Randolph-based Morris Habitat for Humanity, a major builder and leading advocate for affordable housing in New Jersey, has named Jack Koeppe as chief financial officer, according to a Thursday announcement.
“We are excited to welcome Jack as an integral member of the Morris Habitat family,” Liz DeCoursey, Morris Habitat CEO, said. “He brings a wealth of experience, with over 35 years of accounting and finance expertise. Morris Habitat is a complex organization with our home building, home repair and retail operations. Jack is enthusiastic about connecting with our team, understanding the intricacies of our organization and identifying opportunities to enhance the services we offer.”
“I am excited to take on this new role to support our critical mission of building and improving affordable housing for families here in New Jersey,” Koeppe said. “Working in partnership with our valued team members, donor base and volunteer network, I look forward to assisting the organization as it takes bold action to further expand its impact on communities across Morris and Middlesex counties and beyond.”
Previously, Koeppe served as founder and principal of North Star Capital Group, a real estate investment company whose mission is to give people a better place to live. He has also served in a variety of finance, controller, accounting and audit positions at Realology Holdings Corp., Weichert Workforce Mobility, Core Laboratories, Borg-Warner Security Corp. and Deloitte.
Koeppe holds an MBA from Seton Hall University and a Bachelor of Science in accounting from Saint Peter’s University. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
