Bradley Liebe

Bradley Liebe, a distinguished leader from Wisconsin, boasts over twenty years of experience in various non-profit and faith-based roles. His career spans from being a Student Ministries Director in Fort Myers, Florida, to holding executive positions such as Executive Pastor and COO in Fresno, California. His expertise in team leadership, project management, and financial planning has marked his career, alongside his noted ability as a dynamic public speaker and coach, captivating audiences globally.

Pastor Bradley Liebe, born in Waupaca, Wisconsin, embarked on his educational and spiritual journey at North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Here, he nurtured his passion for leadership and helping others, laying the groundwork for his future endeavors.

He began his career in Fort Myers, Florida, where he took on the role of Student Ministries Director at a local church, a position he held from January 1992 to November 2000. During this period, he was responsible for organizing weekly events that fostered personal and spiritual growth, designing curricula, and managing activities that engaged and supported the youth.

His organizational skills shone through in his ability to coordinate significant events domestically and internationally, attracting anywhere from 100 to more than 10,000 attendees. These large-scale events played an important role in mentoring adolescents and young adults, guiding them toward fulfilling their potential in various life aspects.

In December 2000, Bradley ventured to Copenhagen, Denmark, to lead as the Executive Director at a faith-based technical college. Under his leadership, the college reached its full enrollment capacity of 50 international students within its first year. He successfully fundraised $2 million to establish and maintain the institution, overseeing curriculum development and daily operations.

Upon his return to the United States in January 2003, he served as Assistant Senior Pastor at his former church in Fort Myers. Here, he contributed to substantial growth in church attendance and oversaw the expansion from one to five regional campuses. His leadership was integral in managing a major construction project and updating the church’s technological systems to enhance service broadcasting.

In 2009, he assumed the role of Lead Pastor at a church in Appleton, Wisconsin, where he led a team that saw a 500% increase in attendance and financial contributions.