Luke LeFevre
Founder of Holy Work
About
I'm Luke LeFevre, the Founder of Holy Work. My career has been defined by the intersection of high-level creative direction and transformational leadership. Most recently, I served as the Chief Creative Officer at Ramsey Solutions, where I sat on the board and led a team of over 150 creatives in building brands like Financial Peace University and EveryDollar. While I've led massive media productions and national bestsellers, my true passion has always been people. I believe that for a leader to be effective, they must first learn to slow down and simplify the complex. Today, I focus on coaching CEOs and creative leaders to help them find clarity, refine their leadership style, and build world-class cultures. I’m here to offer my experience in brand alignment and executive growth to those looking to navigate the adventurous waters of leadership with intentionality.
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What I can offer
- ›Executive coaching and mentoring
- ›High-level brand alignment and strategy
- ›Guidance on building world-class creative cultures
- ›Expertise in simplifying complex leadership ideas
Looking for
- ›expanding my professional network
- ›exploring mutual opportunities in leadership coaching and brand development
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Background
Career
Began in design and art direction at Fineline and Heinzeroth Marketing Group before a 14-year tenure at Ramsey Solutions, rising from Sr. Web Designer to Chief Creative Officer and Board Member.
Education
BA in Visual Communication, Judson University (1999 – 2001)
Achievements
- ›Oversee a creative team of over 150 people as CCO
- ›Led creative for major products like Financial Peace University and EveryDollar
- ›Chaired Internal Communication for 1,000+ employees during COVID-19
- ›Recipient of the Ramsey Solutions Emergence and Crusade Awards
- ›Drove creation of the full-length documentary Borrowed Future
Opinions
- Making complicated ideas simple is the key to getting people to follow a leader
- Through all corporate achievements, the thing that matters most is people
- Slowing down is a prerequisite for effective leadership and strategic clarity