Kevin Carrico Left Boys and Girls Clubs
The longtime executive has resigned from the Northeast Florida organization after more than a decade of service.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in People
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Kevin Carrico has officially resigned from his position as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida. The organization announced the departure on Wednesday.
Why it matters
Carrico played a key leadership role at the organization for over 10 years, managing efforts for an agency that serves a vast regional population. His departure marks a significant leadership change for the local nonprofit entity.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida serves nearly 15,000 registered members annually through its network of 55 operating locations. Carrico served the organization for over 10 years prior to his resignation.
The players
Kevin Carrico
He is a former Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida who now serves on the World Law Foundation Board of Trustees.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida
This nonprofit organization operates 55 locations across the region and provides services to nearly 15,000 registered members annually.
World Law Foundation
This global organization works to promote the rule of law and recently added Kevin Carrico to its Board of Trustees.
The details
Carrico held the title of Vice President of Strategic Initiatives during his decade-long tenure with the organization. Following his exit, it was confirmed that he has transitioned to the World Law Foundation Board of Trustees.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Carrico announced he joined the World Law Foundation Board of Trustees.
September 23, 2026: The organization announced Carrico's resignation.
Market Landscape
Nonprofit executive transitions often follow the established protocols for leadership shifts outlined in the Association of Fundraising Professionals guidelines. This move represents a strategic realignment for both the local agency and the international foundation board.
Residents and families utilizing the 55 local club sites should see no immediate changes to daily operations or programming. The departure of a senior executive typically does not impact the availability of services for the 15,000 annual registered members.
The takeaway
Leadership changes at major regional nonprofits are standard developments that allow organizations to refresh their strategic focus. Stakeholders should monitor future announcements from the organization regarding the appointment of a new permanent successor.
Further reading
For more information on regional leadership changes, visit the People section.
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