The Child Abuse Prevention Council of San Joaquin County (CAPC) has announced the appointment of Keenon Krick as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective Oct. 16, 2023. Krick brings a distinguished career spanning various sectors, including business, education, non-profits, and social services, making him well-suited to lead CAPC into a new era of success.
With a career marked by a commitment to fundraising, donor relations, and organizational leadership, Krick has raised and managed over $100 million in funds, directly impacting the lives of countless individuals through education, intervention, prevention, and social service programs. He is known for his ambition, determination, and unwavering focus on achieving results, qualities that align perfectly with CAPC’s mission.
“We are thrilled to welcome Keenon as our new CEO,” said Janine Kaeslin, Board Chair of CAPC. “His extensive experience and impressive track record in fundraising and organizational leadership will be invaluable in advancing CAPC’s mission to protect children and strengthen families in our community.”
Upon his appointment, Krick said, “I am truly honored and excited to join the Child Abuse Prevention Council of San Joaquin County. This is a remarkable opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children and families in our community. I look forward to working alongside the dedicated team at CAPC to continue their vital mission.”
Krick’s appointment follows a rigorous national search that attracted over 50 applicants.
He will succeed longtime leader Lindy Hardin-Turner, who has been instrumental in CAPC’s growth and impact over the years.
CAPC’s mission is to safeguard children and enhance the well-being of families in the San Joaquin Valley. Krick’s diverse expertise and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion position him to successfully build upon CAPC’s legacy of service.
In his new role, Krick will oversee all aspects of CAPC’s operations, serving as a spokesperson and fundraiser, nurturing a dynamic board of directors, maintaining financial oversight, fostering a culture of diversity and inclusion, and providing visionary leadership for the organization’s future.
The Child Abuse Prevention Council is a leading non-profit organization committed to preventing child abuse and neglect in the community. CAPC provides essential programs and services that support children, families, and volunteers. For more information about CAPC, visit www.nochildabuse.org.
