Philippine Haggai Institute Alumni Association (PHIAA) is in need of an EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

ROLE OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

1. Pastor's role for the Haggai Alumni

2. Reporting to the President of PHIAA Board

     2.1 ED reports only to the President of PHIAA Board and be accountable to the President and not to the whole PHIAA Board.

     2.2 ED  heads the Secretariat in all special events of PHIAA like the AGM, etc.

 3. Strengthening the National Board

    3.1 ED gives leadership to the National Board. Stepping aside, if it so requires and allow the Board to have the final say in the matter under consideration.

4. Giving leadership to the HI alumni in fulfilling the HI Vision.

    4.1 ED meets constantly with HI alumni and challenges them with a national vision for the HI ministry.

5. Sharing the HI Vision and opening doors for the HI training

     5.1 ED meets with leaders outside of HI, shares and challenges them of the HI vision.

6. Motivating and assisting the alumni in passing on the training

     6.1 ED endorses new international alumni to the respective chapter president.

7. Accomplishing all the ministry goals through the staff, training coordinators/ chapter presidents and different committees.

8. Coordinating with the Seminar Committee and Training coordinators in monitoring the quality of the HI trainings. 

9. Developing National level faculty in quality and quantity.

    9.1 ED coordinates with the Seminar Committee and Training Coordinators. Keeps the records of the evaluation

10. Raising financial investment to the HI ministry 

    10.1 ED conducts fund-raising activities for the HI ministry. 

11. Managing the day to day affairs for the HI ministry

    11.1 ED acts as the office manager

QUALIFICATIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

   1. Must be a Haggai Institute international graduate

    2. Willing to work full time

    3. 55 years old and below 

    4. One who knows, lives and promotes the HI Vision

    5. Good communicator 

    6. Has passion for the ministry

    7. Willing to stay in Manila on workdays

SALARY OF THE EXCUTIVE DIRECTOR

P35,000.00 a month    

If you are interested email your resume with picture to philhaggai@gmail.com and_rbsmi@yahoo.com or fax to 02-426-55-84.

Koronadal hosted NTS and board meeting

Thirty-one participants, leaders coming from a broad spectrum of denominational background and profession, representing the LGU, business, academe, health, clergy and other sectors of the community, finished PHIAA’s National Seminar conducted on June 10-14, 2008 at the posh Del Rio Splash Resort in Koronadal City, South Cotabato, also the venue for the PHIAA national board meeting that followed on June 14-15.  It was the 2nd NS in Koronadal and the nth PHIAA seminar in that city, home of the ever-passionate HI regional representative for Southeast Asia Susan Chomi, and probably the most vibrant PHIAA chapter.

The graduation ceremony on the afternoon of June 14 was, in the language of PHIAA national president Reiner Puno, unique because it was the first where the PHIAA president, executive director, seminar committee chair and regional representative were in attendance.  President Reiner gave an emphatic challenge to the graduates taking a cue from the example of Daniel, encouraging them to be modern Daniels who never compromised his spiritual convictions for worldly gains, and be pro-actors of change.

The visiting HI facilitators and board members were privileged to experience Koronadal hospitality.  Worth mentioning were the tours, particularly the one to the nearby lake-over-the-mountain Sebu, the fast-becoming-popular tilapia delicacies produced in there, the tuna-enriched sumptuous foods, the fun-filled dinners, and the assortment of fruits, most notable was the ‘smells-like-hell-but-tastes-like-heaven’ protein-rich durian that came in several varieties.

For many participants, the seminar was an eye opener.  “Now we have found…” was how one participant summarised her experience.  Another realized the importance of starting a day right by spending time, even in silence, with God.  That the seminar hit its objective of challenging mindsets to hopefully bring social change was obvious, which offered the hosts and organizers solace and fulfilment for all the resources of time, money and efforts they invested.

As hosts, the Koronadal team was a hard act to follow, making one to love keep coming back for more!  And with them we say, all glory be to God for all that has been accomplished for His name’s sake.