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'''Howard J. "Rusty" Leonard''' is the CEO of an investment firm and [[MinistryWatch]], an organization that makes available useful information to donors about various Christian ministries/nonprofits.
'''Howard J. "Rusty" Leonard''' is the CEO of an investment firm and the founder of [[MinistryWatch]], an organization that makes available useful information to donors about various Christian ministries/nonprofits.<ref>https://ministrywatch.com/leadership-team/</ref><ref>https://stewardshippartners.com/about.htm</ref><ref>https://seekingalpha.com/author/rusty-leonard-cfa</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 00:56, 12 March 2025

Howard J. Leonard
Theology Protestant Christianity
Residency CEO Investing Firm
Affiliation(s) MinistryWatch (Founder)
Spouse(s) Carol Leonard

Howard J. "Rusty" Leonard is the CEO of an investment firm and the founder of MinistryWatch, an organization that makes available useful information to donors about various Christian ministries/nonprofits.[1][2][3]

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