Jeremiah Calvino

Jeremiah Calvino is a seasoned marketing strategist and product leader with more than 15 years of experience helping addiction and mental health care providers grow ethically and sustainably. As Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Recovery.com, he leads the product vision and user experience strategy for one of the world’s most trusted platforms for connecting millions of people with evidence-based addiction and mental health treatment.Jeremiah began his career at the intersection of technology and behavioral health, supporting treatment centers as they navigated the early landscape of digital marketing. He built a reputation for integrity, developing transparent, data-driven systems that helped families connect with trusted providers. His work has guided healthcare organizations through every stage of the marketing and patient engagement process, from digital outreach and admissions to alumni support and community development.A graduate of Wheaton College with a bachelor’s degree in Communications, Jeremiah has built an extensive portfolio spanning healthcare, technology, and education. Before co-founding Recovery.com, he led marketing and product initiatives for national and international organizations, blending analytical precision with human-centered design. His expertise spans digital strategy, UX research, and ethical marketing frameworks that prioritize patient well-being over profit.At Recovery.com, Jeremiah oversees product design, search technology, and platform usability, ensuring that every digital interaction supports people in finding the right path to recovery. Under his leadership, Recovery.com has expanded its reach to millions of users worldwide, providing clear, compassionate, and credible information to individuals and families seeking help.Jeremiah’s leadership philosophy centers on one guiding principle: every person counts, and every interaction matters. He’s passionate about mentoring creative teams, fostering ethical leadership in digital health, and exploring how technology can be used to make recovery information more accessible and empowering for all. His approach to product innovation reflects his deep belief that ethical design, when rooted in empathy, can transform how people access care.