Bryan brings over 15 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, where he’s led organizations and developed social enterprises that create sustainable, positive change. As a serial social entrepreneur, he has founded and scaled several ventures, taking nonprofits from zero to $2 million in under two years. His expertise has helped organizations grow from the ground up to annual budgets of over $25 million.

Before joining End It For Good, Bryan served in executive leadership at PCs for People, a national nonprofit dedicated to closing the digital divide. His leadership helped expand the organization’s reach, ensuring low-income communities across the U.S. had access to affordable technology.

Earlier in his career, Bryan worked extensively with people who were homeless, individuals re-entering society after incarceration and at-risk teens. Through innovative workforce development programs, he established social enterprises that offered training and employment opportunities, helping individuals overcome barriers and achieve economic stability. These experiences revealed the downstream destruction of a criminal justice approach to drugs and addiction. They ignited his passion for End It For Good’s mission to shift toward a health-centered approach.

When he’s not at work, Bryan enjoys home renovation projects, skiing and spending time with his kids. He’s also a BBQ enthusiast, known for his smoked meats and home-cured bacon.