Wheaton Center for Faith and Disability — Thriving Faith Initiative


Profile Context

Candidate: Brett Henry Personality Framework: ENTJ-A Commander (Myers-Briggs) / Philosopher (Culture Index) Operating Priority: Presence over outcomes. Strategic architecture grounded in relational depth.

The combination of ENTJ strategic capacity with a Philosopher's orientation toward depth and presence is uncommon. Most people have one or the other. This profile creates a distinctive advantage for roles that require both systems-building and relational sensitivity across long time horizons.


Strong Alignment (5 of 8 Core Areas)

1. Project and Systems Management

Multiple companies built and run simultaneously. Honest Coffee scaled to 4 retail outlets, 2 licensed cafés, and a wholesale division. Franklin Juice Company involved acquiring and integrating a second brand. Zealot manages a portfolio of companies and consulting clients. The natural ENTJ default toward creating structure, building systems, and driving execution across complexity maps directly to this responsibility.

2. Event Design and Execution

Retail buildouts, community events, brand activations, and tenant strategy (L&L Marketplace) all demonstrate the operational muscle required. The Convocation events are smaller and more intimate, but the scaling arc from Phase 1 to Phase 3 mirrors growth trajectories already navigated. The Philosopher profile adds a layer here: the ability to design gatherings that hold space for complexity rather than just executing logistics.

3. Content and Resource Development

Brand campaigns, packaging, product naming, digital strategy, and creative direction across multiple companies. The Convocation Workbook is a different kind of deliverable, but the core competency of producing clear, purposeful material that enables others to act is well established. Writing and content work that serves a mission-driven audience is familiar territory.

4. Sustainability and Revenue Planning

This is the single strongest differentiator over most candidates this role would attract. Entrepreneurial background means thinking in business models is native, not learned. Building revenue from scratch, structuring partnerships, and designing monetizable assets are all demonstrated capabilities. The grant-to-self-sustaining transition is essentially a startup problem. Most candidates from ministry or academic backgrounds will find that foreign.

5. Consortium Network Development

Building a network that people find valuable enough to keep showing up for (and eventually pay for) is community building with business logic underneath. Wholesale partnerships, co-branded relationships, and investor communications at Zealot all parallel the Consortium's requirements. The Philosopher orientation toward depth means the network won't be built transactionally. It will be built relationally, which is what makes networks last.

6. Representation and Advocacy

Comfortable in public-facing roles across multiple brands. The ENTJ-A (Assertive) variant means confidence in rooms where organizational representation matters. Board experience with Caleb Global and DECO DAO adds credibility in faith-based institutional settings.