MIKE MAZAN

A lifelong student of business, Mike first started selling bulk candy to neighborhood children at a very young age. His entrepreneurial spirit continued to grow as an adult with some early training grounds and successes in business. In the early 90s, Mike founded Chesapeake Technology Group and shortly after The Server Company. In the late 90s Mike merged these two companies to form SolutionWorx. For over 25 years SolutionWorx helped organizations better leverage technology to achieve their business goals. Midway through his business career, Mike heard and explored a call to ordained ministry. While discerning ways to answer the call and serve others, he started to intertwine business and ministry, ultimately developing a vision of business as a platform for marketplace ministry. Mike is a trusted advisor and expert in IT, entrepreneurial business, and business as ministry. He shares his time and talents as a board member for a number of for profit, non-profit, and church organizations. Most importantly, Mike is Denise’s husband for over 25 years as well as father to their twins Matthew and Emily. The Mazan family resides in Leesburg, Virginia and is active at Cornerstone Chapel.

GREG SWITAJ

Greg is an accomplished entrepreneur and senior executive with a continual record of business growth and leadership in consumer products, consulting, renewal energy and hospitality. His management background includes sales management, business development, training and fundraising for start-up organizations. In 2010 he founded and built a restaurant franchise company with the Jersey Mike’s Subs brand, which he consequently sold in 2019. Anchored and led by God, and driven by new challenges and the opportunity to lead and mentor in an innovative, faith-based business environment, he was attracted to C12 where he started as a Chair in late 2020. He is recognized for Strategic vision to identify and target entrepreneurial/business opportunities; Instilling faith-based values into the workplace in visible, meaningful ways; Directive leadership with a proven record of building and managing cohesive teams; Achieving results and profitability through sound business management principles and caring for employees. Greg has been married to his wife, Sheryl, since 1980. They have three children, Paul, Sarah and Caryn and four grandchildren, all who live in N. Virginia. Greg and Sheryl live in Ashburn and attend St. Theresa Parish. They enjoy numerous activities including biking, CrossFit, hockey, golf, gardening and fishing.

JIM MORGAN

Jim spent over 30 years in the Printing and Graphics industry in the DC Metro. Rising from sales to operations manager to President / Owner of the largest privately held printing company in the MidAtlantic with over 500 employees.  Growing and scaling organizations is a passion of Jim’s having worked with a wide variety of organizations on CEO advisory, leadership development, strategic planning, and sales growth transformation. I love helping people maximize their God-given potential. Jim and his wife, Kerry, met at Miami University and have been married for almost 35 years. They have three adult children with who they love spending time.   Jim has led a Monday Night Football Fellowship Bible study out of their home in Herdon for over 20 years.  When not working, Jim volunteers with Scouts BSA as the President of the National Capital Area Council. He believes that much of what he learned about leadership came from earning his Eagle Scout and enjoys giving back to the next generation of leaders.

CURT KEMP

Curt gained extensive experience in leadership, team-building, and leadership development during his 34 years in the Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer, prior to retiring as a Rear Admiral.  He was chief executive of several organizations during the latter half of his Navy career and has lived in many parts of the country, as well as overseas. After his military career, Curt served as Chief Operating Officer for Prison Fellowship, the largest prison ministry in the United States.  Having seen the amazing transformations that Jesus has worked in prisoners’ lives, Curt now looks forward as a C12 Chair to see how God will equip Christian business leaders in Northern Virginia to reach their full potential in the marketplace. Curt earned his B.S. in Management at the Naval Academy, his M.S. in National Security Affairs at the Naval Postgraduate School, and has done coursework toward a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership.  Curt has been married to his wife, Ann since 1974.  They have a son and a daughter, Ian and Casey, who both are married.  Both are part of Navy families and have provided their parents with the joy of three grandchildren.  Curt and Ann live in Leesburg, attend Cornerstone Chapel, and lead a church small group.  They enjoy numerous activities together, especially jogging, golf, and gardening.

REX STOVER

Rex Stover serves as Chair with C12 Business Forums in Northern Virginia. C12 is the world’s largest peer-learning organization for Christian CEOs, business owners, and executives, serving 4,000 members throughout the United States and internationally. Prior to joining C12, Rex served as Founder and President of Mustard Seed Consulting, a business, organization, and revenue growth consulting company. He is responsible for all aspects of the company with an annual revenue of $200,000. Under his leadership the company acquired several contracts in various industries providing fractional CEO services with a particular focus on revenue growth. Rex’s background also includes experience on the Internet, Data Networking, Sub-Sea cable, and global Cloud industries having served as a global or regional sales leader with responsibility for the Fortune 2000 Enterprise space, the Hyperscale space, and the Wholesale space. Throughout Rex’s career, he has been a sought-after coach and mentor around salesperson development, sales team development, and revenue growth with a knack for developing leaders. Additionally, Rex actively serves on the board of various non-profit organizations including Providence Academy, Independent Christian School serving JK-8th grade, II Corinthians Foundation, a 501c3 charitable organization that focuses on supporting charitable and religious organizations committed to strengthening the traditional family recognizing its’ special place as a critical building block in our society and with ministry to bring glory to God and spread Jesus’ message of grace and salvation. Rex lives in Leesburg, VA with his wife of 29 years, Kristie. They have two children Landon (17) and Leah (14) and Leah’s dog Honey. Rex’s life verse is “Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” – NIV Proverbs 3:5-6