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The PLF Leadership Team provides direction and oversight to the three primary areas of focus of the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation
– Leadership Development, Pittsburgh Prays and Community Service.
Matt Geppert is the President of the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation. In that capacity, he serves as the point person for PLF’s mission to bring Christ-centered leaders of our city together to pray, including bringing dozens of leaders together for prayer walks in various parts of our city, bringing hundreds of leaders together for an annual city-wide prayer breakfast, and bringing thousands of leaders together to pray at Heinz Field in July 2022. Matt also serves as the President of SEAPC, an international prayer and missions organization whose US office is located in Oakmont, PA, and whose mission is to witness a world connected through prayer and passionate about meeting the needs of others. He serves as an advisor and on the board of several non-profit organizations, churches, and international prayer/missions ministries. Matt earned his bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana, and is an ordained minister through Elim Fellowship.
matt@seapc.org
Dr. Lee Kricher is the Director of Executive Development for PLF, providing vision and oversight for PLF’s Senior Leaders Collaborative and for the Amen to Action food packing ministry. Lee is the author of For a New Generation and Seamless Pastoral Transition, books about the dramatic transformation of the church he pastored from an aging, dying church into a growing, multi-generational church. Lee previously served as Vice President of Leadership Development for Development Dimensions International and Regional Vice President for Linkage, Inc. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Geneva College, a Master’s degree from Fuller Theological Seminary, an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh and a Doctor of Ministry from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
