Vivian Obah
Vivian Obah is a passionate healthcare professional who advocates for the most vulnerable to ensure that they have access to quality care. She has been in the healthcare field for 11 years. She graduated from Wichita State University with a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Business Administration.
Vivian currently serves on the WA State Advisory Council on Homelessness and the Advisory Board for the Snohomish County Partnership To End Homelessness Board.
Joseph Denor
Robert Cushing
My story is luxury hotels to senior living where I solve the issues and remove the barriers to reveal the best life possible for my team and residents. Dream job!
Why Robert Serves at Helping Hands:
"I’ve seen multiple repeatable successes elevating one human after another at the lowest cost for success known. This convergence allows a best possible life to those we serve."
Brian Jansen
Brian is a business leader in Seattle's technology, industrials, and CleanTech industries. He has two young daughters that keep him -- and his wife Jennie -- busy and young-at-heart. He spends his extra time at the Chair of Sand Point Community United Methodist Church leadership table.
Why Brian Serves at Helping Hands:
"There are many great intentions and ideas to aiding homelessness in the Puget Sound area. Clients speak about how Helping Hands is fundamentally different from the rest and makes a durable impact on their lives, their families, and their situations through their wrap-around services. It's inspiring to be around!"
Selina Obah
Kese Antia
Kese Antia is a healthcare specialist who has been in the field for over 15 years. She is compassionate about caring for the vulnerable and has devoted her life as a change agent.