Mental Help Global is powered by technologists, mental health professionals, humanitarian leaders, and researchers from around the world — with leadership experience across technology, journalism, humanitarian work, and social impact.
Co-founder and CEO of Mental Help Global. Clara is a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center and has written frequently on Ukraine and defense, with extensive field experience alongside Ukrainian units.
Author, humanitarian, and philanthropist. Mitzi is the daughter of Ernest Henderson, co-founder of the Sheraton Hotel chain, and the widow of Frank Perdue of Perdue Farms. She holds a BA with honors from Harvard University and an MPA from George Washington University, and has spent recent years reporting from and supporting Ukraine.
Retired Director of the CIA and four-star general of the United States Army, who commanded coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. He is a partner at KKR and chairman of the KKR Global Institute.
Chief AI Architect at the U.S. Department of Defense, with a career spanning biomedical, telecommunications, semiconductor, and government sectors, and the inaugural head of his agency's AI program. B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.
Founder of Praxis Consulting, a strategic advisory firm that helps nonprofits, philanthropists, and foundations move from bold vision to measurable impact. A fourth-generation member of a five-generation family office, he has served on its board since 2010 and sits on its Executive Committee, playing an active role in both investment strategy and governance.
Founder and Chairman of the Cyber Future Foundation, a global platform connecting business and national leaders with cybersecurity experts. His initiatives span cyber workforce development, the Davos Cyber Future Dialogue, and humanitarian projects supporting Ukraine and Afghan refugee resettlement.
MHG’s work in Ukraine is carried out by a local team in Kyiv spanning operations, therapy, and technical expertise. The team includes veterans, active-duty service members who advise the platform on the realities it must serve, and several former Ukrainian prisoners of war who are now part of our staff — people building the very support they once needed. For their security, we do not publish their names.