Vivian Greentree, Ph.D.

Vivian Greentree, Ph.D.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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With nearly two decades of dynamic leadership spanning the public, non-profit, and…

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    Greater Atlanta Area

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    Washington D.C. Metro Area

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Education

Licenses & Certifications

Volunteer Experience

  • Student Veterans of America Graphic

    Member Board of Directors

    Student Veterans of America

    - Present 1 year 7 months

    i18n_veterans

  • American Red Cross of Georgia Graphic

    Director Board Of Directors

    American Red Cross of Georgia

    - 3 years

    Health

  • School of Public and International Affairs, University of Georgia Graphic

    Alumni Association Member

    School of Public and International Affairs, University of Georgia

    - Present 5 years 1 month

    Education

    The mission of the SPIA Alumni Board of Directors is to serve students and graduates of SPIA through its support of the School’s programs and activities in order to cultivate and encourage a continuing affiliation between and among graduates and the School.

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    Member Of The Board Of Advisors

    Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta

    - Present 5 years 1 month

    Education

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    Member Board Of Directors

    Dog Tag Bakery, Inc.

    - Present 7 years

    Economic Empowerment

    The Dog Tag Fellowship program combines education with hands-on experience to create a living business school, building a bridge to employment and helping veterans and military families find fulfillment in their profession and personal lives.

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    Member, Military Advisory Group

    Cerner Corporation

    - 1 year 10 months

    Health

    Cerner, a global leader in health care technology, today announced the creation of an Advisory Group to provide insights and recommendations in support of Cerner's work on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) program. The group is comprised of distinguished former government, military and private sector leaders sharing a common interest in Veterans health and wellness.

    "Each member of our VA Advisory Group brings exceptional knowledge…

    Cerner, a global leader in health care technology, today announced the creation of an Advisory Group to provide insights and recommendations in support of Cerner's work on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Electronic Health Record Modernization (EHRM) program. The group is comprised of distinguished former government, military and private sector leaders sharing a common interest in Veterans health and wellness.

    "Each member of our VA Advisory Group brings exceptional knowledge and experience, which will help us deliver a seamless care experience for our nation's veterans," said Travis Dalton, senior vice president, Cerner. "As we work with VA to modernize its health record system, the incredibly accomplished members of this group will provide advice and guidance on our approach to improving every veterans' experience across the system of care - both within VA and with community providers."

    The VA Advisory Group is chaired by former U.S. Senator and Nebraska Governor Bob Kerrey, a U.S. Navy Veteran. Kerrey served in Vietnam as a U.S. Navy SEAL, and was awarded the Medal of Honor for heroism in combat.

    "Our Veterans deserve continuous access to their medical records while in the service and afterward, whether they are seen in VA or a private health care system," said Kerrey. "I received years of treatment from VA and have firsthand experience with the challenges veterans often face when receiving care. I am honored to lead this Advisory Group supporting meaningful improvement in caring for veterans."

  • Committee Member

    Virginia Military Advisory Committee

    - 5 years

    Social Services

    The Virginia Military Advisory Council (VMAC) maintains cooperative and constructive relationships between the Commonwealth and the leadership of the Armed Forces of the United States and the military commanders of such Armed Forces stationed in the Commonwealth, and encourages regular communication on continued military facility viability, the exploration of privatization opportunities, and issues affecting preparedness, public safety, and security.

    The VMAC is composed of thirty-seven…

    The Virginia Military Advisory Council (VMAC) maintains cooperative and constructive relationships between the Commonwealth and the leadership of the Armed Forces of the United States and the military commanders of such Armed Forces stationed in the Commonwealth, and encourages regular communication on continued military facility viability, the exploration of privatization opportunities, and issues affecting preparedness, public safety, and security.

    The VMAC is composed of thirty-seven (37) members representing military, legislators, private partners, and executive leadership from the Commonwealth. The Council is led by a senior military officer selected among its membership and the Secretary of Veterans Affairs & Homeland Security.

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    Member, Alumni Association Board of Directors

    The University of Georgia

    - 4 years

    Education

  • Institute for Veterans and Military Families - IVMF Graphic

    Senior Research Adviser

    Institute for Veterans and Military Families - IVMF

    - Present 11 years

    Education

  • Atlanta Metro Rotary Club Graphic

    Member

    Atlanta Metro Rotary Club

    - Present 1 year 6 months

Publications

  • Blue Star Families 2013 Comprehensive Report

    Blue Star Families

    Despite the drawdown of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the United States will continue to rely on an all-volunteer military for global stability and security for the foreseeable future. The Blue Star Families Military Family Lifestyle Survey takes a proactive look at the current needs and priorities of military families and service members and what can be done to support them. The goal of the survey is to provide concrete data and information about prominent aspects of the military lifestyle so…

    Despite the drawdown of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the United States will continue to rely on an all-volunteer military for global stability and security for the foreseeable future. The Blue Star Families Military Family Lifestyle Survey takes a proactive look at the current needs and priorities of military families and service members and what can be done to support them. The goal of the survey is to provide concrete data and information about prominent aspects of the military lifestyle so that decision-makers can make informed choices on their behalf. After all, the first step in recognizing the unique and substantial contributions military families make to this nation’s security and collective strength is to understand their perspectives and experiences while serving.

