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We invite you to meet the extraordinary team at The National African American Missions Council (NAAMC), the driving force behind our global recognition as a trailblazer in the world of missions. Since 2014, our dedicated individuals have tirelessly worked to transform people into effective advocates for global missions within their local churches.

Executives

Adrian Reeves
Chief Executive Officer
240-877-3841
Provides visionary leadership, guiding the organization's strategic direction and ensuring its mission to mobilize African Americans and People of Color in global missions is effectively carried out. They oversee the development of key partnerships, drive initiatives that equip church leaders, and advocate for the revival of African American missions engagement, ensuring NAAMC remains at the forefront of the global missions movement.
Directors
Alphabetical Order

Nataki Johnson
Sr. Director of Partnerships
240-893-6410
Plays a crucial role in cultivating and managing strategic relationships that advance our mission. Arthur collaborates with churches, organizations, and stakeholders to create impactful partnerships that support our initiatives, ensuring that we continue to mobilize African Americans and People of Color in global missions. Their work helps extend NAAMC's reach and influence, fostering collaborative efforts that drive lasting change in the communities we serve.
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Cordell Weaver
Director of Finance
301-332-5024
Oversees the financial strategy and operations, ensuring the organization's fiscal health and sustainability. Cordell manages budgeting, financial planning, and reporting, while also ensuring compliance with financial regulations. Her work supports NAAMC's mission by aligning resources effectively to further our global impact in mobilizing African Americans and People of Color in missions.
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Dr. Marcia Coppertino
Director of
Public Relations
424-634-9615
Responsible for shaping and executing the organization's strategic messaging and brand presence. Her role involves leading initiatives to increase visibility, engagement, and impact through various communication channels, including digital marketing, social media, and public relations. She work closely with the leadership team to ensure that NAAMC's mission and vision resonate with a global audience, driving awareness and participation in the organization's efforts to mobilize African Americans and People of Color in global missions.

VALENCIA LONG
Director of
Missionary Engagement
(202) 731- 2444
Leads NAAMC’s efforts to connect, equip, and support African American missionaries and mission organizations through training, partnerships, and advocacy. This role strengthens networks across churches, agencies, and communities to increase participation, visibility, and sustainability in global and local missions.

KEESHA MWANGANGI
Director of
Membership Services
(708) 612-9399
Oversees the growth, engagement, and support of NAAMC’s member network, ensuring that individuals, churches, and organizations receive meaningful value and connection. This role manages member relations, benefits, communications, and data systems to strengthen participation and retention across the NAAMC community.
Support Staff
Alphabetical Order

La Keshia Reed
Executive Assistant
240-338-2449
Plays a crucial role in supporting the leadership team by managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling communications. La Keshia ensures that operations run smoothly by providing administrative support, managing special projects, and acting as a key liaison between the executive team and various stakeholders.

Kabrena Severe
Youth Conference Programming Manager
571-707-1124
Responsible for designing, coordinating, and executing dynamic programming that engages and empowers young participants during our youth conferences. Kabrena works closely with speakers, educators, and mentors to create impactful sessions that inspire the next generation of leaders in global missions. By ensuring that each event is tailored to the needs and interests of the youth, they play a crucial role in fostering a deeper connection to the mission field and the Great Commission.
