Landon Robinson

Landon Miles Robinson is a graduate from The United States Naval Academy with a degree in Cyber Operations. He commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant Officer, Reservist in The United Marine Corps. He played college football for the Navy Midshipmen. Landon is also an American professional football defensive tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League. Landon is committed to reaching out, to listening, and to doing whatever he can to help others. As both an athlete and advocate, Robinson is using this new chapter of his career to bring greater visibility to youth mental health and help create support systems that can make a measurable difference.

Patrice Robinson

Patrice Robinson is a graduate of the University of Memphis in Biology and obtained her Masters from Ohio Dominican University in Science Management/Business Administration. She is an advocate and strong supporter of the Landon Robinson Foundation, her family and her community.

Logan Robinson

Logan Robinson is a graduate of Kent State University in Allied Health and currently working on his Masters from The University of Cincinnati in Finance.

Ethan Reisenfeld

Ethan brings a modern, operations-driven approach to every venture, combining business discipline with creativity, quality, and a strong eye for execution. A graduate of the University of Cincinnati’s Lindner College of Business with a degree in Operations Management, he understands how to turn ideas into organized, scalable, and market-ready solutions. With an entrepreneurial background across technology, goods and services, and business systems, Ethan is focused on building brands, experiences, and opportunities that feel polished, purposeful, and built to last. His approach is simple: create with intention, operate with structure, and deliver work that people can trust.

Bradley Reisenfeld

Bradley A. Reisenfeld received his Juris Doctor from Capital University in 1989, after receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from the Ohio State University in 1986. Mr. Reisenfeld has over 36 years of legal experience and is licensed to practice in Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. He is certified by the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) and currently represents professional football players in contract negotiations, endorsements, and career management. He represents national mortgage lenders, servicers and financial institutions throughout the country handling both commercial and residential real estate matters. He supervises all firm representation which includes foreclosure, bankruptcy, eviction, collections, title, loss mitigation and litigation. Currently, Mr. Reisenfeld focuses his time on developing client relationships and ensuring the firm is providing clients with excellent representation. He frequently lectures at national industry conferences and local seminars on various foreclosure, bankruptcy, legislative update, and loss mitigation issues.

Bill Cofield

Bill Cofield is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point achieving a Bachelor of Science degree concentrating in Math and Chemistry. He served 10 years in the U.S. Army excelling in leadership roles including two battery commands and Executive Officer to the Garrison Commander at West Point. Subsequently, Bill has completed a 35- year civilian career in operational and supply chain leadership roles spanning front line management to senior executive in five major U.S. corporations. Currently Bill leads a consulting firm improving the efficiency and profitability of business operations across the country.

Dr. Arielle H. Sheftall, PhD

Dr. Sheftall, PhD is an Associate Professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center in the Department of Psychiatry in Rochester, New York. She is also the Chief of Academic Affairs for the Child and Adolescent Division of the Department pf Psychiatry. Her research focuses on the developmental mechanisms in early to middle childhood that confer vulnerability to future suicidal behavior. It is her goal to frame targets for early intervention to decrease incidence of a first suicide attempt in at-risk youth. Additionally, Dr. Sheftall is interested in the racial disparities present in suicidal behavior among youth. She was a member of the Congressional Black Caucus Emergency Taskforce that created the “Ring the Alarm” report and continues to examine risk factors, practice, and policy recommendations necessary to decrease suicidal behaviors in Black youth. She is also a subject matter expert for SAMHSA, the Office of Minority Health, and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention focusing on mental health promotion and suicide prevention for Black youth. Finally, Dr. Sheftall has received funding from the National Institute of Mental Health and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Monaé James

Monaé James is a native of Columbus, Ohio. She began her career in Suicidology through an internship for high school seniors at Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) in 2013. There, she studied youth suicide risk factors, namely impulsivity and aggression, and family history of suicide. After receiving her Psychology BA from The Ohio State University in 2017, Monaé accepted a full-time Research Assistantship at NCH and was quickly promoted to Research Coordinator, where she managed two R01 grants from the National Institutes of Health, co-wrote academic manuscripts, and onboarded new staff while she continued research appointments and family referrals to mental health resources. In 2021, Monaé transitioned her skills and knowledge to a virtual position at Veterans Affairs in Canandaigua, New York. As a Senior Level Research Assistant, she trained new staff and supported two research aims: educating Veterans living with chronic pain about non-opioid pain treatments and asking Veterans to share their opinions on how to improve suicide prevention campaigns. Monaé recently received her Ohio Certified Prevention Specialist license and successfully manages several projects and grants that aim to reduce suicide in at-risk communities. When she isn’t working, Monaé enjoys the performing arts, spending time with family and friends, and convincing anyone she can to join her for hot yoga!

Heaven Jackson

Heaven holds a Bachlor's Criminal Justice from the University of Akron, She provides high-level administrative and operational support for the foundation and leadership team Her role is responsible for managing schedules, coordinating meetings and events, handling confidential information, facilitating communication with board members, donors, staff, and community partners, and ensuring the efficient day-to-day operation of the executive office. Heaven plays a critical role in advancing the organization's mission by supporting strategic initiatives and maintaining strong organizational processes.