Jeron Trotman, MS, BCBA, IBA
Jeron Trotman is a highly skilled Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with over a decade of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). He holds a Master of Science in Psychology with an emphasis in ABA from Purdue University and a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from the University of New Hampshire.

A strong advocate for diversity and representation, Jeron is the president and founder of Black Men in Behavior Analysis (BMBA), an organization committed to enhancing the presence and leadership of Black men in the field. He also founded ABAVerzus Block Party, a groundbreaking initiative that blends education, entertainment, and celebration to foster
meaningful connections in the ABA community. Additionally, he is the founder of the Behavior Technician Association (BTA), the first national professional association dedicated exclusively
to advancing the careers and professional development of behavior technicians.
He further amplifies diverse voices as the host and executive producer of the Beyond the Science podcast, a platform designed to bridge the gap between science and lived experiences in ABA.

He is also the author of Overcoming the 3 Biggest Challenges Facing Black Male BCBAs, which explores systemic barriers and actionable strategies for success.
His work in mentorship, advocacy, and education reflects a deep commitment to community engagement and systemic change in the field.

In addition to his leadership in BMBA, BTA, and ABAVerzus, Jeron serves on the Georgia
Association for Behavior Analysis (GABA) Board as the co-vice president of Diversity, Equity,
and Inclusion (DEI), where he works to promote inclusive practices and equitable opportunities within the profession. Jeron is a member of several professional organizations, including the Association for
Professional Behavior Analysts (APBA) and the Georgia Association for Behavior Analysis (GABA). His work focuses on empowering the next generation of clinicians, driving innovation,
and shaping the future of ABA. Through these initiatives, he has helped thousands of behavior
professionals strengthen their skills, build community, and advance culturally responsive care.

Currently residing in Atlanta, GA, Jeron continues to lead transformative efforts that promote diversity, education, and systemic change in the field. Above all, he is driven by a passion to create spaces where professionals and communities can thrive together.