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Genessa Schultz-Brown, Ed.D has over 19 years of work experience in the education sector, with a particular focus on special education. Genessa most recently served as the Senior Director of Community Development at Saint Anthony Hospital. Prior to that, they held the position of Director of Community Wellness at the same organization. Before joining Saint Anthony Hospital, they worked as a Resource Development Manager/Youth Employment Program Director at the Alternative Schools Network. Genessa also has extensive experience in academic leadership, having served as an Academic Dean, Assistant Principal, and Principal at CCA Academy. Additionally, they worked as a Special Education Teacher at Warren Township High School, The Learning House, Special Education District of Lake County, and Maywood School District 89. Genessa began their career in education as a Special Education Teacher at Chicago Public Schools.

Genessa Schultz-Brown, Ed.D., has an extensive education history. Genessa earned their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Special Education and Teaching from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in 2000-2002. Genessa furthered their education by pursuing a Master's degree in Educational Leadership and Administration, General from Benedictine University, which they obtained in 2005-2006.

Their academic journey culminated in the completion of a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree in Educational Leadership and Administration, General from National Louis University in 2009-2014.

In addition to their formal education, Genessa Schultz-Brown has also obtained several certifications to enhance their professional skills. Genessa completed the certification program "Defining and Achieving Professional Goals" at LinkedIn in September 2020. Genessa also completed the certification program "Make the Move from Individual Contributor to Manager" at LinkedIn in September 2020.

Overall, Genessa Schultz-Brown, Ed.D. has demonstrated a commitment to lifelong learning and professional development in the field of education.