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As a marketing leader with 18 years of experience, I feel at home in the intersection of creativity and strategy. Throughout my career, I’ve been dedicated to delivering results while continuously reimagining the process, ensuring that every initiative engages and drives meaningful outcomes.

I’m passionate about combining analytical thinking with fresh, forward-thinking ideas—whether it’s leading teams, crafting campaigns, or creating new ways to connect with audiences. My leadership approach focuses on achieving success by embracing innovation and adapting to change, all while keeping a clear focus on the bigger picture.

If you’re looking for someone who brings both vision and precision to marketing, let’s connect!

Kacy Maxwell

Todd Linder

I’ve Helped 56 People In Ministry Get Marketplace Jobs (and counting!) w/o Getting Overlooked Because Of Their Experience || Husband | Girl Dad | Former Ministry

How ministry leaders 10X their interview rate and get offers in 1/2 the time in the Interview Accelerator:
It all started with my own ministry job change.

It took me 2 long years to transition out of my ministry job. 
1 year to untangle the unhelpful beliefs. 1 year of job searching.

Then I landed in corporate HR.

Once I made the leap, friends in ministry asked me, “I’m trying to do the same thing, HOW DID YOU DO THAT?”

So I started helping them get marketplace jobs for fun.
In 2020, I started coaching job transitions full time.

My Goal: To get YOU (ministry to marketplace job seeker) as many interviews as possible for jobs you want that will support your family.

U.S. average: 1-2% of apps → interviews
Our average: 35+% of apps → interviews

U.S. average time to get first offer: 5-8 months
Our average: 3.78 months

Average $42,782 income jump


Here's how we do it ⬇️

We start with a PROCESS that works so you don’t have to guess.
This means:
• Clarity on the job you want next.
• Translate your experience so it makes sense to hiring managers.
• Create resumes, LinkedIn profile, and cover letters that work.
• Discovering organizations that want to hire you.
• Find and connect with the right people that will help you get interviews.
• Preparing for interviews.
• Negotiating your offer = better pay.

We do it in the context of COMMUNITY and SUPPORT.
We have a community of others on the same ministry to marketplace journey.
We provide robust support through tools, resources, resume writing, group and 1 on 1 calls.


⬇️ See more of how we can help you the featured section below ⬇️

What people are saying:
"Todd was able to help give me direction and how to actually figure out what job I wanted and how to land in that job, which is exactly what happened. I wish I would have started earlier in my process with Todd.”
Brian Katauskas, Campus Pastor

“I was in ministry for almost 20 years. To be able to translate that experience in the most effective way was something I never would have been able to do without as quickly and I think as effectively without Todd's help.”
Matt Barker, Lead Pastor

"The program has been so helpful to me. I feel like I've gone from wondering who is going to hire me to… dang, who's going to hire me!? I literally feel powerful in the job search because of Todd's help.”
Jonathan Sharp, Cru Director

“Todd helped me to get clarity on exactly what type of job I was looking for, why I was the perfect candidate for a very specific job. I can't say enough good things about Todd. You won't regret it.”
Gianpaolo Pagni, YoungLife Director

Founder

There are 5 core career elements that prevent most people from unlocking more happiness and satisfaction at work.

Over the past decade, we have helped hundreds of people launch into jobs that fit who they are and what they want for their life.
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Knowing YOUR "Job Happiness Potential" and the one Core Career Key that is holding you back is the first step to finding a job you love and providing the life you really hope for.

My in-laws cancelled their Chewy membership when their dog passed. 
When prompted why, they input “dog passed away”. THE VERY NEXT DAY Chewy sent them flowers. 

Now they have a new dog, and guess which membership they have. 

Having an excellent product AND support paves the way for multi-life long customers. 

I’m taking notes. 


Go be excellent friends!

I’ve Helped 123 Ministry People Get Marketplace Jobs | 10X Your Interview Rate ➡️ Start Now With the FREE Quiz

June 2025, my wife had a "come to Jesus" conversation with me.
My family was paying for decade old lies I believed.

