Founder & Principal

Kumari Patricia


Kumari founded Open Sky Partners after a career dedicated to helping people navigate growth, transition, and meaningful change.

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Bio

Her professional background spans behavioral health, social work, higher education, counseling, executive coaching, and leadership development. She has served as a university educator, program director, counselor, and coach, helping individuals and organizations strengthen their capacity to lead, adapt, and thrive.

That experience provides a unique perspective on recruiting.

Rather than viewing hiring as a transaction, Kumari sees it as an opportunity to strengthen organizations from the inside out by placing leaders who improve care, inspire teams, and create healthier workplaces.

Her understanding of behavioral health allows her to evaluate candidates with insight that extends well beyond résumés and credentials.

At a glance

  • Extensive Background: Brings diverse experience in behavioral health, social work, higher education, and executive coaching as the founder of Open Sky Partners.

  • Relationship-Driven Recruiting: Treats hiring as a strategic opportunity to strengthen organizations from the inside out, rather than a mere transaction.

We don’t just fill roles; we align purpose. Empowering exceptional professionals to thrive, and behavioral health organizations to transform lives.

Kumari Patricia

Director of Operations and Research

Jean Alexander


Jean is passionate about ensuring work and information flows smoothly and efficiently. She is client focused and believes in bringing more than merely the work product to the equation.

Jean manages all the details in our systems used to track candidates and match them with client needs. She brings to Open Sky Advisors previous operations management experience and an existing relationship with Kumari in other business endeavors. Jean is on board to keep information flowing, stay on top of research in the fields we serve, and coordinate the human and system resources needed to keep things running.