Millicent Nwolisa

Millicent Nwolisa is a dynamic Chief Operating Officer with over a decade of experience in leadership, budget oversight, and strategic planning. Known for her expertise in fund management, relationship-building, human resources, and regulatory compliance, Millicent has a proven track record of driving operational efficiencies and fostering organizational growth. At the Maryland Board of Nursing, she managed a $10 million budget, achieving substantial savings through innovative cost-saving measures. Her strategic acumen at FAIR Girls, Inc. led to a robust three-year growth plan, showcasing her ability to optimize fiscal strategies and drive impactful initiatives.

Throughout her career, Millicent has held pivotal roles such as Director of Client/Program Services at Laurel Advocacy and Referral Services, Inc., and Director of Operations, Central Region at Unified Community Connections. In these positions, she enhanced operational efficiency, ensured regulatory compliance, and built strong relationships with vendors, community providers and local leaders. As Executive Director at Bridges to Housing Stability, she spearheaded senior management recruitment, advocated at the local and state level, developed and monitored budgets, and successfully acquired affordable housing units. Millicent holds a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership from Nyack University and a Bachelor of Arts in English from the State University of New York. She is passionate about leveraging her extensive experience to drive growth and efficiency, making a lasting impact in every organization she serves.

Education:
Nyack College, MSc., Organizational Leadership
State University of New York at Stony Brook, BA, English