First, I believed the lie that my job 
• had to be important.
• had to look awesome to others.
• made me significant.
 
Next I believed the lie that my job
• was what made me loved.
• made me accepted.
• made me whole.
 
Then I believed the lie that my job
• had to make a lot of money
• it would give me financial status
• would make my family secure
 
 
But the truth really was
I was already loved, accepted, and whole without that.
 
And what my family and friends actually needed was
a healthy, secure, person that loved Jesus.
 
 
I believed the same lies for the first 13 years of my career.
Still in progress.
Always will be.
 
I don't think I'm alone here.

We got married young and BROKE. Making $37K
They said, "Wait." "You're not ready." "Get more stability."
We wanted to figure it out together.
 
I was working for a church and she didn't have a job yet.
We shared kids meals from takeout spots.
The rest of our meals were church event leftovers. (IYKYK)
 
We paid $990/mo for an apartment we called "the cave" because it was so dark.
 
But we wanted to figure it out together.
We wanted to look back and see something WE built.
 
 
10 years later, I know those early days forged in us where we are now.
Saying "no" to small dreams to say "yes" to bigger ones later.
 
I want my kids to know these stories.
I want to proudly tell them how we got here, together.
I want to invite them into a legacy built on love and sacrifice.
 
Together, for richer or poorer.
A bit scrappy and firmly committed.
 
 
Now, we're helping people do one of the hardest things that we ever had to do as a couple: transition from our ministry careers into new jobs that we enjoyed and supported our family.
 
We're 5 years in to Launch Point, but we're just getting started.

Former YoungLife Camp Director, wanting just $10K more to start saving
2 month runway. 0 interviews for next job. 
Last day of work was the next day.
 
Before we talked:
-Not sure if wanting to stick with ministry
-30 applications
-3 weeks applying
-Not sure what the process would be to get a job
 
After we talked:
-Locked in 3 job titles to go after - org dev, events, project management
-Translated her experience to create better resumes
-Crafted a story that made sense for next steps
-Identified organizations based on connections that could help
-Created a "predictable process to get interviews"
-Religiously followed the process
 
She got into 7 final interviews and probably close to 50% interview rate (about 1 interview for every 2 applications submitted!). All of those final interviews she probably could have been picked for, but ended up with 2 offers at the same time. This was only possible because she chose to do the things that worked and not deviate from the process, even when frustrated.
 
If you have a process that works, work the process. Interviews are "opportunities to get offers" so that is what your process should aim to get you.
 
(oh, she ended up with almost $40K salary increase)

Started applying for $120K jobs,
3 months later I was applying to $65K jobs.
 
Coming out of my mega church job,
I thought I was super impressive until rejection, rejection, rejection.
 
The easiest thing to do when the vision wasn't working was just... to lower it.
Instead of looking at reality and fixing the real issue. (Like Thor)
 
I had no clue what type of job I wanted to do next,
or who would even hire me.
 
Eventually, I landed in HR doing talent acquisition.
And when I got on the other side, it all started making sense.
 
I've seen people get jobs at $70K AND over $200K doing the exact same thing.
They have clarity on the type of job they should be hired for.
They know how to talk about their experience so that it makes sense to the hiring manager.
They have a process to get interviews over and over.
 
They have a process that works.
 
 
So if you're in transition, don't be like Thor.
 
Align your vision with reality.
Create (or learn) a process that works.
 
P.S. This is what we do on the daily.
Helping ministry leaders get the clarity, wording, and process they need to land more interviews for jobs that fit them.

34 year old church tech director.
Never gets to sit in church with his wife. Working 65hrs/week.
Wife would love to stay home with 2 kids, but they can't make the money work.
 
