Phillip Bozich is a seasoned behavioral support systems professional, crisis intervention specialist, and neurodiversity advocate with over 30 years of experience in applied behavior analysis and positive behavior supports. A trusted leader in healthcare and nonprofit sectors, he has trained and supervised teams supporting thousands of individuals with developmental disabilities, autism, and complex behavioral needs. His expertise spans public and private sectors, having served in key roles with the Missouri Department of Mental Health, private behavioral health organizations, and nonprofit agencies. As the founder of Preferred Behavior Innovations (PBI), Phillip provides specialized training, crisis intervention, and behavioral consulting to families, healthcare providers, and businesses navigating complex behavioral challenges. A respected public speaker and educator, he has delivered impactful presentations on crisis engagement, relationship-building, and training efficiency. In addition to his professional contributions, he serves on the Board of Directors for Five Star Center, furthering his commitment to improving support systems for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Guided by his personal mission, “Always happy to help,” Phillip continues to drive meaningful change through his expertise, leadership, and advocacy.

Jay Kellison is a seasoned healthcare executive and board advisor with over 40 years of experience leading behavioral health and addiction treatment organizations across 21 U.S. states. With expertise in turnaround management, strategic growth, and financial optimization, he has successfully overseen hospital systems, residential treatment centers, and outpatient psychiatric programs in both for-profit and non-profit sectors. Throughout his career, Jay has held executive leadership roles at Acadia Healthcare, HCA Healthcare, Universal Health Services, Rogers Behavioral Health, and Latticework Capital Management, where he has driven operational excellence, expanded service lines, and optimized financial performance. A dedicated mentor and industry leader, Jay is passionate about developing executive talent, advising investors, and helping organizations navigate complex healthcare landscapes. His guiding principle, “treat others as you want to be treated,” reflects his commitment to ethical leadership, collaboration, and sustainable growth in the behavioral healthcare sector.