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Executive Director

Our Little Roses Foreign Mission Society

Hybrid Biscayne Park, Florida

Our Little Roses Foreign Mission Society (OLRFMS) is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the life-changing work of OLRM.

For nearly four decades, Our Little Roses Ministry (OLRM) has been an oasis of love, dignity, and opportunity for vulnerable girls in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Its holistic, faith-based care model focuses on providing shelter, nourishment, healthcare, education, and emotional support, enabling each girl to realize her unique potential. In one of Central America’s most impoverished regions, OLRM has built pathways to brighter futures—empowering young women and strengthening communities through education, healthcare, and hope.

OLRM is a legally instituted NGO, authorized by the Honduran Congress, that provides a residential program for at-risk girls, a health clinic, and a bilingual school. OLRFMS exists to raise the financial resources needed to sustain this critical work while ensuring full compliance with all U.S. nonprofit regulations.

The Opportunity

Our Little Roses Foreign Mission Society seeks a passionate and mission-driven Executive Director to lead its fundraising and development work from its Biscayne Park, Florida office.

This is a pivotal opportunity for an experienced nonprofit leader to build on a strong legacy while crafting new strategies for increasing resources and expanding support for the Ministry’s programs in Honduras.

The Executive Director will play a central role in sustaining and growing the organization’s $1.7 million annual fundraising program, working closely with the Board, staff, and international partners. Responsible for all aspects of fundraising strategy, board engagement, financial oversight, and organizational leadership, the Executive Director will be a relationship builder, storyteller, and champion of the mission of OLRM.

This leader will connect U.S.-based donors with the ministry’s life-changing work in Honduras and ensure long-term financial stability and programmatic growth.

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Libby Roberts has earned the trust and admiration of executives across sectors and industries for her bold leadership, incisive judgment, and refreshing candor. A paragon of relationship-building, Libby forges strong client partnerships by deriving clear, actionable insights from open and honest dialogue. Libby’s expert guidance, rooted in a deep understanding of nonprofits, makes her an essential partner for organizations navigating the complexities of succession planning and executive recruitment.

Expertise

Libby’s proven recruiting and talent management strategies are designed to achieve the unique goals of her clients. She excels at guiding boards and leaders through the many stages of a search, collaborating with stakeholders while surfacing the core goals, priorities, and aspirations that unite an organization. For Libby, the end goal isn’t simply placing top talent in leadership roles but preparing organizations and teams to maximize the new leader’s potential long after the search has concluded.

Libby’s client list and broader community involvement reflect her extraordinary global network as well as her commitment to service. Her work has ranged across arts and culture, healthcare, higher education, and advocacy, as well as faith-based hospitals, universities, and other organizations.

Experience

With years of experience in the leadership roles for which she now recruits, Libby brings with her a deep and nuanced understanding of how organizations can engage their communities, develop teams, and recruit talented individuals who will succeed and drive missions forward.

Prior to joining Lindauer, Libby held leadership roles at many influential institutions, including Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Dartmouth, and Harvard Law School.

Her experience in annual giving, major gifts, and fundraising campaigns allowed Libby to form a holistic picture of the interconnected components of modern advancement programs. Meanwhile, her time spent managing teams and engaging boards honed her ability to navigate complex organizational structures effectively.

Through her extensive volunteer work, Libby gives back to her community and contributes to the development of the field of philanthropy. She has served on many boards, including the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Boston Trinity Episcopal Church, the Nelson Rockefeller Center, and The Boston House. She brings a wealth of global experience through her travel, international education, and work with Habitat for Humanity. She maintains her connection with her alma mater, Dartmouth, where she has been deeply involved since matriculation.

Libby’s passion for effecting change, her wealth of experience, and her commitment to forging successful client partnerships make her a valued leader and an essential resource for any search, leadership, or talent management project.

Education

Libby holds a BA from Dartmouth College with a Religion major.

Josh Maker brings to Lindauer and its clients significant global philanthropic consulting and project management experience in the nonprofit sector.

Prior to joining Lindauer, Josh played a key role in advancing alumni and donor engagement at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. He partnered with institutional leaders and volunteer committees to design and deliver flagship reunion programs that strengthened the School’s philanthropic pipeline and deepened alumni commitment.

Josh also spent several years at Grenzebach Glier and Associates (GG+A) where he served in multiple roles. As the Executive Director of Consulting Resources, Josh was a member of the firm’s senior leadership council and led a team in Chicago of 10 professionals in delivering client reports, presentations, and trainings. As the Chief of Staff to the President, he worked in close partnership with GG+A’s President and senior leadership to deliver on the firm’s strategic initiatives, as well as supporting the President in all of her client engagements. In the role of Senior Project Manager at GG+A, Josh managed upwards of 20 client projects at a time, ranging in sectors from arts and culture, academic medicine and healthcare, higher education, independent schools, to voluntary sectors.

Josh has partnered with a number of clients including; Art Institute of Chicago, Brooklyn Law School, Carnegie Mellon University, Cancer Research UK, Charlotte Country Day School, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Drexel University, Esade Business School (Barcelona), Fuller Theological Seminary, Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Philadelphia Museum of Art, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Sidwell Friends School, Tate, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, University of Queensland, and the University of Toronto.

Josh holds a Master of Arts in Cultural and Creative Industries from King’s College London, and Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Kent State University.