About Us
Our mission is to work as navigators, problem solvers, skill builders and
visionary consultants to help our clients achieve public good.
visionary consultants to help our clients achieve public good.
Ronald Williams, M.B.A.
CEO/Principal Practitioner
Mr. Williams is a renowned author and has extensive experience in prison re-entry and innovative employment strategies. He provides workshops and seminars on entrepreneurship, urban economics, placement strategies, workforce development, employment trend analysis, community corrections partnership AB 109/117 implementation plan, and Ban the Box bill AB 218 to nonprofits and government agencies throughout the County of Los Angeles. He holds a B.A. in Law & Society, and a MBA in nonprofit administration with a focus in nonprofit compliance from the American Jewish University.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
Homelessness, homeless adults and young adults, health issues affecting homeless populations
Ronald Williams is an expert on homelessness and the ways in which homeless populations are impacted by health issues, including HIV/AIDS and food insecurity.
He works with several homeless service organizations in Los Angeles and has conducted community-based research with homeless adults and the aging in the region. His research interests include improving housing and homeless services delivery systems for homeless adults and understanding how housing and homelessness contribute to the risk and severity of multiple health conditions, such as HIV/AIDS, addictions and food insecurity.
Homelessness, homeless adults and young adults, health issues affecting homeless populations
Ronald Williams is an expert on homelessness and the ways in which homeless populations are impacted by health issues, including HIV/AIDS and food insecurity.
He works with several homeless service organizations in Los Angeles and has conducted community-based research with homeless adults and the aging in the region. His research interests include improving housing and homeless services delivery systems for homeless adults and understanding how housing and homelessness contribute to the risk and severity of multiple health conditions, such as HIV/AIDS, addictions and food insecurity.
