Nonprofit leader of the year: Jason Barlow, president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Habitat for Humanity.)

By Michael Gossie | AZ Big Media

Never before has the Arizona business community needed leaders who are agile, adaptable, and innovative more than they are needed in today’s rapidly expanding economy. That’s what the Champions of Change awards are all about — recognizing those dynamic innovators and trailblazers who are changing Arizona’s economic environment through leadership and visionary thinking.

“We created the Champions of Change Awards to recognize those innovative leaders, for-profit companies, and nonprofits who are changing the landscape of Arizona business,” says AZ Big Media Publisher Amy Lindsey. “These awards shine a spotlight on the state’s true game-changers and thought leaders. This is an awards event that is unlike any other the state has even seen.”In the days that follow, the 2022 Champions of Change will be spotlighted right here on azbigmedia.com. Be sure to check back every day.

Champions of Change: Nonprofit Leaders of the Year

Jason Barlow, Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona: Barlow, the president and CEO of Habitat,  has leveraged his board experience to improve the development and diversification of his current board and leadership team. He excels at leading through ambiguous environments and seizing opportunities to innovate and advance.

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