Mountain Majesty: The History of CODEP Haiti – Where Sustainable Agricultural Development Works, Volume 3
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Series: Mountain Majesty, Book 3
Genres: Haiti, History, Sustainable Development
Tag: Haiti
Publisher: Dudley Court Press
Publication Year: 2019
Length: 246 pages
ASIN: B07Q9YKYFD
ISBN: 9781940013565

How is it that CODEP Haiti has succeeded when so many other projects in Haiti fail? Is there a way for funding organizations to evaluate likely outcomes in advance?

Mountain Majesty: The History of CODEP Haiti - Where Sustainable Agricultural Development Works, Volume 3 continues the captivating story of CODEP and provides new and refreshing answers to these questions.

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How is it that CODEP Haiti has succeeded when so many other projects in Haiti fail? Is there a way for funding organizations to evaluate likely outcomes in advance?

Mountain Majesty: The History of CODEP Haiti – Where Sustainable Agricultural Development Works, Volume 3 continues the captivating story of CODEP and provides new and refreshing answers to these questions.

John Winings chronicles the continuing development of the CODEP leadership team. On their own as a new Haitian foundation, they navigate upheavals in their major US funding source – organizational changes, funding decreases, and priority realignments. At the same time, Fondasyon CODEP becomes increasingly complex, with new management challenges, markets, and business opportunities. Winings introduces a unique way to evaluate projects by comparing project complexity with local experience.

About the Author
John V. Winings

John Winings came to his role as executive director of Haiti Fund, Inc. following a successful 25-year career in industry. His broad skills in science, marketing, manufacturing, technology transfer and top management uniquely qualify him to provide the kind of insights evident in this book.

After receiving his BS and MBA from the University of Illinois, John worked for Occidental Petroleum Corporation and The BOC Group before moving to North Carolina in 1990. Here he has been a turnaround specialist for venture capital firms with portfolio companies needing strong leadership and has served as a consultant to individuals and organizations needing renewed energy and focus.

A life-long Presbyterian, John has been an elder in the Presbyterian Church (USA) in 1978. He was a charter member of Wake Forest Presbyterian Church and is a Commissioned Ruling Elder who served two churches in New Hope Presbytery (North Eastern North Carolina), Butner Presbyterian Church and Clayton New Church Development. John was interim executive of the Synod of the Mid-Atlantic of the PCUSA from 2007–2008.
John was commissioned as the Executive Director of Haiti Fund, Inc. in 2005. Haiti Fund is a validated ministry of the Presbytery of New Hope.

Following the earthquake in Haiti in 2010, John and his wife Debbie moved to Haiti where John took on the additional position of director of CODEP while continuing his Haiti Fund work. Since 2012, he has served with two Haitians (Edvy Durandice and Clement Tercelin) in the Office of the Director of CODEP, where the three of them share responsibilities as CEO.

John and Debbie live in Wake Forest, NC, and have three children and five
grandchildren.

Connect with John at www.JohnWinings.com

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