Brian has been working as a relationship manager and consensus builder over his entire career. As a professional fundraiser, he has demonstrated an ability to identify and develop strategies that both produce revenue and increase participation. His work has supported nonprofit organizations in education, healthcare and the arts. Prior to a career in philanthropy, Brian had a successful career in corporate sales. A graduate of Northwestern University where he played football, Brian is a New Jersey native. He now lives in Bowie with his wife and two sons.

Applications for our 2020 Youth@Work/Summer Youth Enrichment Program (SYEP) are officially open! We have more than 6,000 job opportunities available in this nationally-recognized program for Prince George’s County residents ages 14-22.

Youth who participate in this program will have an opportunity to complete a summer work experience, connect with industry professionals and earn their own money. There is also an opportunity to sign up for job readiness training when you complete an application, which we strongly encourage for all applicants who have not completed this training in the past through SYEP. Even if you participated last summer, you can still join us this summer.

To complete an application, visit the website.

January 20, 2020

Prince George’s County, once considered a weak link in the region’s economy, has overtaken neighboring Montgomery as the leading job-creator in the Maryland suburbs. The change is a tribute in part to more honest and effective political leadership in Prince George’s, whose name was once synonymous with corruption, according to officials, business leaders and economists. The county has aggressively courted companies, spent tens of millions of dollars on incentives and begun developing prime space around underused Metro stations such as New Carrollton and Branch Avenue.