Gabriel Martinez Cabrera

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Executive Director at Classroom 2 Community (C2C)
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Takoma Park, Maryland, United States, United States
About Gabriel Martinez Cabrera

G. Martinez Cabrera is a community organizer, educator and storyteller who works at the intersection of workforce development, education, and advocacy. He helped build the Beacon Project, a national network of adult education sites that were successfully leveraging technology to serve some of the hardest-to-reach and hardest-to-teach adult learners. He continued this work at the Academy of Hope in Washington, DC as its Deputy Chief Program Officer, where he oversaw recruitment and Workforce Development programming. That experience helped him at SEIU International, as Manager of Process Development, where he oversaw rollout of programming for all SEIU chapters on the East Coast with an emphasis on developing digital outreach strategies.Currently, he is the Executive Director of the Literacy Council of Montgomery County where he leads a team of professional educators and community builders to bring about change for adults who need academic and vocational training.Mr. Martinez Cabrera holds degrees from Columbia and Harvard.Specialties: advocacy, community outreach, adult education, education technology, and storytelling.

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Executive Director at Classroom 2 Community (C2C)
Gabriel Martinez Cabrera Work Experience Details
  • Literacy Council Of Montgomery County
    Executive Director
    Literacy Council Of Montgomery County Aug 2017 - Feb 2024
    Maryland
    I'm fortunate enough to lead a great team of educators and community builders whose mission to help the under-served and under-skilled in Montgomery County and DC.
  • Seiu
    Manager, Business Processes And Technology
    Seiu Jan 2017 - Jun 2017
    New York And Washington, Dc
    ▪ Crafted communications and community outreach policies that resulted in increased student participation over one trimester▪ Managed $700,000 technology budget for union training sites in 7 states▪ Developed pilot vocational ESL course that is expanding to 3 states▪ Managed production of school catalog with a circulation of 93K SEIU members
  • Academy Of Hope Adult Pcs
    Deputy Chief Program Officer
    Academy Of Hope Adult Pcs Apr 2016 - Dec 2016
    Washington D.C. Metro Area
    Workforce Development; Curriculum Design and Implementation, Correctional Education; Community Engagement and Outreach
  • Digital Promise
    Program Manager, Adult Education Initiatives
    Digital Promise 2014 - Apr 2016
    Washington D.C. Metro Area
    Created and executed vision, content, and strategy for Beacon Project, a group of eight exemplary adult education sites across the US, for the purpose of augmenting a national dialogue around under-skilled learners and spurring the market for developers to enter into the field• Forged partnerships between adult education agencies and technology developers in three different markets that are now leading to pilot programs • Crafted stories and messaging around Beacon sites that aligned with Digital Promise branding that have helped increase readership by 8% • Produced thought leader conferences in partnership with COABE and X Prize• Represented Digital Promise as advisor for SRI, OTAN, and COABE projects
  • Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc.
    Alternative Education Manager
    Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. Oct 2008 - Aug 2015
    San Francisco Bay Area
    Managed and developed alternative education program for at-risk, in-risk and homeless transitional adults• Developed partnerships with San Francisco Mayor’s Office, San Francisco City College, San Francisco County Sherriff’s Office, San Francisco Youth Employment Coalition, and San Francisco Unified School District to create a city-wide initiative that eliminated replication of services, increased technology resources for programs, and created a pipeline for students to get education/training, credentials, and work beyond completion of GED• Spearheaded awareness campaign of adult learners featured in Univision, SF Chronicle, and SF Weekly • Managed program with highest graduation rate in the city of any city-funded program in 2014• Helped over 3k families find basic resources• Instituted partnership with local companies to create a school-to-work pipeline
  • San Francisco Bay Guardian
    Culture Writer
    San Francisco Bay Guardian Sep 2008 - Jan 2009
    San Francisco Bay Area
    I wrote features, interviews and reviews for the Culture section of the paper; I also produced video content for the paper's blog.
  • Columbia University In The City Of New York
    Academic Departmental Administrator
    Columbia University In The City Of New York Jan 2006 - Aug 2008
    Greater New York City Area
    Managed logistical, administrative and financial aspects of all day-to-day operations for one of the largest academic departments at Columbia• Supervised 15-million dollar renovation of Casa Hispanica • Managed administrative team of five and an academic team of 15 full-time professors and 17 part-time lecturers• Produced thought leadership events that brought together leading figures in Latin American and Iberian literature and linguistics • Liaised with several local CBOs including Prep for Prep to bring more students of color into the academy
  • Columbia University
    Project Manager
    Columbia University Jun 2003 - Jan 2006
    Greater New York City Area
    Oversaw restructuring of One-Card Program, an ID program that merged Student Services and the Office of Campus Security, which allowed students to make purchases and enter buildings with the same card:• Instituted restructuring of university security databases• Delivered project under-budget and within the two-year project deadline• Created and managed communications around One-Card program (both internal and external to the university)• Engaged stakeholders from all over university to set project goals and a path toward completion
  • United Way
    Director Of Adult Education
    United Way Sep 2000 - May 2003
    Lynn, Massachussets
    Implemented community impact program in Lynn, MA with a social-wraparound approach that had an 85 percent graduation rate. We were one of top three alternative education programs in Massachusetts funded by United Way, and created a mentorship program for Somali community and Cambridge technology community • Developed outreach plan to triple population served • Attained local media coverage for the Somali community in Lynn• Created and implemented adult education curriculum that prepared 175 ESL students to attend community college in less than three years

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Gabriel Martinez Cabrera's current role is Executive Director at Classroom 2 Community (C2C).

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Gabriel Martinez Cabrera attended Columbia University In The City Of New York, Harvard University, Harvard University.

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