Marly Cardona Moz

Marly Cardona Moz is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in communications and community engagement, particularly within immigrant and multicultural populations. Currently serving as Chief of Communications at the Baltimore City Department of Transportation, Marly also holds the position of Appointed Hispanic Commissioner for the City of Baltimore Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, advocating for inclusive policies. Previously, Marly founded Biblioteca Luz, the first therapeutic lending library in El Salvador, and has worked on high-profile projects such as the Purple Line Light Rail Project and initiatives focused on childhood hunger and education funding in Maryland. Marly has a strong educational background with a Master of Arts in International Affairs from Washington University in St. Louis.