The Jane Doe Foundation Team

Laura Potts, MBA, MHI, BSN, RN-BC, is the Vice President of the Jane Doe Foundation, where she leverages her extensive background in healthcare quality, patient safety, and performance improvement. With over a decade of experience in behavioral health and clinical leadership, Laura serves as a Senior Quality Manager at The Ohio State University Medical Center.

Throughout her career, Laura has focused on improving outcomes through data-driven decision-making, process optimization, and collaborative leadership. She is passionate about supporting both individuals and systems in achieving meaningful, lasting change. In her role with the Jane Doe Foundation, she is dedicated to advancing the organization’s mission, strengthening community connections, and driving initiatives that positively impact those it serves.

In her personal life, Laura enjoys spending time with her family and her pets and managing her party equipment rental business.  Laura brings extensive healthcare leadership experience, clinical expertise, and a passion for improving lives through quality care and advocacy. Her leadership helps ensure the foundation operates with excellence, accountability, and a focus on meaningful outcomes. Our team is made up of licensed therapists, social workers, and other mental health professionals who are passionate about supporting mental health and wellness in our community.

Courtney Inglis serves as Secretary for the Jane Doe Foundation and is a passionate advocate for recovery, resilience, and hope. Her commitment to helping others comes from her own lived experience. After overcoming homelessness, addiction, and some of life's darkest moments, Courtney understands firsthand the power of support, community, and second chances.

In addition to her advocacy work, Courtney brings over six years of experience in the behavioral health field, where she has worked alongside individuals and families navigating addiction, mental health challenges, and recovery. Her professional experience, combined with her personal journey, gives her a unique perspective and deep compassion for those seeking healing and support.

Today, she is a devoted wife, mother of three, autism advocate, and community volunteer who uses her story to inspire others to keep moving forward, even when the path feels impossible. Her son Noah, who is autistic, has been one of her greatest teachers and inspirations, fueling her passion for advocating for individuals with disabilities and ensuring every family feels seen, heard, and supported.

Courtney believes that our struggles do not define us, they can become the foundation for our purpose. Whether she is supporting recovery initiatives, advocating for autism awareness, volunteering in her community, or sharing her personal journey, her mission remains the same: to help others find hope, healing, and the courage to believe in themselves again.

Her greatest joy is showing others that no matter where their story begins, a brighter future is possible.

Amanda Coughenour is a logistics and supply chain leader with nearly two decades of experience guiding teams, solving complex operational challenges, and building collaborative partnerships. Throughout her career, she has led multidisciplinary teams responsible for procurement, supply support, planning, and process improvement, developing a reputation for servant leadership, innovation, and a people-first approach to achieving results.

Outside of her professional career, Amanda is passionate about community service, mentorship, and helping others discover their potential. She is an active volunteer, fitness enthusiast, and longtime YMCA instructor who enjoys creating environments where people feel supported, encouraged, and empowered to succeed. Her commitment to leadership development and advocacy stems from a belief that lasting change happens when people are given the tools, confidence, and opportunities to thrive.

Amanda lives in central Ohio, with her husband and family. When she isn’t volunteering or working, she enjoys fitness classes, yoga, reading leadership and personal development books, traveling, spending time with family and friends, and walking her energetic dog, Iggy. She is honored to support the mission of the organization and contribute her experience and enthusiasm as a member of the Board of Directors.

Board service and volunteer activities are performed in a personal capacity and do not represent the views or positions of any federal agency or employer.

Amber Rabold serves as our Director of Women's Services.  As a dedicated board member for The Jane Doe Foundation helping empower individuals, she brings compassion, resilience, and a deep commitment to helping others overcome life’s challenges.

Her personal journey through recovery has given me strength, perspective, and a genuine passion for supporting others as they rebuild confidence, healing, and purpose in their lives. As a life coach, She is driven by connection, encouragement, and creating safe spaces where people feel seen, valued, and inspired to grow.

She is also the mother of a disabled child, which has deepened my understanding of advocacy, patience, unconditional love, and the importance of community support. She believes in leading with empathy, authenticity, and hope, and She is passionate about making a meaningful impact through mentorship, service, and helping others feel empowered in their own journeys. 

Raymond Pesante serves as our Program & Event Director. Professionally he is an experienced inventory control and operations professional with more than a decade of expertise in inventory management, process improvement, logistics coordination, and LEAN manufacturing practices. Alongside his operational leadership roles at Omega Engineering and previously Bry-Air, Inc., Raymond has actively served on employee engagement committees, helping coordinate company events, team-building initiatives, employee activities, and workplace culture programs that strengthen morale and collaboration across departments. He is recognized for his organizational skills, leadership, communication, and ability to bring people together while supporting efficient day-to-day operations. 

Outside of work, Raymond proudly serves as the devoted husband to the founder and president of the Jane Doe Foundation, where he plays the critical role of household support specialist, occasional event assistant, and part-time zookeeper to their ever-growing “small zoo” at home. His unmatched ability to manage chaos, keep everyone fed, and survive daily adventures with humor has made him an essential part of the team both at work and at home.

Kody Barclay serves as the Director of Men’s Advocacy, where he leads initiatives focused on engaging the community, as well as men and boys, as active participants in fostering healthier, more equitable communities, and addressing the challenges of, and advocating for, issues involving mental health, addiction, re-entry, and making positive changes. In this role, Kody develops programs, builds partnerships, and advocates for personal, cultural, and societal change that promotes accountability, empathy, and respect.

With a background in substance use and addiction, acute and emergency mental health care, and legislation, Kody brings a thoughtful and solutions-oriented approach to addressing complex social challenges. Kody is particularly passionate and unapologetic about creating spaces for honest dialogue, challenging harmful norms, and empowering individuals to become agents of positive change for themselves, and for others.

Prior to joining the Jane Doe Foundation, Kody served as the President of the Human Services and Social Work Committee for OSUN and COTC, worked to successfully pass and advocate for numerous pieces of legislation, and has a career spanning over 15 years in the field from assessments and admissions, community outreach, to drug court and outpatient counselor in mental health and addiction treatment. His work is grounded in the belief that meaningful progress requires collaboration, education, and sustained commitment.

Outside of his professional work, Kody rescues and rehabilitates unadoptable, special needs dogs. Kody is steadfast and unapologetic in his fight for what is right, and to help others in his personal life as well and remains dedicated to advancing the foundation’s mission of safety, dignity, compassion, and empathy for all.

Otis Ramsey serves on the board as our Community Outreach Director and according to him he "isn’t built for average". 

Somewhere between Midwest grit, recovery-room reality, and pure chaos, he moves with purpose, pulling people out of dark places while pushing ideas to their highest level. Real when it matters, intense when it counts, and never halfway about anything. His loyalty is unmatched. His honesty and integrity are heavy, you’re always getting the real version, whether it’s easy or not. And yeah… there’s humor in it too. The kind that can make you laugh your problems away for a minute, reset your mindset, and remind you you’re stronger than you think. He runs on a one-man “I got you” system, whether it’s people or ideas, nothing leaves his hands unfinished. If it doesn’t hit, he rebuilds it. Subtle isn’t the goal. Impact is.