Meet the BCP Board

Meet the BCP Board Member: Ryan Galloway

Meet the BCP Board Member: Ryan Galloway

Ryan Galloway, CPA, brings impressive financial expertise to the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP). He’s the managing director of BeMore Corporate Solutions, co-founder and partner of BlackPrint Capital Management, teaches finance and business formation and taxation...

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In Memory: Bob Benjamin, BCP Board Member

In Memory: Bob Benjamin, BCP Board Member

Robert “Bob” Benjamin, longtime Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) Board member, passed on February 28, 2024.  A trusted and talented journalist, Bob was retired as senior editor at T. Rowe Price Group at the time of his passing. He had an impressive and impactful...

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Meet the BCP Board Member: Mo Jishi

Meet the BCP Board Member: Mo Jishi

Mohannad “Mo” Jishi, Executive Vice President at M&T Bank, first became involved with Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) as a neighbor of Hampstead Hill Academy (HHA). He began volunteering in 2013 through Business Volunteers Maryland’s PENCIL Affiliate Program,...

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Meet the BCP Board Member: Betsey Hobelmann

Meet the BCP Board Member: Betsey Hobelmann

Betsey Hobelmann is the newest member to join the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) Board of Directors. On December 7, 2023, she attended her first Board meeting at Govans Elementary School. Here, she shares her enthusiasm for her new role and for Baltimore City’s...

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Meet the BCP Board: Danisha Allen, MD

Meet the BCP Board: Danisha Allen, MD

Dr. Danisha Allen, a BCP Board Member since February 2017, is a pathologist with Lifebridge Health and St. Agnes Hospital. Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) recently spoke with her about her joy in giving back to Baltimore City Public Schools, which educated her.  ...

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Meet the Board: Victor Abiamiri

Meet the Board: Victor Abiamiri

This month, we profile Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) board member Victor Abiamiri, partner and portfolio manager at Brown Advisory and former NFL lineman. He has been serving on the BCP board since 2015.  Q: What does it mean to you to serve on the BCP board? ...

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Meet the BCP Board: Anne Perkins

Meet the BCP Board: Anne Perkins

Anne Perkins, a founding board member of the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) was invited by founding board chair George Hess to join the Board in 1996 when BCP began. She knew that serving BCP was a perfect fit– she’s an attorney and served 14 years as a member of...

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Meet the BCP Board: Rob Sharps

Meet the BCP Board: Rob Sharps

     Robert Sharps joined the Baltimore Curriculum Project board in September 2021 for a simple reason: he was asked. His friend, BCP board co-chair Mike Niccolini, tapped Rob, who is chief executive officer and president of T. Rowe Price Group, Inc., for...

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About the Baltimore Curriculum Project

Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) is the largest operator of local neighborhood, public charter schools in Maryland. We create safe, supportive learning environments for children PK-8 by providing innovative, research-based educational strategies, intensive teacher training and extensive support for administration and staff. We support our local neighborhood needs by tailoring our resources and support through community partnerships.

As one of the longest-running charter operators in Maryland, our schools are regularly recognized as some of the most highly acclaimed neighborhood charter schools in the state. 

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