Jozelyn Davis, PhD
Jozelyn is a Managing Director at BancLab, LLC and the volunteer CFO on the board of directors at Village Health Works. She holds a PhD in International Economics and Macroeconomics from Columbia University. Her full bio is forthcoming.
Rob Connor, PhD
Rob has been the Head of School at Christina Seix Academy in Trenton, NJ since 2009. He holds a PhD in Educational Policy and Management from the University of Pennsylvania and is a proud graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. He began his career working at the Center for the Study of Evaluation and Educational Policy at Boston College while pursuing a graduate degree in Educational Research, Measurement, and Evaluation, where he received the Outstanding Graduate Studies Award for his academic contributions. Over eight years at Beaver Country Day School, he worked as a history teacher, department chair, interim Upper School Director, and Assistant Head of School.
Rob Mooney
Rob is Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer of Snowden Lane Partners, a national independent wealth advisory boutique. Rob spent 22 years at Merrill Lynch, in New York, Singapore, Hong Kong, and London, where he was General Counsel and Chief Business Risk Officer of Global Wealth Management. He has a BA from Franklin and Marshall College and a JD from George Washington University. Rob is passionate about preserving the integrity of our criminal justice system and has been a long time supporter of Centurion. He is a founding Board member of the Christina Seix Academy, a residential school for underprivileged inner city children. Rob and his wife, Cheryl, reside in Princeton, NJ and have four children.
Jim McCloskey
Subsequent to graduating from Bucknell University in 1964, Jim spent three years as a U.S. Naval Officer, including a year in Vietnam patrolling the rivers of the Mekong Delta serving as an advisor to the South Vietnamese Naval junk fleet. He then spent the next 12 years working for two different management consulting companies specializing in Japanese business affairs, the first in Tokyo and the second with the Hay group in his hometown of Philadelphia. In 1979 Jim felt a call to leave the business world and enter the ministry. In 1983, upon graduating with a Master of Divinity degree from the Princeton Theological Seminary and freeing an innocent man he met as a student chaplain at Trenton State Prison, Jim founded Centurion Ministries. After 35 years, although still a member of Centurion’s Board of Trustees and still managing several cases he has been working on for years, Jim retired from the active management of Centurion’s organizational affairs in May 2015. He is now in the process of writing a book about Centurion’s experiences with our nation’s criminal justice system.
Corey Waldron
After joining Centurion in 2018, Corey transitioned to the role of Executive Director in January 2019. Corey works with Centurion’s staff, board, volunteers, and donors to grow support for our work, and build organizational capacity. She is passionate about drawing people to Centurion’s mission, and the pursuit of justice for the innocent in prison. Corey has more than 15 years of experience working for non-profits at both local and national organizations with a wide range of missions including community development, education, domestic violence prevention, and disability services. She is proud and humbled to serve the men and women that Centurion supports. Corey lives in Lawrenceville, NJ with her husband and young daughter.
