THE COMPREHENSIVE RESUME OF
DR. CARLE HUNT
ADDRESS:
**** ****** **** 757-***-**** (Home)
Chesapeake, VA 23321 757-***-**** (Office)
757-***-**** (Cell)
E-mail: abpqe0@r.postjobfree.com
CAREER MISSION:
To challenge, encourage, motivate and equip leaders and managers in the United States, western and
non-western countries, through service as a teacher, mentor, consultant, and facilitator in order that their
organizations can more effectively compete in a rapidly changing global marketplace through:
Values-based view of leadership development and organizational effectiveness;
Mission statements, objectives, goals, direction setting, strategies and action plans which are research
based and driven by outcomes benefiting the ones to be served;
Client-oriented strategic planning which focuses on meeting needs in the context of organizational
vision/mission;
Training, modeling and facilitating the knowledge, skills and practices of building and maintaining right
relationships, restoring broken relationships, developing people, building and empowering management
teams and making people-oriented decisions;
On-going analysis of effectiveness designed to improve and innovate;
A leadership philosophy that exemplifies commitment to excellence, integrity, staff fulfillment and
productivity.
PRESENT POSITION:
May 2001 to date
Professor, School of Education (2001- present), Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA 23464
Teach in the Masters and Doctoral programs: Advanced School Leadership, Leadership/Organization and
Administration, Advanced School Finance, School Finance, Advanced Funds Development for Christian
Schools, Start-up and Development of Christian Schools, Staff Development for Christian Schools and
Strategic Management. Chairman and/or Reader on some 40+ Theses and Dissertations.
PRIOR TEACHING POSITIONS:
January 1990 to May 2001
Professor, Schools of Business and Organizational Leadership, Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA.
Taught in the M.B.A. (Masters of Business Administration) program, the M.O.L. program (Masters of
Organizational Leadership), and the Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership program. Courses taught: Strategic
Management, Leadership, Nonprofit Management, Successful Executive Life, Funds Development, Special
Topics in Business, Human Resource Management
ADMINISTRATIVE AND BUSINESS EXPERIENCE:
June 1973 to Date:
President, MasterTrainer International.
www.mastertrainerintl.com
A part-time management consulting firm that serves senior leaders and managers of for-profit and not for profit
organizations in the following areas: Strategic management, long-range planning, corporate profit planning,
retail location studies, market analysis studies, economic feasibility studies, acquisition and merger of
companies, executive development and key personnel development seminars.
Consulting engagements include Management consulting for many educational, businesses and nonprofit
organizations.
Large agribusiness firm -- Executive skills training
Several small and medium colleges, strategic planning and market studies
Several human service organizations, strategic planning and executive development seminars
Savings and Loan Associations -- writer and researcher for market letter; economic feasibility studies
Urban Renewal Authority of Fayetteville, Arkansas -- Economic study of alternative development patterns for
downtown Fayetteville.
Advisory and Planning Councils for several cities
Travel Trailer Park -- Feasibility study.
Recreation Complex -- Economic Feasibility, Location Analysis and Marketing Plan.
A Location/Market Analysis and Marketing Plan for major theme park
Financial Feasibility for Employee Stock Ownership Trust (E.S.O.T.).
September 1986 to November 1989:
Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Provided leadership to the faculty of Regent University in fulfilling the mission of the University and its
colleges as the chief academic officer of the University and oversaw the academic services of the University.
September 1984 to August 1986:
Business Administrator, Calvary Temple, Denver, Colorado.
Reported to the senior pastor of a 5,000-member church. Planned, administered and evaluated the financial
program of the church; supervised the fiscal affairs, records, housekeeping and maintenance, print shop and
kitchen. Responsibilities included proper accounting and control procedures; budget creation, oversight and
implementation; cash flow projections, monetary investments, contract negotiations. Administered per sonnel
policies for staff of 65 at the church and 20 at the Christian school. Employed personnel in all non -pastoral
positions and all faculty and staff positions in the school. Served as treasurer of the corporation. Served as
Headmaster of Colorado Christian School, 281 students -- pre-school through 9th grade.
