ABOUT
Maslow Consortium
Maslow Consortium serves as a Fractional Chief Strategy & Growth Partner for mission-driven organizations seeking to accelerate growth, strengthen operations, expand funding opportunities, and achieve transformational community impact. Our expertise lies in bridging vision and execution, delivering executive leadership that transforms strategy into measurable results. We pride ourselves on understanding the unique challenges of each organization we partner with, ensuring that our solutions are tailored to foster long-term success.
Unlike traditional consultants who deliver recommendations, Maslow Consortium becomes an integrated member of the leadership team, helping organizations move from strategy to execution by overseeing the planning, implementation, and evaluation of high-impact initiatives.
Our Founder
Alicia Ozier, MA, GSDP, GPHAP
Founder & Principal Consultant
For more than two decades, Mrs. Ozier has concentrated her efforts on examining the life experiences of underserved women and childrenaffected by systemic inequality.
In alignment with this mission, Mrs. Ozier contributes to health and human services in four key areas: 1) Illinois child welfare systems; 2) Behavioral health; 3) Nutrition related to chronic disease management; and 4) Community engagement as a platform for developing and implementing resources that advance LGBT health and advocacy, address homelessness, and support wellbeing among youth ages 13 to 24. Overall, she actively promotes initiatives that enhance equitable access to resources in underserved communities.
Mrs. Alicia Ozier, Vice President of Clinical and Community Services at The Maslow Consortium (TMC), leads efforts to improve healthcare, economic development, and nonprofit administration. She has contributed to policy and legislation, developed programs for clinical and behavioral health services in Illinois, and advises on maternal health and nutrition policy for underserved communities in Detroit. She also supports grassroots leadership with faith-based organizations.
A most endearing professional and life experience for Mrs. Ozier is her work abroad in places like Mumbai India, where she researched health systems for women and children. As well as a Peace Corps volunteer in West Africa, where she worked with the ministry of health and United Nation organizations to validate and disseminate data for HIV/AIDS and nutrition among pregnant women and children.
Alicia holds a master's degree in social work from the University of Chicago's Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice. Her studies included global development, health administration, and policy. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from Northeastern Illinois University, focusing on Urban Development. She is also recognized as a Lincoln Laurate for her work as a global humanitarian.
Mrs. Ozier maintains an invested commitment to creating avenues that develop social equity for voiceless individuals within the global space. Outside of working to expand her professional achievements, Alicia is an all-around funny person who enjoys spending time with family, great food, bourbon, and the Looney Tune Cartoons!