Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest
Christopher Adare currently holds the position of Chief Financial Officer at Farmers' Storehouse while also serving as a Mathematician for Farmers Friend Holdings, LLC, providing specialized mathematics services to private clients. As the Head Data, Automation, and Machine Learning Consultant at New Tech Consulting, LLC, Christopher offers expertise in automation and data engineering, focusing on web scraping and the development of custom APIs for extensive data collection across various fields. In addition, Christopher works as a Program Analyst for Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest, where responsibilities include database administration and the creation of BI dashboards, alongside data management and compliance tasks. With a background as the Country Director for the Africa Windmill Project, Christopher led agricultural initiatives in Malawi, significantly enhancing farm productivity through data analysis and statistical modeling. Earlier experience includes roles as a Development Consultant for Children Of The Nations, mentoring interns and teaching high school physics. Christopher holds a B.A. in Mathematics and Philosophy from the University of Washington.
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Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest
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Together, we create opportunities that changes lives and strengthen communities. Since 1939, we've been serving the Inland Northwest by helping people become independent and self-sufficient through our social service programs. We help people who have barriers to employment through training, work assessment, and job development. We help people who are homeless, or about to become homeless, get into stable housing. And we help people who are on a fixed income manage their finances so that they have stable housing and necessities. Every year, we serve thousands of people in eastern Washington and northern Idaho. Our programs are funded primarily through the sale of donated items in our retail and online stores. Out of every dollar earned from the sale of donated goods in retail and online stores, 85 cents funds our social service programs. Each year, we keep more than 20 million pounds of textiles, books, shoes, dishes, sporting goods, furniture, computers, lamps, electronics and more out of our Inland Northwest landfills. We use the items people don't want anymore to fund life-changing programs. We maximize the power of donated goods through sales in our retail and online stores, then in our Outlet Store, and finally through Salvage and recycling. We look to protect the triple bottom -- our people, our planet, and the profit that funds our programs -- through strategic planning and best practices. We believe in the value of each and every individual. We treat all people with dignity and respect. We put people first, and believe in the potential of individuals to make positive changes in their lives. We pursue and celebrate diversity. We believe in giving a hand up, not a hand out. We embrace innovation, continuous improvement, creativity, collaboration, and change. We honor our heritage by being socially, professionally, financially, and environmentally responsible.