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  • Blue Star Families 2013 Comprehensive Report

    Blue Star Families

    Despite the drawdown of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the United States will continue to rely on an all-volunteer military for global stability and security for the foreseeable future. The Blue Star Families Military Family Lifestyle Survey takes a proactive look at the current needs and priorities of military families and service members and what can be done to support them. The goal of the survey is to provide concrete data and information about prominent aspects of the military lifestyle so…

    Despite the drawdown of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the United States will continue to rely on an all-volunteer military for global stability and security for the foreseeable future. The Blue Star Families Military Family Lifestyle Survey takes a proactive look at the current needs and priorities of military families and service members and what can be done to support them. The goal of the survey is to provide concrete data and information about prominent aspects of the military lifestyle so that decision-makers can make informed choices on their behalf. After all, the first step in recognizing the unique and substantial contributions military families make to this nation’s security and collective strength is to understand their perspectives and experiences while serving.

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  • Blue Star Families 2012 Military Family Lifestyle Survey

    Blue Star Families

    For the 2012 survey, more than 4,000 military families weighed in on everything from pay and benefits to spouse employment and social media to OPTEMPO, Post Traumatic Stress, TBI and suicide. The results were released in a joint session of the Senate and House Military Family caucuses with a panel of experts, including Mrs. Deanie Dempsey, wife of General Martin Dempsey; Dr. Meg Harrell from Center for New American Security, Rich Morin from Pew Charitable Trusts; Dr. Mary Keller, executive…

    For the 2012 survey, more than 4,000 military families weighed in on everything from pay and benefits to spouse employment and social media to OPTEMPO, Post Traumatic Stress, TBI and suicide. The results were released in a joint session of the Senate and House Military Family caucuses with a panel of experts, including Mrs. Deanie Dempsey, wife of General Martin Dempsey; Dr. Meg Harrell from Center for New American Security, Rich Morin from Pew Charitable Trusts; Dr. Mary Keller, executive director of Military Child Education Coalition; and Dr. Vivian Greentree, Director of Research and Policy for Blue Star Families.

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  • 2010 Military Family Lifestyle Survey: Comprehensive Report: Sharing the Pride of Service

    Blue Star Families

    The Blue Star Families 2010 Military Family Lifestyle Survey was designed to reveal key trends in military family relationships, family life, and careers by examining, among other things, feelings of stress, levels of communication and engagement, and effects of operational tempo. Respondents included spouses, parents, service members, and military children and represented locations across the United States, as well as overseas military installations.

    The 2010 Military Lifestyle Survey…

    The Blue Star Families 2010 Military Family Lifestyle Survey was designed to reveal key trends in military family relationships, family life, and careers by examining, among other things, feelings of stress, levels of communication and engagement, and effects of operational tempo. Respondents included spouses, parents, service members, and military children and represented locations across the United States, as well as overseas military installations.

    The 2010 Military Lifestyle Survey found that, on the whole, military families are experiencing high levels of stress but are coping. While military families feel more support from the community as compared to last year's survey, they still feel as though there is a gap in understanding between military and civilian communities. Several key areas of concern were noted in the survey including: the current operational tempo, the effect of deployments on children, children’s education, financial issues, and spouse employment.

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Projects

  • Coalition for Veteran Owned Business

    This first-of-its-kind national initiative will support the success of veteran, service member, and military spouse-owned businesses by connecting them with entrepreneurial education and training, small business resources and solutions, and commerce and supplier opportunities. The Coalition will advocate for and support businesses operated by the greater military and veteran community, including both business-to-business and business-to-consumer models.

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  • Making Volunteerism Work for You

    Written and developed by and for military spouses to address the challenges they face seeking and maintaining employment, the resume toolkit, Making Volunteerism Work for You, encourages military spouses to more effectively leverage their vast and diverse volunteer experiences on their resumes and while seeking employment.

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  • Everyone Serves: A Handbook for Family & Friends of Service Members During Pre-Deployment, Deployment and Reintegration

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    Everyone Serves is a unique handbook developed to support military family members and friends through every stage of deployment and reintegration.

    When a service member deploys, he or she leaves behind a network of family and friends, who all feel the affects of that deployment in their own ways.

    The goal of Everyone Serves is to help the family friends and support network of our country’s service members understand what to expect from a deployment life cycle and gain the tools…

    Everyone Serves is a unique handbook developed to support military family members and friends through every stage of deployment and reintegration.

    When a service member deploys, he or she leaves behind a network of family and friends, who all feel the affects of that deployment in their own ways.

    The goal of Everyone Serves is to help the family friends and support network of our country’s service members understand what to expect from a deployment life cycle and gain the tools to keep them and their families strong before, during and after their separations.

    Available online and in eBook form, Everyone Serves includes interactive worksheets and an up-to-date resource section, highlighting mobile apps that help enhance the military lifestyle. The digital edition of Everyone Serves includes new and enhanced content, including interactive video and worksheets.

    Everyone Serves was developed jointly by Blue Star Families, Vulcan Productions, and NBC Publishing.

    Everyone Serves provides additional information and resources in the areas of reintegration, transitioning out of the military, and caregiving that are vital to military families, especially during this time of national transition.

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Honors & Awards

  • 2024 Women We Admire Award

    Women We Admire

  • Alexandria Chamber of Commerce 2019 "40 Under 40" Awardee

    Alexandria Chamber of Commerce

    https://thezebra.org/2019/07/01/the-alexandria-chamber-of-commerce-40-under-40-for-2019/

  • Washington Business Journal's 2019 Veterans Who Mean Business

    Washington Business Journal

    www.bizjournals.com/washington/news/2019/06/27/veterans-in-business-vivian-greentree.html

Organizations

  • Metro Atlanta Rotary

    Member

    - Present

  • Metro Atlanta Chamber

    Board of Directors

    - Present

  • Presidential Leadership Scholar

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    - Present

    Presidential Leadership Scholars is a partnership among the presidential centers of George W. Bush, William J. Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Lyndon B. Johnson. To learn more, visit www.presidentialleadershipscholars.org. For updates about the Presidential Leadership Scholars, use #PLScholars and follow @PLSprogram on Twitter.

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