Reset Leadership

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Grant Dawson

Founder

Grant taught high-school math for five years, then was a principal of a school in the Caribbean island of Grenada for two years. He came back to Northern Kentucky and worked at Life Learning Center as a teacher, coach, and eventually Associate Director. Interacting with the members there made him realize the need for a faith-based recovery house. Reset was born. After six years at Life Learning Center, Grant took the plunge into small business with a friend. He is now co-owner of Cincy Gutter Boys, which gives a percentage of all income to Reset. He recently started attending Crossroads Church after helping plant a church in Covington and needing to recoup from that. Grant has three kids and the most amazing wife in the world.

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Erich Switzer

Executive Director

Erich’s mission is to change lives impacted by alcohol and drug addiction. He’s lost two siblings and a close friend to the disease, and thought he might even lose his own. His personal recovery journey began over 25 years ago when the Lord began to radically change his life.
Erich started work in the non-profit sector while living in the Philippines in 2009. He became involved with several charities focused on helping children, raising both awareness and funds. He also helped to build a school out of shipping containers for children whose families lived nearby.
He also has over 20 years experience in the business community and has primarily led marketing and business development efforts, working with top firms and organizations in the area. Erich is currently a member of Crossroads church and serves on the prayer team. Erich has attained a Bachelor’s of Business Administration in Marketing and Operations Management from the University of Cincinnati, and an MBA from Northern Kentucky University.
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Sheri Releigh-Collins

Women's House Director

Sheri was introduced to Reset through her son, Shane, who was a resident in the Men’s House. She had a desire with her husband to start a sober-living house after seeing first-hand through her son how things could be better in the sober-living world. She has served as the Women’s Director of Reset since it officially opened in July 2015. Sheri did this directly after retiring from decades in the world of Public Education—mostly as a special needs teacher and then in a director/consultant role. She loves the residents as her own and has a huge heart.