KEVIN RESPRESS

Kevin brings 20 years of business experience to his role as C12 Area Chair for Central Florida. Prior to launching his own coaching and consulting practice, Kevin’s career was spent in positions of increasing management responsibility with business units of Procter & Gamble and Cargill Inc. Kevin has experience in all aspects of operations management, maintenance, budgeting, customer relations, human resources, auditing, project design and installations, acquisitions, plant closures, and joint ventures. He, and his wife Amy, who owns and manages Entourage Salon and Spa, have been together for over 20 years and are lifelong residents of Florida, making Lake Wales their home. They reside in the community of Babson Park along with their three children – Ashley, Lauren, and Seth. Kevin has actively served in his local church and is pleased to be able to serve the needs of Christian business owners and CEOs in Central Florida.

RANDY HARROD

Randy Harrod serves as Managing Chair for the C12 Groups in the East Central Florida area. In addition to his service through C12, Randy founded his accounting firm in 2000 to offer financial, operational and management experience to small and mid-sized business organizations through a cloud-based solution. Randy has 35 years experience in public and private accounting with 25 years experience in multi-corporation accounting operations. Randy considers it a joy to serve Christian business leaders in the Central Florida area. Randy is an ordained Deacon and a Spiritual Leadership Coach certified with Blackaby Ministries International. In addition, he is a Certified Public Accountant in Georgia (1983) and Florida (1991). He holds a BBA degree in Accounting from Valdosta State University. Randy is married to his wife Linda for over 30 years and they have one daughter Christie. Both native to South Georgia, they have been residents of Florida since 1991 and currently reside in DeLand, where they have enjoyed living for the past 27 years.

CAMMIE HAUSER

Cammie Hauser serves as a Chair with C12 in the East Central Florida area. She has served for the past 15 years as a Certified Practice Advisor and Shareholder with Atticus, one of the nation’s leading practice management education and training organization for attorneys. In addition, she has more than 15 years of experience in both public accounting and private industry having served as a regional CFO for a public company. Cammie holds an active Certified Public Accountant (#20716) license from the Florida Board of Accountancy. Also, she received both her B.S. in Business Administration in Accounting and her Master of Business Administration from the University of Central Florida. Cammie lives with her husband Jerry in Umatilla where they have been residents of Central Florida for over 40 years. They both are very active in their church, where Cammie is involved in several committees and leads a women’s online bible study and Jerry spearheads the food pantry to help meet the needs in their local community.

PAUL LECHNER

With over three decades of diverse experience as an entrepreneur and business development executive, I’ve had the privilege of working in two dynamic industries: building materials and technology (Salesforce.com). My journey has seen me navigate the realms of start-ups to $160 million mid-sized companies. However, life hasn’t always been a smooth ride for me. In my early 30s, I found myself facing a challenging time. I went through a divorce, lost my $11 million company, and felt spiritually, morally, and financially bankrupt. During this time, I recognized my lack of commitment to my Christian faith, which impacted my personal and professional life. Two transformative events led me to a spiritual awakening. First, I met Michael Tremain, a remarkable man whose devotion to God taught me the significance of incorporating Biblical Lordship in business. Under his guidance, I learned to pray before meetings, prioritize my family, and turn to scripture when confronted with tough decisions. The second turning point came when I discovered I had a 15-year-old son, Josh. This revelation reinforced the belief that it’s never too late to cultivate relationships, whether personal or professional. These experiences allowed me to forge deeper connections with others and rekindle my faith. I became an active member of Lake Mary Church, serving in various roles, including leading the connect team, hosting a men’s life group, and contributing as a table leader for our discipleship programs. Two decades after meeting Michael, I felt a powerful calling to merge my faith and business acumen. Michael, my mentor and friend, introduced me to C12 Business Forums, a Christian-based organization that empowers CEOs, business owners, and executives to align their faith with their work. As a forum member, he encouraged me to become a chair for the Central Florida region. Following heartfelt prayer and introspection, I embraced this new calling. Today, I serve as a C12 Chair, using my spiritual gifts of vision, leadership, and connection to make a positive impact by advancing the Gospel in the business world. As a C12 Chair, my mission is to guide Christian CEOs, business owners, and executives in integrating their faith with their work through forums, coaching, and providing valuable resources. I am passionate about helping them become inspiring ambassadors for Christ and influential members of their communities.