• Co-Founder and CEO of The Divergent Fund, which deploys early-stage capital to social entrepreneurs improving life outcomes for neurodivergent individuals.
• Co-founded Eye-To-Eye, a national movement building organization for students with learning and attention differences.
• Co-founded Promo-Pathway, a program to prepare young people for employment in the creativity economy, which Vice President Al Gore called 'the most innovative training program for 21st-century jobs in the country'.
• Co-founded Streetcraft LA, an interest-based learning network for formerly incarcerated young people, featured in Fast Company.
• Author of 'Normal Sucks: How to Live, Learn, and Thrive, Outside the Lines', 'The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal' (2007), and 'Learning Outside the Lines' (2000).
• Holds an honors degree from Brown University and was a Harry S. Truman Scholar for Public Service.

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