Operant Edge Behavioral Institute

Meet the OEBI Team

Roshika Nowicki
Executive Director

Roshika Nowicki

As an owner and founder of Behavior Management Foundation, Roshika continues to expand the field of ABA with her contributions to the field. She has been designing and running research based trainings, on the panel that created the Assessment of Behavioral Cusps, and development of the parent training curriculum that will be utilized as part of OEBI.

Dr. Jane Paul
Board Member, Secretary

Dr. Jane Paul

Dr. Jane Paul is the founder of Excella Development Solutions providing ABA services to children diagnosed with Autism. She is also the founder of EDS Africa providing services to children in Kenya, and a founder of the Pan African Conference on Autism. Although her accolades are too many to list, she continues to give back to the community across different continents.

Leah Griffith
Board Member, Treasurer

Leah Griffith

As a BCBA for Inspired Behavior Solutions, Leah has continued her work in the field of ABA helping the local community. She has also presented at the Pan African Conference on Autism as well as provided support and training to numerous schools, parents, and behavior technicians in Kenya.

Jonathan Nowicki
Board Member

Jonathan Nowicki

As a partner in Behavior Management Foundation, Jonathan has had a history of innovation, creating the Mahalo data collection system, Karabu data collection system (provided for free for the clients in Nairobi), and work on the Assessment of Behavioral Cusps. He has provided parent and teacher trainings in Kenya for many years and continues to have a passion to expand the field of ABA in other countries.

Global Journal of Behavior Analysis and Intervention — Volume 1, Issue 1, 2026

The Global Journal of Behavior Analysis & Intervention publishes peer-reviewed scholarship that advances the science and practice of applied behavior analysis across diverse communities worldwide. Brought to you by the Operant Edge Behavioral Institute, the journal bridges research and real-world intervention.

Our primary focus is research on the practical application of ABA in treatment settings throughout the world — including underserved regions where access to evidence-based training and supervision remains limited. All published work is open-access and available in multiple languages to reach practitioners, caregivers, and researchers globally.

Click here for more information on publishing in this journal.