Bob Moss is a trusted advisor to nonprofit and church boards, bringing more than 25 years of experience helping organizations strengthen governance, align leadership, and stay focused on what matters most - their mission. Through his consulting work, Bob helps boards move from confusion to clarity by defining the distinction between governance and management, enabling leaders to operate more strategically and effectively.
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Known for his principled yet practical approach, Bob partners with boards and executive leaders to clarify roles, establish sound decision-making frameworks, strengthen accountability, and refocus leadership on mission, outcomes, and long-term impact. He is also the author of Lost in Logistics, a practical guide that explores how boards often drift into operational details at the expense of strategic direction and how to realign around high-impact decision-making.
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Before entering consulting, Bob spent 49 years in pastoral and organizational leadership, serving in churches of varying sizes as well as in state and national denominational leadership roles. He was elected to serve two terms as chairman of his denominational assembly, giving him extensive experience navigating complex governance environments and leading diverse stakeholders. Bob is a graduate of Warner Pacific University and the Anderson University School of Theology. He and his wife, Renée, reside in St. Joseph, Michigan, and have three married children and eight grandchildren.