Leadership & Partners
Egbe Medical Mission Leadership
Egbe Medical Mission has its headquarters in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. In 2010, the Egbe Hospital Revitalization Project 96214 was established under SIM (Serving in Mission) to revitalize ECWA Hospital Egbe. In 2019, the project expanded to include the revitalization of the ECWA College of Nursing Sciences located on the same medical complex. In January 2022, the Egbe Hospital Revitalization Project transitioned to a partner project between SIM Nigeria and ECWA Hospital Egbe with ongoing liaison with the Revitalization Team. The Egbe Hospital Revitalization Team established Egbe Medical Mission, 501c3 non-profit Christian organization, to better align our efforts with the ministry impact we are focused on achieving in the areas of healthcare, training, mentoring and technology.
Don & Sueanne Campion
Mission Leaders
Don Campion, a Nigerian-born US citizen, leads the Egbe Hospital and ECWA College of Nursing Sciences Revitalization Project. Born to medical missionary parents, Don’s aviation journey began in Nigeria and led him to co-found Banyan Air Service in South Florida. With a focus on coaching and excellence, Don fosters a team of over 200 aviation enthusiasts. Alongside his wife Sueanne, Don is committed to revitalizing ECWA Hospital Egbe and College of Nursing Sciences in Nigeria, while also supporting 4KIDS of South Florida. Banyan Air Service, under Don’s leadership, is a pinnacle of Business Aviation, recognized for its technical excellence and community contributions.
Board Member
Michael Vines
Executive Director
Michael Vines brings extensive experience in finance, business leadership, and nonprofit management to his role as Executive Director of Egbe Medical Mission. Since joining EMM in 2009, he has worked closely with the leadership of ECWA Hospital Egbe and ECWA College of Nursing Sciences, providing strategic direction and strengthening financial and operational systems. Before entering nonprofit ministry, held senior executive positions in finance, operations, technology, human resources, and organizational growth. Michael is passionate about using his experience, wisdom, and servant leadership to strengthen EMM and support its growing ministry in Nigeria.
Board Member
Juan Viveros
Director of Donor Impact
Juan Viveros brings more than 25 years of leadership experience in the travel and hospitality industry, along with a decade in international philanthropy, to his role as Director of Donor Impact at Egbe Medical Mission.
His professional career has included strategic partnerships, operations, relationship management, and international business. For the past 11 years, he has served in international philanthropy, helping donors support humanitarian, community development, and healthcare initiatives around the world.
Betsie Campion Smith
Mission Coordinator
Born at ECWA Hospital Egbe and raised in Egbe, Betsie brings vast experience to international project management. As Mission Coordinator, she spearheads initiatives like Egbe Medical Mission and the Hospital Revitalization Project. Betsie ensures operational efficiency, manages workflows, liaises with global partners and contributes strategic administrative prowess to various organizations. Before entering nonprofit ministry, held senior executive positions in finance, operations, technology, human resources, and organizational growth. Michael is passionate about using his experience, wisdom, and servant leadership to strengthen EMM and support its growing ministry in Nigeria.
Board Member
Lisette Ruiz
Office Administrator
An adept non-profit administrator, Lisette oversees operations for a 501c3 Christian organization revitalizing Egbe Hospital and College in Nigeria. She manages office functions, donor relations and missionary recruitment. Previously, she excelled at Team National Hope Foundation, managing fundraising and charity partnerships.
Moses Igunnubole
Community Liaison & Mission Consultant
A Nigerian and UK citizen, Moses embraced Christianity in 1965 and is devoted to family and Christian values. With a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Finance, he’s a distinguished CPA Fellow, leading MOSES – BOLE & CO in London. Transitioning from banking, his integrity and expertise shine in roles like CFO and Finance Director, earning him awards and accolades.
Board Member
Stephan Tchividjian
Board Member
CEO of the National Christian Foundation of South Florida, Stephan brings 25+ years of board leadership. A Florida native, Stephan holds a B.A. in Finance and is ordained. As Billy Graham’s grandson, he upholds a ministry legacy. Leading NCF South Florida, he also directs The Caleb Group, offering specialized consulting services.
Ken McKenzie
Board Member
Chairman of the Board at Canada Jetlines, brings diverse leadership experience to drive sustainable growth. As Principal of Meridian Blue, LLC, he spearheads transformative initiatives. With notable roles including President & CEO of the Museum of the Bible and Executive VP at Airbus, Ken excels in organizational leadership and strategic representation.
What Makes Egbe Medical Mission Different?
Egbe Medical Mission Partnerships
ECWA (Evangelical Church Winning All)
One of the largest church denominations in Nigeria, reaching about five million people. Founded in 1954 by SIM (formerly Sudan Interior Mission, now Serving in Mission) its headquarters is located in Jos, Nigeria. In 1975 SIM transferred its mission stations, Bible Schools, academic schools and medical programs to ECWA leadership. Today ECWA ECWA’s Medical Department co-ordinates a wide network which includes four hospitals, including ECWA Hospital Egbe, a community health programme with over 110 health clinics, a central pharmacy and the ECWA College of Nursing, Egbe. It is also involved in radio, publications for outreach and discipleship, rural development, urban ministries and cross-cultural missions. There are more than 1600 missionaries from ECWA churches who serve in Nigeria and other countries with the Evangelical Missionary Society (EMS), the missionary arm of ECWA.
Website: https://ecwaglobal.org/
Samaritan’s Purse
A nondenominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. Since 1970, Samaritan’s Purse has helped meet needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease and famine with the purpose of sharing God’s love. World Medical Mission, the medical arm of Samaritan’s Purse, sends Christian medical and dental professionals on short-term trips to partnering mission hospitals, including ECWA Hospital Egbe and clinics around the world.
Website: https://www.samaritanspurse.org/
SIM (Serving in Mission)
Founded over 120 years ago, is an interdenominational mission organization with over 4,000 workers from 65 nations serving on six continents in more than 70 countries Responding to Need, Proclaiming the Gospel and Equipping the Church. Convinced that no one should live and die without hearing God’s good news, SIM serves in communities around the globe sharing the Gospel where He is least known. The Egbe Hospital Revitalization Project was established under SIM in 2010.
Website: https://www.sim.org/
I-TEC (International Technical Electric & Construction)
I-TEC is a non-denominational ministry utilizing volunteers to meet the technical needs of missionaries and not-for-profit organizations worldwide. Their vision is to To advance the message that Jesus Christ is the Light of the world by “Powering Missions Worldwide.”
I-TEC has partnered with Egbe Medical Mission and ECWA Hospital Egbe to install 1,680 solar panels, producing 350 KVA to provide reliable power across the 55-acre Egbe medical complex, including ECWA Hospital Egbe, the residential compound that houses missionaries and volunteers, and the academic campus of the ECWA College of Nursing Sciences, Egbe.
Website: https://itec.org/
