Andrew Kolue Kear, Sr. is a distinguished Human Resources and Human Services executive with over two decades of leadership experience spanning corporate, public, and healthcare sectors across international and domestic contexts. He currently serves as the Program Director at Heart-To-Heart Health Care Services LLC in East Orange, New Jersey, since 2023, where he directs multi-facility operations, leads comprehensive staff development, manages substantial budgeting requirements, and ensures strict regulatory compliance through person-centered care models.
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Andrew’s foundational executive trajectory began in Liberia, West Africa, where he served as Labor Relations Supervisor for Firestone-Liberia Rubber Plantations (2000–2004) and the Liberian Agricultural Company (2004–2009), before being appointed by the Government of Liberia as Assistant Minister for Administration and Human Resource Management at the Ministry of Public Works (2010–2014).
His extensive track record in the United States features significant tenures as Residential Services Director for both Community Access Unlimited (CAU) and Keystone Human Services in New Jersey (2021 -2023), alongside an established history of administrative oversight as a Program Coordinator at RCM of Washington in Washington, DC (2015 -20200. Successfully bridging grassroots operational expertise with macro-level organizational governance, Andrew also leverages his leadership insights as an active Board Member of the Kear Humanitarian Foundation (KHF) since 2025 to-present.
Throughout his career, Andrew has cultivated deep expertise in conflict resolution, professional negotiation, employee relations, and cross-functional collaboration. He remains deeply committed to fostering supportive, high-performing environments that empower personnel, optimize organizational delivery, and enhance the quality of life for the individuals and communities they serve.
Andrew holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from the University of Liberia (1998) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Human Resource Management from Strayer University in Maryland, USA (2009).
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