Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin: A Legacy of Leadership, Compassion, and Transformation
In a world where leadership is often defined by power and status, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has redefined it through compassion, advocacy, and service. With a career spanning over four decades, she has built a legacy rooted in empowering others, breaking barriers, and transforming lives.
From leading multi-million-dollar corporate initiatives to advocating for mental health and addiction recovery, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has dedicated her life to uplifting the marginalized and fostering inclusion. As a minister, executive coach, business strategist, and humanitarian, she is a beacon of hope—one who leads not just with vision but with heart and purpose.
From Adversity to Advocacy: A Journey of Purpose
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin’s journey into leadership and influence was not born out of ease but out of a deep desire to create meaningful change. With a background in divinity, business, sociology, addiction counseling, and metaphysics, she has seamlessly blended faith, knowledge, and strategic action to help others find healing, empowerment, and success.
As the Co-Founder and President of Alexander & Rushin Holistic Mental Health, she has worked to bridge the gap between traditional mental health practices and holistic healing. She is also the Founder of J Rushin Consulting and Business Services, where she has provided strategic solutions for leaders, businesses, and nonprofits.
Her greatest impact, however, may be through Power of 3, LLC, a nonprofit organization that provides support for individuals facing eviction, domestic violence, homelessness, and sex trafficking. Under her leadership, a 6,000-square-foot facility was transformed into a sanctuary for healing and empowerment, offering education, spiritual guidance, and practical resources to those in need.
Breaking Barriers in Leadership and Inclusion
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has not only shattered glass ceilings but has built new pathways for others to walk through. With an extensive career in corporate leadership and nonprofit advocacy, she has championed diversity, equity, and inclusion in industries where these values were once overlooked.
She has held executive board positions in major organizations, including Women in Technology (WIT), the Technology Association of Georgia’s Diversity Society (TAG), and STEM Atlanta Women. Her influence has reached global platforms, earning her recognition as one of the top women in economic development and a leading diversity thought leader.
Her work is not just about talking change—it is about creating it. Through mentorship, policy advocacy, and community engagement, she has helped open doors for countless individuals, particularly women and underserved communities.
Overcoming Challenges with Faith and Grace
Like many trailblazing women, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has faced numerous challenges, from navigating male-dominated industries to advocating for the voiceless in spaces where inclusion was not welcomed.
Yet, she has always relied on faith, perseverance, and an unshakable belief in her mission to overcome barriers and biases. She attributes much of her success to mentors and role models who pushed her beyond her comfort zone and encouraged her to lead unapologetically.
A Commitment to Mentorship and Uplifting Others
Recognizing the power of guidance and knowledge, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has dedicated much of her career to mentorship and coaching. Whether through executive coaching, addiction counseling, or women’s empowerment initiatives, she has paved the way for the next generation of leaders.
Her mentorship philosophy is simple:
- Lead with integrity. – “Success without integrity is meaningless.”
- Give back. – “Your success should create opportunities for others.”
- Never stop learning. – “Growth is continuous, and knowledge is power.”
Advice for Aspiring Women Leaders
For women who seek to lead and create impact, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin offers this advice:
- “Step into your power with confidence.” – Your voice matters, and your presence is necessary.
- “Find a purpose beyond profit.” – True leadership is about impact, not just success.
- “Build a network of like-minded women.” – Collaboration is the key to longevity.
A Vision for the Future
Looking ahead, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin is committed to:
- Expanding her nonprofit efforts to serve even more marginalized communities.
- Developing new leadership training programs for women in business and nonprofit sectors.
- Advocating for better mental health policies and holistic healing initiatives.
Her mission is far from complete, and her vision remains steadfast—to create a world where leadership is defined by compassion, inclusion, and service.
A Call to Action
To those searching for their purpose and path, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has this message:
“Leadership is not about titles or positions. It is about the courage to serve, the willingness to uplift others, and the determination to make a difference. If you have a vision, walk in it. If you have a passion, pursue it. The world needs the leader in you—don’t wait, rise.”
About Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin is an executive coach, business strategist, minister, addictions counselor, and humanitarian with over 40 years of leadership experience. She is the Co-Founder and President of Alexander & Rushin Holistic Mental Health, the Founder of J Rushin Consulting and Business Services, and the Founder of Power of 3, LLC, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting survivors of homelessness, domestic violence, and trafficking.
With an extensive background in corporate leadership and nonprofit advocacy, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin has led global initiatives, chaired executive boards, and pioneered diversity and inclusion efforts. She has been recognized as one of the top women in economic development and one of the leading diversity thought leaders worldwide.
An ordained minister, Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Rushin holds degrees in Divinity, Business, Sociology, Addiction Counseling, and Metaphysics and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Holistic Mental Health Counseling.
As a mentor, speaker, and advocate, she continues to inspire change, build leaders, and transform communities through faith, service, and strategic action.