Tony Mosley Founder & Executive Director of PSPI, is a certified counselor with over 17 years of experience. He comes from a diverse background and his career consists of film, television, and stage acting, professional Disc Jockey & Emcee, Division-1 college athlete & coach. As a certified mindfulness instructor, his experience has led him to create Breath of Life as a personal development/stress management workshop. Tony's work has proven results as corporate professionals and education leaders continue to seek him out to provide guidance and support to their workplace and academic environments. Breath of Life is a transformative experience and Tony's work in this area continues to impact individuals, their families and their communities; his next endeavor, the Parent Student Prison Initiative, supplements this mission. As the Founder and Executive Director of PSPI, he strongly believes in its mission and empowerment through education.

Amy's interest in the financial world began with an elective high school accounting course. Who would've thought debits and credits could be so exciting? Diving into the accounting realm as a career was a no-brainer, and Amy quickly built up her skill set on the job. Her first years after earning her accounting degree were filled with entry-level bookkeeping positions that provided solid corporate experience in multi-state and national commerce. She then transitioned to the office manager role at a local small business, rapidly expanding her duties to include bookkeeping, payroll, HR, project management, job costing, high-level financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management for over 12 years.

With a goal to combine her passion for anything numbers-related and her desire to guide other small business owners on their path to success, Amy founded The CFO Service, a firm that provides CFO advisory services to small businesses across the US. As an entrepreneur herself, Amy's in-depth financial assessments, analyses, and guidance is brought to companies across several industries, including construction, marketing, health and wellness, and education. She also loves to host workshops focused on increasing small business owners' financial literacy and understanding of the fiscal health of their own businesses and firms.

Amy is an avid crocheter, pianist, aviation enthusiast, and volunteer. She serves as the treasurer for not one, but two non-profit organizations, NAWBO Phoenix and Parent Student Prison Initiative. She also volunteers her time to mentor other entrepreneurs through SCORE, fulfilling her innate desire to help others, especially when it involves numbers.

Terry L. Price is a retired probation officer, entrepreneur, and dedicated community advocate with over 30 years of experience serving youth and families. Guided by her faith and a heart for service, she is committed to mentoring, prevention, and strengthening communities. She is the owner of a tutoring business and a traveling swim school, where she is passionate about helping children grow academically and develop essential water safety skills. Through her nonprofit and outreach efforts, she works to create opportunities, build stronger families, and bring practical resources to those in need.

Matt Creeks has been a performer since the first grade. He has entertained thousands at theme parks and stages throughout California and Florida as an actor and singer. He also brings leadership experience through his near 20 years in sales and management. Matt currently enjoys doing voice-overs for both radio and TV. In fact, he produced and narrated our current PSPI promotional videos. Matt also took on the role of Music Supervisor for the PSPI documentary, “The Forgotten Prisoner”. Matt is honored to have been a part of PSPI since its inception. He resides in Orlando, Florida with his wife, Angel, and their two used-to-be kids, Josh and March.

Ariana Spells is a results‑driven professional with a strong background across retail operations, investment support, and loss prevention, known for improving customer experience, protecting company assets, and supporting data‑driven financial decisions. Skilled in high‑volume retail environments, inventory control, shrink reduction, and frontline team coordination. Experienced in analyzing trends, identifying risks, and supporting investment‑focused tasks such as account research, client communication, and documentation accuracy. Recognized for strong problem‑solving, clear communication, and the ability to maintain calm, professional judgment in fast‑paced or high‑pressure situations. Brings a balanced blend of customer‑facing service, operational discipline, and financial awareness to drive organizational efficiency and protect profitability.

 She is also the creative and technically skilled content creator at the Parent Student Prison Initiative who produces emotionally resonant, evidence‑based media. She combines advanced video editing and AI‑assisted workflows, original music production, and strategic social media management to translate PSPI’s programs into accessible learning resources, promotional campaigns, and community engagement that strengthen family connections affected by parental incarceration.