June 1981 to May 1984:
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Headmaster, Tyler Street Christian Academy.
Grades K-12, 725 students, 55 professional faculty, total of 94 on the payroll as of the 1983/84 school year.
Responsibilities included personnel recruiting and evaluation, curriculum review, parent relations, fundraising
(raised $265,000 in gifts during 1982/83 school year), student recruiting, and oversee all business office
activities. Successfully completed a five-year re-accreditation process with the Texas Education Agency
including self-study and a five-year priority plan.
June 1980 to June 1981; January 1984 to September 1984:
Chief Financial Officer, Dallas Baptist University.
Responsibilities included: Direct all business office operations and accounting/control systems; annual
operating budget, financial planning, purchasing, personnel relations and employee benefits, investment of
funds, liaison with finance committee of the Board of Trustees. Reason for leaving: respond to my pastor's
appeal to help revive the Christian academy where enrollment was declining; financial flows are negative.
Returned to the University in January 1984 as Assistant to the President. Responsibilities included: Direct
supervision of Student Recruiting, Student Life and Housing, Student Financial Aid.
EDUCATION:
Highland High School, Albuquerque, New Mexico - 1957
Denver University, B.S.B.A. - 1962
Denver University, M.B.A. - 1964
University of Southern California, D.B.A. - 1968
Major Fields: Finance, Real Estate and Economics
Minor Fields: Management, City and Regional Planning
Dissertation Title: "A Critical Analysis of the Credit
Policies of the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board: 1950-1966"
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Institution Rank Dates
University of Denver Intern 1964
Calif. State College at Long Beach Lecturer 1965-1966
University of Southern California Instructor 1967-1968
University of Denver Assistant Professor 1968-1972
University of Denver Associate Professor 1972-1973
Southern Methodist University Associate Professor 1974-1976
Oral Roberts University Professor 1976-1980
Dallas Baptist College (Part-time) Professor 1980-1984
Regent University Professor 1986-Present
TEACHING INTEREST:
Advanced Leadership Theory and Practices of Management, Supervision and Organizational
Development, Leadership, Organization and Administration, Human Resource Management, Advanced
School Finance, Strategic Planning and Program Evaluation, Strategic Leadership, Leadership
Development, Successful Executive Life, Small Business Management, Managing and Leading Non-
Profit Organizations, Business Finance, Economic Theory.
MEMBERSHIPS IN ASSOCIATIONS; HONORS AND RECOGNITION; LISTING IN BIOGRAPHIC
PUBLICATIONS
Who's Who In The Southwest
Academy of Management
Southwest Economics Association
Southern Case Research Association
Beta Gamma Sigma
Directory of Education Specialists
INVOLVEMENT IN INNOVATIVE CURRICULA DEVELOPMENT, EXPERIMENTATION IN
TEACHING METHODS, AND OTHER MEANINGFUL EFFORTS TO IMPROVE INSTRUCTIONAL
TECHNIQUES
Involved with the design and development of innovative high-touch, high-tech computer assisted
instruction in a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership offered on the Internet
Developed and authored two major computer simulation games for use in advanced undergraduate and
graduate courses in Business Policy.
Managed "Action-Learning: Programs with Undergraduates and Graduates in the School of Business."
Managed students in a business internship program.
Designed multi-media program for real estate courses using computer analysis programs, slide
presentations and other standard media.
Participated in development of a "fast Tract" or professional program for getting juniors and seniors
committed to a graduate program.
Helped develop a modular approach to team teaching a graduate policy course.
