Jay Roy is the founder and CEO of OMNI Technologies, now in its 11th year. A U.S. Army Service-Disabled Veteran with more than 20 years in government contracting, Jay has served the DoD and intelligence communities with a focus on Army Intel and R&D. A serial entrepreneur with a background in System Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Software Development, he has diversified OMNI's portfolio to include Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, DevSecOps, and Logistics. Outside of work, Jay is a husband, father, and mentor who serves on several community and industry boards.

Harold Booker Jr. is a tech leader and the founder and principal of DrewJenk Consulting, where he serves clients including the California High Speed Rail, Clemson University, Creatively Black Baltimore, and the Greater Baltimore Urban League. Previously, he spent a decade in the construction industry implementing software and change management for K-12, higher education, and government clients. A native of Beaumont, Texas, and a Morehouse College graduate, Harold is a certified Project Management Professional and Certified Scrum Master, and a member of the National Urban League, 100 Black Men, and the Morehouse Alumni Association.

Jenaee Mitchell is a seasoned financial executive with 17 years of experience in accounting and a proven record of fiscal leadership across both corporate and nonprofit sectors. Since 2019, she has served as Chief Financial Officer, bringing strategic financial oversight and operational discipline to every organization she leads. With more than seven years of dedicated board service as Treasurer for multiple nonprofits, Jenaee specializes in compliance and financial management, ensuring the organizations she serves operate with integrity, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

Javen Lacy serves as Program Coordinator for Innovative Initiatives, supporting the day-to-day operations of our STEM and Digital Literacy programs throughout Baltimore.

Camisha Beverly is a dynamic leader with over 20 years of experience in marketing, training, development, and entrepreneurship across industries including radio, advertising, and education. As Managing Director at Per Scholas, a national nonprofit providing no-cost tech career training, she drives the organization's mission forward in Baltimore by engaging community partners and funders focused on economic equity. A master relationship-builder and strong advocate for non-traditional education pathways, Camisha is dedicated to championing inclusivity, equity, and expanded access to opportunity for individuals overcoming geographic, financial, and personal barriers.

James E. Mitchell Jr. is the Founder and Executive Director of Innovative Initiatives Inc. and the CEO of Reasonable Tech Solutions Inc. A leader in network security, helpdesk, and IT services for more than 20 years, James founded Reasonable Tech Solutions in 2013, supporting businesses and nonprofits across the Mid-Atlantic with helpdesk and advanced security solutions including CMMC and NIST 800-171 compliance. In 2015, he founded Innovative Initiatives Inc. to bridge the digital divide through hands-on workforce training in digital literacy, cybersecurity, and PC building for underserved youth and adults throughout Baltimore.

Tershea Rice is a U.S. Navy Veteran and dynamic leader with over two decades of experience blending administrative expertise with a passion for human resources. As CEO of the Greater Baltimore Urban League, she has helped the organization assist more than 1,500 individuals through innovative programs and comprehensive support services. A proud Baltimorean, entrepreneur, and host of the Voices of the People podcast, Tershea is a tireless advocate for civil rights, women's rights, health, and educational equity.