Foundation executive, board leader, and lawyer with experience building impactful programs and organizations, deepening relationships with a range of stakeholders, leading teams, and helping organizations achieve transformational change.Darius currently serves as the Managing Director for Community Investment at the Greater Washington Community Foundation. In this role he provides strategic leadership and oversight of the foundation’s grant-making, programs, partnerships, public policy agenda, and impact evaluation efforts -- all in service of the goal of building equitable and thriving communities across DC, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, and Northern Virginia. He also serves as Vice-Chair of the Board of Trustees and Chair of the Governance Committee at the Baltimore Museum of Art, an institution with more than 97,000 works of art, 200 employees, and a $22 million annual budget.Darius is a Civil Society Fellow with The Aspen Institute and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network. As an adjunct professor at the University of Denver and Goucher College, Darius has designed and taught graduate courses on social entrepreneurship, public sector innovation, and nonprofit leadership.At The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Darius guided the distribution of over $30 million in grants annually to non-profits and facilitated the Foundation’s relationships with the non-profit sector, the business community, and local government officials in the Baltimore region. He also developed and led strategic initiatives such as the Greenmount Life, Opportunity, and Wellness (GLOW) Initiative — an award-winning, multi-year, place-based strategy that unites residents and a network of over 30 nonprofits to ensure all residents of four central Baltimore neighborhoods can access and utilize comprehensive healthcare services, nutritious food, and enriching opportunities for youth. Darius also developed a fund, seeded with $1 million, in partnership with Enterprise Community Partners to invest in neighborhood development efforts in historically under invested neighborhoods.Previously at Johns Hopkins University, Darius served as the founding director of two university-wide innovation and entrepreneurship programs (Social Innovation Lab and the FastForward U student innovation hub) where he helped students, faculty, and community members transform new technologies and novel ideas into viable ventures.For more: http://www.dariusgraham.com