Roz Solomon has worked in the public, nonprofit, and for-profit sectors as a founder, leader, and advocate for over 25 years. She works across ideologies and professions on a range of social issues including prison re-entry, community relations, early learning, and healthcare.

Roz is a founding board member and officer of What's Next Washington (WNW). Prior to joining WNW, Roz was the Vice-President and board member of Civil Survival, where she helped pioneer its workshop/Game Changer Group advocacy programs. She was a Principal Member of the Athena Group consulting firm, and a member of the Rethinking Prosperity project at the University of Washington Center for Communications and Civic Engagement. In 2010, Roz co-founded the Washington Business Alliance where she was the executive director for over three years. Before starting the Business Alliance, Roz was the principal of IA Consulting where she developed and implemented the Seattle/King County Board of Health healthcare reform project. Prior to these positions, Roz served as an administrative law judge for the State of Washington, taught at the Seattle University law school as an adjunct professor, and had a corporate litigation practice in Seattle, Washington.