Founder & CEO, Larry Moyer, Adds New President, Andy Coticchio
DALLAS, Sept. 6, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- EvanTell Board of Directors announced September 1st, that Dr. Larry Moyer, President & CEO of EvanTell, will continue full-time in a new role as Founder & CEO. They named Andy Coticchio, EvanTell's Chief Operating Officer, as President effective September 1st. Formerly a senior executive in the telecommunications industry, Coticchio served as EvanTell's Board Chairman prior to joining the staff in late 2009.
"Andy Coticchio brings over three decades of management experience and a wealth of knowledge in managing operations and overseeing finances," stated Dr. Taylor Gardner, current EvanTell Board Chairman. "We've asked him to assume responsibility for managing EvanTell's daily activities. We are pleased to make this transition as God has blessed us."
Moyer will continue speaking and writing and will concentrate on the ministry's strategy, future direction and scope as EvanTell approaches its' fortieth anniversary. Since being founded in 1973, the ministry has developed an array of evangelistic training, resources and outreach events.
Also, David Souther was promoted to Senior Ministry Director in addition to his international responsibilities. A Dallas Theological Seminary graduate, David is gifted in evangelism and will increasingly become a major spokesperson for the ministry. He will train believers in evangelism, speak at evangelistic outreaches, and direct EvanTell's ministry team.
"I am grateful to God for Andy and David and their skills, experience and giftedness" states Moyer. "These two along with our entire team will be used of God to continue to grow the impact EvanTell has had. What has happened is just the beginning of what we are convinced an awesome God is going to do."
EvanTell's mission is to declare the gospel clearly and simply. We activate believers to share the gospel by providing training and resources to individuals, pastors, seminary professors, missionaries, short-term mission teams, ministry organizations and strategic partners worldwide. EvanTell is a non-profit charitable organization and ministry exempt from federal income tax as an organization described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. For additional information seewww.evantell.org.
"Andy Coticchio brings over three decades of management experience and a wealth of knowledge in managing operations and overseeing finances," stated Dr. Taylor Gardner, current EvanTell Board Chairman. "We've asked him to assume responsibility for managing EvanTell's daily activities. We are pleased to make this transition as God has blessed us."
Moyer will continue speaking and writing and will concentrate on the ministry's strategy, future direction and scope as EvanTell approaches its' fortieth anniversary. Since being founded in 1973, the ministry has developed an array of evangelistic training, resources and outreach events.
Also, David Souther was promoted to Senior Ministry Director in addition to his international responsibilities. A Dallas Theological Seminary graduate, David is gifted in evangelism and will increasingly become a major spokesperson for the ministry. He will train believers in evangelism, speak at evangelistic outreaches, and direct EvanTell's ministry team.
"I am grateful to God for Andy and David and their skills, experience and giftedness" states Moyer. "These two along with our entire team will be used of God to continue to grow the impact EvanTell has had. What has happened is just the beginning of what we are convinced an awesome God is going to do."
EvanTell's mission is to declare the gospel clearly and simply. We activate believers to share the gospel by providing training and resources to individuals, pastors, seminary professors, missionaries, short-term mission teams, ministry organizations and strategic partners worldwide. EvanTell is a non-profit charitable organization and ministry exempt from federal income tax as an organization described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. For additional information seewww.evantell.org.
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