Darryl A. Stokes

Advancing Minorities Interest In Engineering (AMIE) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding corporate, government, and academic partnerships with ABET-accredited historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) schools of engineering. The private company is based in Baltimore, MD. The organization’s mission is to attract, educate, graduate, and place students in engineering and computer science careers by supporting programs that promote engineering degrees, increase scholarships and technical projects, and facilitate recruitment and research collaborations. Key initiatives include a cybersecurity industry collaboration pilot, a design challenge engaging students with industry problems, and an innovation investment program that supports research, curriculum development, student outreach, and scholarship resources. AMIE operates strategic committees and hosts annual conferences and galas to connect engineering deans, students, professionals, and leaders from industry and government.

Provides social supporting services

Bluford Drew Jemison Stem Academy is a non-profit company based in Baltimore, MD.

Leadership Howard County, Inc. is an organization that offers leadership development programs for various audiences, including a flagship 10-month program for senior-level leaders, a program for emerging leaders in partnership with Loyola University, and a program for rising high school juniors. The non-profit company is based in Columbia, MD. It also engages participants in community impact projects addressing challenges faced by local nonprofits and government entities. The organization supports an active alumni network and provides ongoing programming, networking events, and membership options.

Maryland Business Roundtable for Education is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preparing students for college, career, and life by fostering partnerships among business, education, and government. The non-profit company is based in Baltimore, MD. The organization focuses on education reform and workforce development, serving all 24 school districts and engaging middle and high school students through programs such as Next Generation Scholars, Student Ambassador Leadership Program, and the Speakers Bureau Career Exploration Program. These initiatives provide leadership development, career exploration, mentoring, and college guidance, with particular support for economically disadvantaged and rural students. Maryland Business Roundtable for Education connects students with local business professionals and advocates for equitable education policies, using data-driven strategies to align programs with workforce demands and encouraging community involvement.