Shayla Wilson serves as the Executive Director of ASAP of Anderson and holds a Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Tennessee–Knoxville, as well as a Master’s and Educational Specialist degree in Educational Leadership from Lincoln Memorial University. She began her career in education with Knox County and Oak Ridge Schools and later served at the Tennessee Department of Education in Coordinated School Health before transitioning to the nonprofit sector. Drawing on her professional background and lived experience, Shayla leads evidence-based, grant-funded initiatives that build community partnerships and reduce substance misuse across Anderson County.