Administration
The four executive officers are the president, vice president for administration/executive secretary, vice president for finance/treasurer, and undertreasurer.
These individuals have made it their mission to serve the conference in any way that they can, while taking into consideration the needs and desires of churches and individuals across the Carolinas. Alongside their executive counterparts, departmental directors and associates lead out in a variety of church ministries, and also serve as a link between local congregations and the conference office.
The President of the Carolina Conference serves as the spiritual leader and chief executive officer, providing vision and direction for the conference's mission and ministries. This role includes overseeing the implementation of conference-wide goals, fostering unity among churches, and guiding the administrative team in their responsibilities. The president works closely with local pastors, lay leaders, and conference staff to ensure the effective operation of initiatives that support the spiritual growth and well-being of members across North and South Carolina. Through collaboration with the executive committee, the president plays a vital role in decision-making processes that align with the Seventh-day Adventist Church's mission and values.
The Vice-President for Administration/Secretariat Office serves as the guardian of the corporate and ecclesiastical records of the Conference. In addition, he provides direction and leadership to those maintaining the official records of membership for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North and South Carolina. He also lends support and aid to the Conference president in service of the constituency of the Carolina Conference.
