Current staff includes:

• Ericka T. Holsey, Programs Assistant/Instructor
• Roxanne J. Williams, President

Board members include:

• Claudia Askew, Chair
  Claudia Askew serves as the Chair of Urban Ed's board. Claudia is a Communications Consultant, serving as National Project Manager for Freddie Mac's "Don't Borrow Trouble" anti-predatory lending campaign. She is a founding board member of Suited for Change and is a member of Washington Women in Public Relations.
  
  
• David Deal
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• Torin Ellis, Secretary
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• Hilary Jackson
  Hilary Jackson is a practice leader for Infinite Group Inc (IGI, Inc.), an information technology consulting firm headquartered in New York. She currently serves as a program manager in the Human Capital office of the Department of Homeland Security. She has more than 12 years of experience developing, implementing and managing complex IT solutions for executive branch government agencies, including the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Department of Transportation, and Inter-American Development Bank. Prior to consulting, she worked in the education arena and received her MBA from George Washington University.
  
  
• Victoria Weaver
  Victoria Weaver is currently president of ALTOR Technology Solutions, LLC, a technology and management consulting services firm that provides solutions for corporations, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, foundations and educational institutions. She brings over 20 years of technology, leadership, and management consultation experience. Prior to consulting, Victoria previously served as a senior manager for The Washington Post directing technology operations and strategic sourcing efforts within the corporate office. Her expertise lies within strategic and tactical planning, enterprise infrastructures, policy and procedure standards, service level management, corporate governance, and service delivery operations.
  
  
• Roxanne J. Williams
  Roxanne J. Williams is the founder and president of Urban Ed, Inc. At the Center for Community Change, she was the Director of Lifting New Voices, a youth organizing project that worked to build the capacity and leadership of young people to create social change. Roxanne was also a part of the Center's Organizational Development staff, providing technical assistance to nonprofits throughout the country. Roxanne is a member of the Greater Washington Urban League, the NAACP and volunteers with a number of other nonprofits throughout the city.

In addition to a board of directors, the program is strongly supported and guided by an advisory committee of representatives from the Fortune 500 corporations, small and mid-size businesses and educational institutions.

We are in the process of reorganizing our advisory committee and seek new members from the corporate arena. If you are interested please give us a call.