Dr. Montgomery’s experience will be valuable during this transformational moment, as the Center focuses on realizing blended programming (virtual and in-person), expansion of its academic, health and social programming, and implementation of the first Resilience Hub in Ward 7. She will oversee all management, funding strategies and operations at the Center.
located in the Deanwood neighborhood focused on health and education programs; volunteering as the “Leadership Coach’ at Wilson and Dunbar HS; support of
youth organizations and athletics in DC and bringing holiday cheer to those in public housing through gifts and monetary contributions; furthermore, he was the first and is a premier sponsor of DC’s classic Goodman League Basketball Tournament.
and Minority Business Leader in Washington, DC in 2017, and possessing extensive board leadership experience in Greater Washington.
Arkansas. While there, however, he became one of the first African American’s to attend University of Arkansas at Little Rock as an undergrad, and to be hired in a major administrative position in the city of Little Rock. Another highlight of his time spent in Arkansas came when, at a social event, he unexpectedly met legendary civil rights leaders that influenced his decision to go on to law school. He continued civil rights activism while at Georgetown Law School and continues it today in Our Town’s
community. David Wilmot has been the Dean of Georgetown Law School and General Counsel for the Washington Convention Center, among other things. Take a listen and learn more about one of Our Town’s well-known influencers.