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Directive Presents: Kaler Carpenter
Directive would like to welcome Kaler Carpenter to our content team. Kaler and his wife Laura moved to Oneonta, NY in 2009 in order to start a new church called The Redemption Movement. Originially from Missouri, Kaler and Laura met each other while attending Central Bible College in Springfield, MO. They have experience working with underprivileged teenagers. They are currently renovating an old storefront to launch their church on Good Friday.
Directive and The Redemption Movement both have a heart to give back to the community. At Directive, we set aside 1% of our profits to give donations and services to local nonprofits. The Redemption Movement has an active acts of kindness ministry and is using their building as a community center where local artists can perform. The Redemption Movement also has plans to provide the community with needed social services. Directive has made websites for several nonprofits and will be providing a website for The Redemption Movement.
Kaler looks forward to representing Directive at local community events, and he enjoys writing blogs and newsletter articles for the company. Kaler also enjoys playing his saxophone, and is delighted that many of the staff members at Directive are equally enthusiastic about gaming and science fiction.
About the author
Chris Chase is the founder and CEO of Directive Technology, Inc., which he started in Oneonta in 1993. He also founded JoomConnect and BriteAgency, and he’s the author of Rogue AI, a book about shadow AI in small and mid-size businesses. When he’s not running the companies, he’s usually out shooting landscapes and night skies or riding with his family. Chris lives in Upstate NY with his wife Charlotte and their two sons. More at chrischase.com.

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