Our Team
Founder
Jason Reid
Jason Reid is an entrepreneur, storyteller, and founder of Tell My Story, a nonprofit transforming how families and communities talk about youth mental health.
After losing his 14-year-old son Ryan to suicide, Jason turned grief into purpose. Tell My Story, produced through Oak Hollow Studios, uses documentary filmmaking and community events to open honest conversations about mental health — moving the narrative from problem to possibility. Through screenings and events nationwide, Tell My Story has reached families everywhere, building a movement one story at a time.
Jason brings the same commitment to scale in his business life. As Co-Founder and CEO of National Services Group, he has built a family of construction and home services companies employing 3,500+ people across 25+ states. He also serves as President of Mor-Sports Group, the Official Court Builder of the US Open Pickleball Championship. His newest venture, PowerOx, is bringing factory-grade robotics to the construction industry — tackling a $2 trillion sector facing a generational workforce crisis.
A two-time TEDx speaker and Goalcast contributor whose talks have reached millions, Jason believes deeply in the power of story to create change.
An Ironman triathlete, black belt in Taekwondo, and author of seven books — written for the love of the craft — Jason is driven by one simple belief: every story told has the power to change another.
Executive Director
Dana Christian Lee
Dana Christian Lee is a devoted mom to two incredible humans, William and Grace Christian. Originally from Michigan, they made the move to Northern California in 2019—and quickly discovered that Petaluma felt like home for the soul.
Dana holds two degrees in education along with certifications in yoga and mindfulness. With over 25 years of teaching experience, she’s worked across elementary and middle schools, religious education programs, and wellness spaces—blending heart, purpose, and presence into every setting. Her lifelong passion lies in supporting physical and mental well-being within community—creating access to resources, connection, and meaningful conversations.
In January 2023, Dana joined Tell My Story, a nonprofit that helps parents prioritize their children's mental health with the same commitment they give to physical health—using the power of film, music, and open communication to spark change, healing, and vibrant living.
Bhumi Shah
advisor and chief of staff to jason reid
Stefani Thiessen
Director of Story Activation and Operations
Sebastian Jimenez
Outreach & Engagement Coordinator
Alma Ocampos
Outreach & Engagement Coordinator
Oak Hollow Studios
Ken Goldstein
Ken Goldstein is an Emmy Award–winning writer, director, songwriter, and creative entrepreneur whose four-decade career spans film, television, music, and investigative storytelling. Beginning as a teenager creating displays for Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry, he went on to work as an investigative reporter for Fox Television, a contributor to the Chicago Tribune, and a radio host for WLS/ABC. His film career brought him to Oprah Winfrey’s production company HARPO, to Oliver Stone, and eventually to famed director John Hughes, whose mentorship inspired him to establish his own production company. He subsequently created programming for A&E, Discovery, History Channel, BET, and Warner Bros., while also helping develop G Fuel and reinvent Von Dutch.
A BMG songwriter since 2006, Goldstein returned to documentary filmmaking after a brief hiatus in 2018 with PBS’s The Song of Bethlehem and The Disco King of Skokie. In 2019, Jason Reid brought him on to make the film Tell My Story. Their creative partnership brought Goldstein’s production company together with Reid’s Oak Hollow Studios and expanded his band, The LA Hustle, into the TLAH Creative Collective, uniting original filmmaking, songwriting, and artist development.
As a longtime partner to Tell My Story, Goldstein films and edits the organization’s documentaries. His work behind the camera helps bring honest stories about youth mental health to families and communities nationwide.