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NOTEWORTHY RESEARCH
Role and Consequences of On-Line Adult Academic Mentoring: A Case Study
A Systematic Review of the Mentoring Literature (Co-authored/In-process)
Strategic Planning in Private Higher Education (co-authored)
Management Simulation of Homebuilding Operations: Players Manual (co-authored)
Incentive Compensation Systems -- Homebuilding Industry
Systems Approach Applied to Municipal Problems
Management Review and Analysis -- Homebuilder
Corporate Policy Review
Analysis and Recommendations -- Homebuilding Industry
Leadership and Administration Profile in Selected Church Organizations: A Pilot Study, Tulsa,
Oklahoma
Assessing the Relationship of Management Planning and High Performance Banking
Developed and co-authored case studies from actual consulting experiences as follows:
* Pleasant Valley Leisure Living -- Long-Range Planning problems faced by a rapidly growing
real estate recreational land developer.
* Strategic Direction for Southfield -- City Commissioners in a small town must decide whether
to terminate the City Manager and assess the type of strategic management system most
appropriate for a small town.
* Lamm-McLaughlin Realty -- A small business partnership facing a franchising decision.
* Builders-Homes (A) -- A strategic planning decision about a major capital expenditure which
will change the destiny of a large rural homebuilding firm.
* Builders-Homes (B) -- Formalized planning considerations as related to marketing strategies
and plans for a newly established modular housing firm.
* Central City Land and Cattle Company -- Financial implications of a small homebuilding
diversifying into the land development business.
* Real Estate Study of Newcomers to Tulsa and how housing needs were met.
* Evaluation of Professionalism of Real Estate Associates.
* Consumer Use of Home-buying Information.
* Update of Tulsa Newcomers Study.
* Consumer Decision Processes in Buying a Home.
* Management by Objectives -- Tulsa Parks and Recreation Department.
PUBLICATIONS
Hunt, C and Yeazell, D. (2010). Kingdom transformational leadership. North Charleston, SC:
Create Space
Reid, K. and Hunt, C. (1998). Proceedings of the International Mentoring Association. Role and
Consequences of On-Line Adult Academic Mentoring: A Case Study.
Hunt, C., Oosting, K., Stevens, R., Loudon, D. and Migliore, R.H. (1997). Strategic Planning In Private
Higher Education. Binghamton, NY: The Haworth Press.
Hunt, C., Vernon, B. and Hunt, J. (1997). How do things really work around here? Journal of Ministry
Marketing and Management, 3(1), 17-32.
Hunt, C., and Burns, C. (1995). Planning and ministry effectiveness in the church. Journal of Ministry
Marketing and Management, 1(2), 97-114.
Hunt, C. (1995). What is the best management style? Journal of Ministry Marketing and Management,
1 (1), 37-49.
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INVOLVEMENT IN EXECUTIVE-MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, EXTENSION
AND PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Operation Blessing (Virginia Beach, VA) Presented day-long training seminars to leaders and managers
of non-profit organizations.
Carrollton Christian Academy, (Dallas, TX.) Presented Seminar on Strategic Planning in Christian
Education. (1998)
Alliance Christian Schools, (Portsmouth, VA) Presented Seminar on Strategic Planning in Christian
Education (1997)
United Way of South Hampton Roads, Presented Seminar on Introduction to Strategic Planning for
Human Service Agencies. (1993).
Seventh Annual Regent University Missions Conference, Presented Seminar on Strategic Management
for Missions Organizations. (1993).
United Way of South Hampton Roads, Presented Seminar on Strategic Planning in Difficult Financial
Times. (1994)
Ninth Annual Regent University Missions Conference, Presented Seminar on Designing Strategic
Alliances. (1995).
Boys and Girls Club of Norfolk, Presented a staff development seminar. (1995).
ATTENDANCE RECORD IN PAST TEN YEARS AT MEETINGS OF ASSOCIATIONS, LEARNED
SOCIETIES, ETC.
International Mentoring Association
Christian Management Association
Christian Business Faculty Association
INVOLVEMENT IN CONSULTING ACTIVITIES (See above)
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