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I can't help with individual job searches, but apply as a Job Seeker on our NEW Behavioral Health Tech Job & Talent Board here! https://behavioral-health-tech-jobs.myjboard.io/registration/job-seeker Solome Tibebu is a behavioral health strategist passionate about frontier technologies and solutions transforming mental health, equity and access. She is the founder and host Behavioral Health Tech, the largest community focused on expanding access to mental health, substance use and autism/IDD care through technology and innovation. Solome is also the founding Fund Director for The Upswing Fund for Adolescent Mental Health, a philanthropic fund focused on youth mental health, funded by Melinda French Gates' personal office, Pivotal Ventures. Since 2020, The Upswing Fund has funded nearly 100 organizations focused on the mental health and well-being of adolescents of color and LGBTQ+ youth. Today, she is co-chair of Pivotal Ventures’ council designing the next youth mental health fund. Solome has served as a scout and venture partner for Andreessen Horowitz and GreyMatter Capital, respectively. She is a board director or advisor to various non-profit healthcare organizations and for-profit companies. Solome’s work as an investor, entrepreneur, non-profit consultant and behavioral health technology expert has been featured as a Harvard Business Review case study, TEDx Talk, The Huffington Post, Forbes, Inc Magazine, Upworthy, Psychology Today and more. Previously, Solome's work has spanned behavioral health and human service consulting, venture capital, corporate development and various operating roles at behavioral health software companies large and small. Solome founded and ran a mental health tech startup and, as a former anxious teen, founded and ran the non-profit AnxietyInTeens.org for ten years. Solome is the recipient of the SAMHSA National Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health Youth MOVE National Dare to Dream Award (Washington, D.C.), the MN Association of Children’s Mental Health 2010 Outstanding Service Award (Minneapolis, MN), the Margaret Clark Morgan Mental Health Scholar Award (Cleveland, OH), GSCU Dr. Martha L. Colvin Docent (Atlanta, GA), and was selected as 1 of 20 young social entrepreneurs to represent the US internationally at the G20 Summit Young Entrepreneurs Alliance in Sydney, Australia.