Valerie brings over a decade of experience in human services and psychology to her role as Executive Director of The Job Project. Holding a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, she is deeply dedicated to the intersection of mental health and spirituality.

As the co-founder and visionary behind The Job Project, Valerie has been instrumental in shaping its mission and direction. Her commitment to holistic health, which integrates mental, psychological, and spiritual well-being, is evident in every aspect of the organization's work.

Valerie's leadership style is characterized by empathy, warmth, and a relentless passion for helping individuals find freedom from both mental and spiritual constraints. Grounded in her faith as a follower of Jesus, she upholds principles of biblical integrity and professional honesty, ensuring that The Job Project remains a beacon of authenticity and compassion in the field of mental health education.

Her belief in the importance of balanced perspectives guides her approach, advocating for a nuanced understanding of mental health that avoids both over-spiritualization and under-spiritualization. Valerie's dedication to this cause has been the driving force behind The Job Project's success and impact.

In her role as Executive Director, Valerie continues to inspire and empower both her team and the community at large, leading with grace, wisdom, and a steadfast commitment to the well-being of all those touched by The Job Project's mission.

Chris brings over 15 years of multifaceted experience to his role as Creative Director at The Job Project. With a background deeply rooted in ministry, Chris has served in various capacities as musical and vocal director, bringing a harmonious blend of creativity and leadership to his work.

A seasoned producer, Chris has spearheaded The Job Project Podcast for the past four years, shaping it into a platform that resonates with audiences seeking insights at the intersection of mental health and faith. His commitment to excellence is evident in his academic pursuits, holding a Masters of Music from the esteemed Manhattan School of Music, alongside coursework completed at the Relay Graduate School of Education.

Within The Job Project, Chris's responsibilities are vast and impactful. As the main director and editor of podcasts, videos, and social media content, he channels his artistic flair and technical expertise to deliver compelling narratives that captivate and inspire. Additionally, Chris plays a pivotal role in crafting the content for the Mental Health and The Gospel workshops, leveraging his seven years of teaching experience to engage and empower live audiences.

Chris is committed to acknowledging the authentic realities of Christians and providing Christ-like validation and encouragement to the struggling believer. His dedication to his craft and his innate ability to connect with audiences set him apart as a creative director. His unique blend of artistic vision, educational background, and passion for storytelling enriches every project he undertakes, driving The Job Project towards its mission of fostering understanding and resilience in the realm of mental health and faith.

In his spare time, Chris continues to explore his creativity as an artist and content creator, always seeking new ways to enrich the lives of others through his work.