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FTE Appoints Paul Bois Vice President of Human Resources and Administration

Executive Brings Leadership Skills to Advance Vision and Operational Excellence 

ATLANTA, April 7, 2011 – Paul K. Bois has been named Vice President of Human

Resources and Administration for The Fund for Theological Education (FTE). He will serve as a

member of FTE’s senior leadership team, with responsibility for talent development, operations

management and the creation of capacity-building infrastructure to advance mission and programs.

With more than 30 years of executive experience in the corporate and manufacturing

sectors, Bois brings expertise in strategies that drive vision, develop people and effectively allocate

resources. He joins FTE from Associated Hygienic Products in Duluth, Georgia, where for 10 years

he guided implementation of human resources activities for more than 800 employees in five

states, advised senior management on personnel and legal issues, and designed leadership and

skills enhancement initiatives for employees. Previously, Bois held management positions at The

Network, Inc., Pameco Corporation and the John H. Harland Company.

“Paul’s insight and creativity will be a cornerstone of building new capacity in our systems

and in our outstanding staff,” said FTE Interim President Peg Birk. “His business experience and

his personal commitment to supporting leaders who transform workplaces and communities is a

great strategic match with FTE.”

A member of the Society for Human Resources Management, Bois graduated from Kansas

State University with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. He holds certification in

Employee Relations Law and completed advanced management development training at the

Center for Creative Executive Leadership in Colorado Springs, CO. Bois and his wife, Heather, live

in Suwanee, GA. They are members of the Catholic Church of St. Monica in Duluth, GA.

“FTE’s focus on leadership formation presents a rare opportunity to serve a mission that

benefits the church and the public good—I’m honored to join such a dedicated executive team andstaff,” said Bois.

The Fund for Theological Education is a national, ecumenical organization dedicated to

identifying and supporting a new generation of talented, diverse Christian leaders who renew the

church and change the world through vocations in pastoral ministry and theological scholarship.

Visit www.fteleaders.org for more information.