Charnette H.

Charnette H. has a diverse range of work experience in grant management, administration, and community relations. Charnette started their career at Fannie Mae as a Community Relations Associate, managing employee engagement programs and fundraising initiatives. Charnette then transitioned to the role of Project Analyst IV - Senior Grants Manager, where they oversaw a grant-making program worth over $30 million and implemented an online grants management system. Charnette also worked as a Grant Writer for the City of Bowie, securing significant funding through successful grant proposals. Charnette later served as a Program Manager at the Governor's Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services, administering various grant awards. Additionally, Charnette worked as a Remote Grant Reviewer for F2 Solutions LLC and currently holds the position of Manager at Kearney & Company, where they are involved in processing payments and application review for a project under the United States Department of Treasury. Overall, Charnette has demonstrated strong skills in grant management, project coordination, and community engagement throughout their career.

Charnette H. holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications, which was earned from Johnson C. Smith University - JCSU. Charnette completed their undergraduate education from 1995 to 1999. Later, Charnette pursued a Master's degree in Creative Writing at Wilkes University from 2012 to 2015.