Jordan Gustafson serves as IJM’s Head of Mobilization, developing the strategy and leading the teams in charge of church engagement, workplace engagement, college mobilization, and IJM’s volunteer Champions program. 
 
Prior to his joining IJM in 2025, Jordan served as the US Executive Director of Life in Abundance International and before that as the Director of Organizational Partnerships at Food for the Hungry. Much of his career has been spent leading partnership teams and strategies for scaling intentional engagement with a multitude of diverse stakeholders including churches, corporations, and universities as well as new innovative funding exploration. Prior to his time in the nonprofit sector, Jordan served as a Pastor and Church Planter in both Phoenix, AZ and Washington, DC. 
 
Jordan additionally serves on the US Global Leadership Coalition’s Minnesota State Advisory Board and regularly speaks at churches and conferences around the US. He holds a BS in Nonprofit Leadership and Management from Arizona State University and a MA in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. 
 
He resides in Minneapolis, MN, with his wife, Gabby, and their two amazing daughters. 

Dan Emr first became aware of human trafficking in 2010 when a young couple visited his church to share about their work supporting women impacted by trafficking overseas. The encounter prompted him to leave his position at an engineering firm and pursue what he saw as a clear calling to address this issue more directly. Shortly after, he founded Worthwhile, a nonprofit organization serving survivors of human trafficking.

Dan’s early life experiences as a missionary kid growing up in Ukraine shaped his perspective on service and personal sacrifice. Witnessing his parents leave behind a stable and comfortable life in the United States to pursue mission work provided a framework for the decision he would later make in launching Worthwhile.

Today, Worthwhile provides the most comprehensive trafficking survivor services in Pennsylvania. Its programming includes safe housing, employment opportunities, and outreach initiatives across schools, correctional facilities, and communities, serving women, men, and youth. In addition to its direct services, Worthwhile engages in national awareness efforts that reach over 2.3 million people annually through media, events, and public speaking, helping to educate the public about the realities of human trafficking.

Worthwhile’s mission centers on helping survivors reclaim a sense of value and purpose, rooted in the belief that every person is truly worthwhile.

Carol Andersen is a visionary nonprofit leader with more than 30 years of experience serving mission-driven organizations in healthcare, child welfare, membership, and advocacy sectors. As CEO of Bloom for Women, she has transformed a single home in rural Pennsylvania into one of the most comprehensive anti-trafficking programs in the state—operating five residential homes, two social enterprises, and a growing outreach network serving survivors across the Lehigh Valley and beyond.

Motivated by personal relationships with women trapped in exploitation, including one who tragically lost her life, Carol founded Bloom (originally Bloom Bangor) with a mission to provide sanctuary and a path to independence for survivors. Under her leadership, Bloom has expanded to include emergency crisis response, a two-year restorative residential program, services for pregnant and parenting survivors, independent living housing, and a robust community outreach model.

Bloom’s work has garnered national recognition, with Carol and her team presenting program outcomes at national conferences and sharing outcomes as well as innovations such as Bloom on the Inside, a pioneering in-jail outreach and reentry support program, and Bloom Flourish Workforce Development, a vocational pathway equipping survivors with job skills, employment, and financial independence.

Carol has shaped Bloom into one of the nation’s leading models of comprehensive care for survivors—integrating long-term housing, clinical and emotional support, workforce development, outreach, and economic empowerment through social enterprise. Her leadership ensures that Bloom is not merely a place of refuge, but a launchpad for healing, independence, and lifelong transformation.

Named a Lehigh Valley Woman of Influence, Carol is a respected voice on survivor care and prevention, frequently speaking to national audiences, policymakers, corporate leaders, and faith communities. She champions systemic change—ensuring every survivor has access not just to safety, but to dignity and opportunity. At the core of her leadership is a commitment to elevating survivor voices and centering lived experience, believing that those who have endured exploitation should be the ones to shape—and lead—the movement forward.

Kris Wint serves as the Lead Pastor at Finland Mennonite Church in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania.

He and his wife, Ginger—his high school sweetheart—have been married for 18 years and are the proud parents of four children: Chloe (17), Logan (16), Paige (13), and Jace (11).

Kris is passionate about Jesus and dedicated to helping others know Him and live under His lordship. Alongside his pastoral ministry, Kris teaches 10th grade for the homeschool group his children attend, coaches with Catalyst Volleyball Club, leads a local Forge America hub in the Upper Perk area, and founded CrossGen—a yearly intergenerational retreat designed to unite all ages around the Kingdom of God.

In every role he fills, Kris seeks to highlight the rule and reign of Jesus Christ and invite others to join in His Kingdom mission.