In January 2023, Josh became the first Chief Executive Officer of the Boulder Crest Foundation, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring first responders, combat veterans, and their family members live great lives in the midst of struggle, stress, and trauma. In this role, Josh oversees all aspects of Boulder Crest’s operations, programs, and activities.
Prior to his appointment as CEO, Josh co-founded and led the Boulder Crest Institute for Posttraumatic Growth (PTG) from 2018-2022, and served as the Director of Strategy from 2014-2017, where he led the development of the first-ever programs based on the science of PTG: Warrior PATHH and Struggle Well. Since Boulder Crest’s founding in 2013, the organization has trained more than 100,000 combat veterans, first responders, and their family members to transform struggle into strength and growth.
Josh is the co-author of two books – Struggle Well: Thriving in the Aftermath of Trauma, and Transformed by Trauma.
In 2017, Josh was named as one of 60 Presidential Leadership Scholars. Established by the presidential centers of George W. Bush, William J. Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Lyndon B. Johnson, the Presidential Leadership Scholar program is an innovative leadership program designed to ensure that scholars have the opportunity to succeed in creating and executing meaningful and impactful leadership projects in communities across the nation.
Prior to joining Boulder Crest, Josh worked as a communications executive at ExxonMobil’s Dallas headquarters from 2006-2011, and was an entrepreneur-in-residence at 2M Companies. During his time at 2M, Josh began advising several non-profit organizations supporting veterans, with a specific focus on PTSD. After volunteering for a number of months, and in recognition of the remarkable strength, capacity and potential of the men and women of the U.S. military, Josh decided to dedicate his life to ensuring that all those who struggle have the opportunity to transform their struggle into profound strength and Posttraumatic Growth.
Josh Goldberg, shares his insight on Posttraumatic Growth and how to navigate past these rough patches in our lives.
Josh Goldberg talks PTG: What is it, and how to achieve it.
Struggling with symptoms of trauma? Josh Goldberg CEO of Boulder Crest Foundation is here to talk about what post traumatic growth is and how to move forward after a traumatic event.
Boulder Crest Foundation’s programs and efforts are saving lives and careers. BCF CEO, Josh Goldberg, is show host Randy Sutton’s guest in this powerful segment of The Wounded Blue Hour.
Published by BCF Founder and Chairman, Ken Falke, and BCF CEO, Josh Goldberg, Struggle Well offers hope by encouraging readers to embrace struggles rather than fighting against them. Ken and Josh share actionable strategies for achieving Posttraumatic Growth (PTG) and for making peace with the past, living in the present, and reaching for a better future.
Josh Goldberg, Co-founder and Executive Director of the Boulder Crest Institute for Posttraumatic Growth, checks in with Dr. Richard Tedeschi, the founder of the term “Posttraumatic Growth,” as they discuss the history of PTG and how combat veterans and people can learn to thrive after suffering trauma. Dive in and listen now.
In this blog series, Josh Goldberg passionately relives his own journey to find purpose and mental wellness & shares the 10 Truths about Struggle he learned while working closely with veterans.
The Bridge Podcast series supports our mission and provides a view into how we collectively can move society from the world as it is to the world as it should be. In this first episode Boulder Crest’s CEO, Josh Goldberg, shares more about our vision and mission and how we will Struggle Well as we cross the bridge together.
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