John B. Jordan

Executive Director @ Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program | Military Veteran

Role
Executive Director at Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program
Location
Columbus, OH, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
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About John B. Jordan

As the Executive Director of the Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program (LAPP), I contribute to addressing substance use challenges through strategic planning and operational leadership. My focus is on fostering recovery and empowerment while delivering impactful services to the community in alignment with LAPP\'s mission. With expertise in nonprofit organizations, project management, and strategic planning, I aim to strengthen community partnerships and enhance service accessibility. Dedicated to integrity and collaboration, our team strives to create innovative solutions that improve the lives of individuals and families affected by addiction.

Experience

  1. Executive Director

    Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program

    Jun 2023 — Present

Education

  • Socastee High School

    High School Diploma

  • The Ohio State University

    Bachelor's Degree, Social Work

    2014 — 2016

  • United States Army Medical Academy

    Military Occupational Speciality, Combat Medical/Healthcare Specialist

  • Central Ohio Technical College

    Associate's Degree, Human Services, General

    2013 — 2014

  • Ohio University

    Master of Public Administration - MPA, State and Local Government Administration

    2018 — 2020

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