic specific conference in this past year. These conferences were in partnership with the Western Cluster and national departments (Native , AAM, LaFe, and BCM). In his first six month in role, he has hired and promoted 3 women of color into regional leadership roles and director positions.
As RD, Tim is crucial in implementing chapter building and planting strategies. He is recognized nationally as a planter, especially in commuter and community college context, and often ask to train and consult. As for chapter building, as RD, he has required all staff receive the national chapter growth training.
The Northwest has pioneered the strategy of endowment creation for low-network staff. The region has become a model for other regions in this strategy. The region is within 4% of their $1 million goal, via cash and estate giving. This is a long term strategy. The short term strategy has been the creation of a regional ME overhead and is distributed annually.
As a senior leader, especially in campus ministry, Tim's leadership, presence and voice, is crucial to the expansion of the mission and the implementation of the vision of healthy multiethnic chapters and staff teams.

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