We Are Guides.
Sherpa exists to unlock the potential of people, teams, and systems. We walk alongside clients, equipping them with insight and tools to navigate their own unique journey.
Think Wisely. See Clearly. Lead Well.
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We don't carry your pack.
We help you carry your own.
Whether through leadership development, transition management, crisis navigation, or succession planning, Sherpa's work is grounded in thoughtful questions, careful listening, and a commitment to helping others find clarity in complexity.
Founder
Will Heath
Trusted guide to churches, nonprofits, and family-owned businesses navigating leadership transitions, crisis moments, and organizational change.
With more than 20 years of experience, Will has served leaders across the U.S. and in several countries around the world. He commissioned two national Barna Group studies on pastoral succession and authored Embracing Succession, published in 2020.
The Sherpa Guides
The people who walk alongside you.
Each guide brings decades of real leadership experience
across ministry, nonprofit, and organizational life. They
have been in the rooms you are navigating now.
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Chris Robbins
Helping churches, nonprofits, and values-based businesses become healthier and more effective. Drawing on over 20 years of ministry experience and a comprehensive diagnostic framework built around seven organizational pillars.
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Mike Dsane
Los Angeles-based speaker and guide helping pastors, nonprofit leaders, and young adults pursue God-given vision and lead with resilience, clarity, and Kingdom purpose. Lead Pastor of King's Harbor Church in Torrance.
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JD Edie
JD and his wife, Rhonda, have been married 31 years and have three children, one daughter-in-law, and a deep love for the outdoors — especially fly fishing and time on his Arkansas farm, often found on a tractor reflecting on God's goodness.
Walk With a Guide
Ready to see more
clearly?
Every engagement starts with a conversation. No obligation. Just an honest look at where
you are and whether Sherpa is the right guide for the terrain ahead.
