Jordan Gulley has 20 years of experience managing the implementation of programs providing direct services to people with behavioral health conditions and people who are homeless; leading cross-system design efforts to improve behavioral health response; and strengthening support for individuals at the intersection of behavioral health, criminal justice, and housing instability. She has skills and expertise in assessing and enhancing oversight practices in behavioral health and housing systems; needs assessment and system redesign incorporating people with lived experience; curriculum development and training facilitation; crisis response services and coordination; and criminal justice diversion and homeless behavioral health response. Mrs. Gulley holds an M.S.W. from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.