Meet the GIZM Board
Our board members are committed to build a self-sustaining pipeline for youth training, jobs, and community branding — positioning Prince George’s County as a leader in homegrown talent and sustainable local business.
Reaching the hidden GIMZ(GEMS) in the community possessing untapped potential, talents, and capabilities that, although not fully recognized or acknowledged, have the capacity to positively impact and enrich their community when discovered and nurtured.
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Robert George
Robert C. George Jr. President/CEO of Shooters Sports clothing brand is a native Washingtonian and Graduate of Eastern High School. He also has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management from Virginia State University.
Robert was a product of a single-family household where his mom Carole F. George, a native SE Washingtonian and youngest of 8 siblings, took great pride instilled the importance of hard work and determination. She encouraged him follow his dreams and to never give up.
Roberts Father and Uncles where also very influential in his development and where staples throughout the city with their athletic abilities and willingness to give back. They helped him navigate the streets and pitfalls through the 80s in Washington DC.
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Bobby Enoch
A native Washingtonian with a lifelong love of sports and community service, Bobby Enoch brings over three decades of leadership and dedication across multiple sectors. A graduate of DeMatha Catholic High School and Virginia State University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting, Bobby has built an impressive 32-year career in the federal government, specializing in financial management and budgeting.
Bobby Enoch currently serves as the Director of Budget within the Office of Operations at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), where he leads the agency’s strategic financial planning and budget execution in alignment with its public health mission. With over three decades of federal service, Bobby brings deep expertise in financial management, organizational leadership, and cross-functional coordination.
Charles A. Dark, II
Charles A. Dark, II (Certified Prevention Specialist/Professional) serves as the Director of the Wards 5 & 6 DC Prevention Center as a member of the Sasha Bruce Youthwork staff. During his 15-year tenure, he has worked in conjunction with the Addiction Prevention Recovery Administration (APRA), the Substance Use Disorders Services (SUDS), Department of Health (DOH) and the Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) to use a public health risk and protective factor approach as the guiding framework for the ongoing development of a Wards 5 & 6 DC Prevention Center.
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