Mr. Good is a social worker, entrepreneur, and community leader with over 13 years of entrepreneurial experience and more than 7 years of experience in education and youth-serving systems. He brings a strong background in program development, youth advocacy, and culturally responsive practice to his role at St. Louis Voices Academy.

As a social worker and community leader, Mahlik is deeply committed to the academic success, social-emotional wellness, and economic mobility of Black youth—particularly Black boys and young men. His work centers on addressing systemic barriers through community-based initiatives, mentorship, and intentional support that affirms identity, builds resilience, and expands opportunity. Guided by both lived experience and professional training, Mahlik is dedicated to ensuring educational spaces are safe, empowering, and equipped to meet the holistic needs of Black students and their families.

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