Leadership transition Manhattan Christian College is in a leadership transition due to the retirement of long-time president J. Kevin Ingram in July 2026, presenting an opportunity to engage through executive coaching, strategic planning services, and change-management support as they prepare for the centennial and next chapter.

Growing campus needs The potential expansion into student housing and real estate investments (e.g., the $4M retail center asset) signals upcoming facilities and campus operations needs that could be addressed with property management, ERP/financial integration, student housing software, and facilities management solutions.

Technology stack Current tech usage includes QuickBooks, iCIMS, Paycom, Drupal, Microsoft 365, Asana, Vimeo, and Zoom, indicating opportunities for integrated software solutions, training, consulting, or add-ons that streamline enrollment, HR, fundraising, and collaboration.

Athletics and branding Athletic achievements and partnerships (Coach of the Year honors, Pete Maravich Award, and collaboration with other institutions) point to opportunities in athletic program management software, digital marketing services, and sponsorship/branding initiatives that bolster visibility and fundraising.

Financial scale With revenue in the low millions and a staff size of roughly 51–200, there is room to offer scalable financial, enrollment, and donor CRM solutions, as well as cost-effective IT and cloud services tailored for mid-sized higher education institutions.