Rabbi Henry Harris is the Director of the Jewish Center for Wellbeing (JCW), a non-profit organization that strengthens the Jewish community through classes, conferences, and personalized counseling based on Innate Health principles to promote wisdom, wellbeing, and successful living. He runs the JCW with a team of volunteers and offers coaching programs. He previously served as Educational Director at Aish HaTorah New York. Harris is a consultant and performance coach to Fortune 500 CEOs, Wall Street Managing Directors, teens, moms, and dads; a writer for The Washington Post; and has taught in inner-city schools. He served as a director of the Clarion Fund (later rebranded as Clarion Project) in 2007 alongside Raphael Shore and Rebecca Kabat; the organization drew controversy for distributing approximately 28 million copies of the DVD Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West to households in swing states prior to the 2008 U.S. presidential election, accused by critics of fear-mongering and promoting Islamophobia. Education: Graduated with honors from Columbia University; holds a rabbinic degree from the Chief Rabbinate of Israel. Personal life: Married with seven children.