Before we talked:
• not 100% sure what he wanted to do
• no time to job search with busy job
• fearful of "getting caught" job searching
 
We got introduced through another client
 
After we talked:
• Got quick clarity on sales as the next job through our Career Compass tool (he was really excited about it too)
• Translated church experience into words and phrases to put on his master resumes and use in interviews
• Discovered companies that he'd love to work for that would value his ministry background, especially on the tech and worship side.
• Started connecting with the right people by leveraging LinkedIn and our message templates to open doors.
⬆️ That led to an introduction, which led to an interview, which led to an offer 3 weeks later.
 
 
He went from 0 applications to offer in less than 80 days... which is actually really fast for a complete job and industry change. 

Here's how the speed happened: He got clarity and shot for that role hard and fast. If he didn't have clarity, he might have burned out with the high intensity effort. But once he got clarity on that next job, that unlocked everything else.

31 year old family ministry pastor making $65K.
Submitted resignation, no job yet.
Married, 2 kids, 1 on the way.
 
(The story of how he got his job is wild.)
 
Before we worked together:
• thinking sales or recruiting (but really wanted to be in Athletics, felt like it was a pipe dream)
• only hitting Easy Apply, because he couldn't network with the church
• 60 apps
• 7 interviews (high for Easy Apply!)
 
Introduced through a mutual friend.
 
After we started working together:
• refocused the vision on what he really wanted: to be in athletics
• worked on translating his experience that would make sense for an athletic office or athletic complex manager type of position (think YMCA, not Planet Fitness)
• crafted a "next step statement" elevator pitch to clearly outline what he was looking for next
• re-oriented his strategy to focus on connections and conversations instead of applications.
• through a connection (read the wild story below), landed an interview and had a job offer two days later as the General Manager of a sports facility!
 
 
This is the power of a great next step statement. He shared the clarity and vision with his parents. A few days later, his parents went to their church's prayer meeting and there someone asked for prayer to find a general manager for their sports facility by end of the year (this was December 5). Next day he had the interview. By Saturday he had the job offer.
 
Jobs don't have to be posted on job boards for you to get them. You don't have to formally apply all of the time. It really takes getting clear on what you want to do next and sharing that clearly with others. The connections will happen.

I knew I needed to reach out.
I knew scrolling job boards wouldn't work.
But there was one problem: No one could know I was job searching.
 
My entire community worked, led, attended the church I worked for.
7 years of my adult life.
All the same people.
 
I was so afraid I would get "found out."

 
And then I read about a concept that changed everything.
 
Fear setting.
It helped me put "reaching out to people" in its place.
 

Here's how it went:
 
1) What's the worst thing that could happen
- Maybe I'd get ghosted
- Maybe someone calls me weird
- Maybe I'd get reported to my boss
 
2) Now, what's the best thing that could happen?
- someone becomes my advocate
- someone offers me an interview
- I get a job offer
 
 
On the scale from worst to best, which one would impact me more?
Ultimately, I chose the risk of reaching out.
 
Had a job 2 months later.
Changed my life forever.

 
If it aligns with your vision,
The scary thing is probably the way to it.

(peep my favorite mug at my new job)

November 2018, I thought my ministry run was over.
And I was right.
 
I was not cutting it, broken, and a disappointment.
 
But God finds ways to redeem the broken things.
And my story wasn't as unique as I thought.
 
Vocational ministry, turns out,
isn't the only way to do work that matters.
 
 
123 (and counting) former ministry jobs placed later,
and I'm getting texts like these.
 
What I thought was the end, was just the beginning.

A client submitted 100+ apps, less than 3 interviews.
Now they're getting 1 interview for every 3 applications.
Same background. Different strategy.
 
Applications only put your name in the system.
Interviews are opportunities to get offers.
 

Simple change:
Go from applications to conversations.
Introductions that lead to interviews. 

People hire people.

I'll just leave this here for your Friday feed...

This is a new one, but I'll take it!
 
Really fun to see people experience transformation.
Not just in their job search, but in their confidence!

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