PANELS & WORKSHOPS
PANELS & WORKSHOPS
GRANT GIVEAWAYS
SMALL BUSINESS VENDORS
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
When: September 19th 2026
Where: BOWIE PUBLIC LIBRARY PARKING LOT
15210 ANNAPOLIS RD BOWIE, MD 20715
Who: Non-profits, Educators, Government Officials, Grantors, Businesses, Community Leaders, and Young People.
Why: To connect diverse stakeholders, share resources, and empower attendees to take action and support positive youth development.
TIME: 12PM TO 5PM
THIS EVENT IS FOR THE ENTIRE DMV AREA.
THE PURPOSE
COMMUNITY CON VIDEO
I was a daily presence in the early days of the BET network as host and Vee-jay on “Rap City”, where I interviewed some of hip-hop’s biggest stars before they were household names. Nowadays, I co-host the highly rated Nina And Joe Afternoon Show on the historic WHUR, from the campus of Howard University. I produce and perform comedy shows through my own production company and continue to tour with some of the biggest names in black comedy. My passion for service has lead to many philanthropic and humanitarian endeavors including a company my wife heads called A Better Chance Recovery. I am husband and dad of two and I believe that service to others, belief in self and faith in GOD will always give you the abundant life we are all seeking.
Aisha N. Braveboy was elected County Executive of Prince George's County on June 3, 2025, during a special election and was sworn in as County Executive on June 19, 2025, after serving six years as Prince George’s County State’s Attorney.
Remaining true to our commitment of service, In her last two days as State’s Attorney, Ms. Braveboy remained focused on delivering justice for the people of Prince George’s County. She was engaged in a two-week jury trial that resulted in a first-degree murder conviction. She also took immediate action on two of her key priorities as County Executive: Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) and public safety. Anticipating the removal of the PGCPS Superintendent, she acted quickly to unite stakeholders behind her choice of an Interim Superintendent. She also identified and rallied support for a new Police Chief, an internal candidate from the Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) who is community-focused and deeply familiar with the County.
County Executive Braveboy is a lifelong public servant, uniquely distinguished in County history for having served in all three branches of government: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. She was twice elected State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County, first in 2018 and again in 2022, representing over one million residents. In that role, she managed a $24 million budget and a staff of over 200. As the County’s top law enforcement officer, she secured over a 90% conviction rate in homicide cases and implemented programs to reduce recidivism, support survivors of domestic violence, address hate crimes, and combat gun violence. As County Executive, she will continue to advance a comprehensive public safety strategy to build stronger, safer communities.
Mayor of Bowie MD
Program Officer, Greater Washington Community Foundation
Spur Local
CHIEF PROGRAM & IMPACT OFFICER Employ Prince George's
1 Million Cups
CEO of Adult Wannabe LLC
SD Warren & Associates Law Firm
The Obama Foundation
Speaker, Trainer, Coach
Prince George's Chamber of Commerce
SGAP Leaders
Venable LLP
Community Advocate
JNM Networks
Montgomery County Administrator
Shechem Covenant Outreach Ministries
Montgomery County Public Schools
Community School Coordinator
Scholar's Ship 2 Success
Financial Advisor
Program Director for Chic-Fil-A Bowie Marketplace
Entrepreneur / Philantropist
Licensed Therapist
Holistic Therapist. LICSW, LCSW
Employ Prince Georges
SOME OF OUR SPONSORS
THE CO-OP PROJECT
Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Bowie
KEITH WIGGINS FOUNDATION
Business Network International
CareFirst
ServePro
Walmart
The Rotary Club of Bowie MD
AT&T
THE CO-OP PROJECT PRESENTS: THE COMMUNITY IMPACT HONOREES 2026
Marcus Bullock
Tech Entrepreneur
Mohamed Magassouba
Police Chief of Capitol Heights
SPECIAL INVITED GUEST
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, FOOD TRUCKS, SMALL BUSINESS VENDORS, AND MUSIC ON THE MAIN STAGE