Speakers' Bios
Dotun Reju
Oladotun Reju is the founder and Chief Resource Person of the Center for Transformational Leadership, Jos City Nigeria. He was trained as a banker and has been in ministry vocation for 19 years. “Dot” is the founding Pastor of The Kingdom Citizens’ Pavilion Ministry, a multi-faceted local congregation based in Jos. The Church community serves the city in areas of education through the Kingdom Citizens International School and Kingdom Citizens College, social-political and economic empowerment through the Patris Empowerment Initiative, a Social-Political Action group for the promotion of responsible Governance and citizenship in Nigeria. Dot mentors Christian Artists resourcing them to deploy the Arts for transformational purposes; he is Visioner of the “JosCity Gatekeepers Band” and “MicahFourCreation” Studios.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from the University of Lagos, a Master of Arts in Christian Leadership from The West African Theological Seminary, Lagos, and a Doctor of Ministry in Transformational Leadership for the Global City from Bakke Graduate University, Seattle, WA. Dr. Reju has been stewarding the Theology of Work Grant Program for the US-based Mustard Seed Foundation for about three years.
Gordon Preece
Gordon Preece is Chaplain and lecturer in Ethics and Lay Ministry at Ridley College, Melbourne. He is also completing a doctoral work at Fuller Theological Seminary in the theology and ethics of vocation. Committed to developing and empowering lay ministry, Gordon Preece has written widely on work, ethics and Christian lifestyle.
Nicholas Leone
Nicholas V. Leone III is Founder and CEO of the Global Fund Group, LLC. He attended Harvard Business School and Fuller Seminary. He was a United Nations NGO Representative and is the author of The Principles for Work Leadership and Business.