LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Holy Cross Companies has appointed former Chief Government Officer Sharon Berkobien as interim president of the group. Steve Adamcyzk, chief infrastructure and compliance officer has been appointed because the interim CEO.
The information comes after now-former CEO Ryan Kunzelman was fired Friday by the Board of Administrators. Kunzelman was main a cost to problem a brand new directive by the Board of the nonprofit company that some within the company felt would require them to discriminate towards the LGBTQIA+ neighborhood.
Greater than a dozen Holy Cross employees members protested the board of administrators over LGBTQIA+ promotion occasions./ WLNS
Holy Cross Companies operates the New Hope Shelter on Larch St. in Lansing. It’s the metropolis’s largest shelter facility for the world’s homeless inhabitants.
Berkobien was CEO of the group from 2017 to February of 2022, federal tax filings reveal. Throughout her tenure, the company has combined monetary returns.
Federal tax filings, known as 990s, reveal in 2017, the company posted a internet revenue of $1,511,242, and in 2018, a internet revenue of $337,221. In 2019, the company posted a internet revenue of detrimental $831,415 and detrimental internet revenue of $1,493,456 for 2020. In 2021, the company had a optimistic internet revenue of $3,446,801 whereas within the final yr of her management, the group posted a detrimental internet revenue of $640,581.
Adamcyzk’s LinkedIn profile reveals he started work with Holy Cross Companies in 2014 as a program analysis director. In 2016 he was promoted to the company’s Chief Data Officer place.
The letter asserting the appointments was despatched to Holy Cross Companies workers Friday afternoon and obtained by 6 Information.
Letter despatched to Holy Cross Companies workers in regards to the firing of CEO Ryan Kunzelman Friday and asserting interim management. (Courtesy/WLNS)
