2022 Valley B2B Lead Share Leaders

Local Marketing Specialist, in my former lives I was a theatre technician, radio advertising rep, relief sales person, and automotive service advisor.  My passion is connecting people and businesses to resources that enrich all aspects of life, personally and professionally. The Aire Serv mission: To keep the air in which we live and breathe comfortable and clean, so that people live happier, healthier lives.  Aire Serv is locally veteran-owned and operated, serves from Bull Run to Winchester to Harrisonburg, and a real person answers the phone 24/7 and 365.  We charge by the job, not the hour, and have a dedicated indoor air quality division.  Let me help you breathe easy with Aire Serv!

I grew up in Winchester, VA, and graduated from James Wood High school in 2007. I am always looking to give back and help support this community in every way that I can. I am certified in animal behavior through the Animal Behavior College, a certified Pure Romance consultant and a Consultant for uniforms and facility services for UniFirst Corporation located here in Winchester, VA.

I am a married father of four and two grandkids. I am originally from Liberia, West Africa, I’ve lived in the U.S. for almost 30 years and Martinsburg has been home for a little over 10 years. I am a huge believer in supporting the community. I am a member of Martinsburg Sunrise Rotary where our biggest annual project is donating 10 books to every 2^nd grader in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan counties. When I am not at work or participating in community events, I am with my wife and kids watching movies, going on road trips, or hosting family get-togethers. The one guilty pleasure that’s just for me is riding my motorcycle.

The Imagination Tree Foundation is a nonprofit public charity under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code. Since its inception, the foundation has helped thousands of students and their families.  Although everyone has the right to equitable education, unfortunately, there is a lack of equality in learning all over the world. In the United States, children who have fewer opportunities in school and out of school often perform several grade levels behind their peers. Most of the time they go unnoticed, especially in counties with high median incomes.