Former Vice President Nick Archer Appointed to Lead Organization
World Concern has named Nick Archer to lead the organization as President.
April 16, 2020 (SEATTLE) – World Concern, a Christian humanitarian aid and development organization with a 65-year history headquartered in Seattle, Wash., has named Nick Archer as its president. Archer has served with World Concern for 22 years, the past three years in the role of Vice President. He has been Acting President since January 2020.
CRISTA Ministries CEO and former World Concern President, Jacinta Tegman says Archer has her full support and confidence.
“For the past 15 months, we have been prayerfully seeking a new president. Today, I’m thrilled to share with you that God has shown us who that leader is—and he was right in our midst,” said Tegman. “During my time as president, Nick and I developed an amazing partnership, and I could not be more excited and blessed to hand the reins of leadership to Nick. There is no one I trust more to lead World Concern into the bright future that is ahead for this organization.”
Archer’s 40 years of acclaimed global development experience span four continents and include 22 years of service at World Concern in a myriad of different leadership roles. He passed with Distinction, a Masters in Rural Society Development from the University of Reading, England. He holds certifications in International Development, Security Management, and Conflict Resolution.
As President of World Concern, Archer manages and oversees financial and business development strategies for the ministry, while representing the organization’s interest and programs with various partner agencies, consortiums, associations, churches and donors. World Concern’s holistic and sustainable community development model focuses on economic empowerment, health, child protection, spiritual transformation, and disaster response.
World Concern has named Nick Archer to lead the organization as President.
“I am humbled to have the opportunity to lead a ministry and team of talented staff creating lasting, sustainable change all over the world each day,” said Archer. “At World Concern, we will continue to reflect the good news of the gospel, providing lasting hope to people facing the most profound human challenges of extreme poverty.”
Archer and his wife Lisa have two grown children and three grandchildren.
For more information on World Concern, or to donate, please visit www.worldconcern.org.