The Force Behind The Impact
A high-caliber Gen Z executive team supported by industry veterans, positioned for global impact

Generational Leaders Creating Real Impact
Meet Our
Executive Team

Amari Morton founded Greater Change Health after a severe episode of depression at Emory made the need for better care deeply personal. A practicing therapist and CEO, he guides clinical strategy and business development, forming partnerships and shaping services around the realities of the people Greater Change serves.
Amari Morton
Co-Founder + CEO

Tim Sok is a multidimensional builder and visionary who operates fluidly across technology, creativity, and business strategy. At Greater Change, he brings technical excellence, expansive foresight, commercial discipline to drive the organization forward and broaden access to diverse forms of human healing. His work is anchored in a deeper mission: help humanity realize its highest potential.
Tim Sok
Co-Founder + Tech/Marketing
Backed By Industry Titans
Greater Change's Board of Advisors: Blending Impact & Elite Business Experience
Our Partners
We are proud to announce all of our partners and how they can help you too

Greater Change works in partnership with the Emory Entrepreneurship Center to support students and founders through online therapy and in-person mental health programming.

Greater Change serves the staff and student communities supported by the Southern Poverty Law Center through accessible mental health services.

Greater Change serves the staff and faculty at Scholars Tech, a preschool organization based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Greater Change is proud to serve the staff, faculty, and actors at Drumline Live, a music production organization based in Atlanta performing in major theaters, including Broadway.

Greater Change serves the 1,000-plus student population at Laguna College of Art and Design through online therapy and in-person mental health events.

Greater Change provides mental health services for Carnegie Mellon summer program students, faculty, and interns.




