Joseph Boyd Email & Phone Number

Joseph Boyd, MPA, established ARMOUR, Inc. in 2000. Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, this results-oriented consulting company specializes in analyzing the efficacy of fiscal, administrative, and information systems for financial, program, and data-gathering compliance with governmental and private governance. ARMOUR, Inc. consults with two major categories of clients throughout the U.S.: • Organizations that fund programs and services – This includes government agencies (federal/state/local), philanthropic foundations, educational institutions, and for-profit corporations with charitable giving programs or social enterprises.• Non-profit organizations that deliver programs and services – This includes all types of federal, state, and local health and human services providers and community-based organizations (CBOs). These organizations address diabetes, education, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and many other community and social issues.Specific capabilities include: • Management – Quality improvement, performance analysis, change management, teambuilding• Administration/Operations – Organizational development, standards and procedures, policies and procedures• Finance – Federal and state fiscal compliance and reporting, strategic budgeting, organizational audits, expert in managing/monitoring and compliance with legislative and private guidance including the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and private donor directivesClients served by ARMOUR include the National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC), Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) including the HIV/AIDS Bureau, Nesbitt Enterprises, Inc., Turning Point Rehabilitation as well as many federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), AIDS services organizations (ASOs), and community health centers (CHCs) across the country.

Listed skills include Non Profits, Fundraising, Program Evaluation, Strategic Planning, and 46 others.

• Chief Executive Officer

  Joseph Boyd, Mpa/Armour Inc.

  Jun 2000 - Present - Baltimore, Maryland, United States

  A well-managed non-profit agency WILL create public value. What does this mean? Think about how public corporations work to create value for their stockholders. Similarly, organizations that fund providers of health and human services seek to create public value for the community as a whole. They want the highest ROI possible for the funds they award. They want to see a tangible “give-back,” for example, the overall health of the client population has improved, the community is beautified, or the region’s education level has increased.