It is a way of acknowledging the women who have made significant contributions to their fields and communities, even in the face of systemic gender discrimination and bias. Let’s talk about Lucinia Mundy, a dedicated business and community work woman. She is knowledgeable in developing policies, procedures, and processes for using agencies and small businesses and has worked on implementing business certification and public relations programs. Lucinia Mundy is an experienced Small and Minority Business Development Specialist with over 20 years of experience, having worked in both the public and private sectors. She holds a Master of Science in State and Local Government from the University of Maryland University College and volunteers to improve the local and global economy.

For a period of 17 years, beginning in 1987 and ending in 2004, Mundy worked as a Community Affairs Analyst for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. In this role, she focused on a range of important areas, including Community Housing and economic development, customer protection laws, micro-enterprise, regulatory bank oversight, and computer information systems management, among other responsibilities. Through her work, she demonstrated a strong commitment to serving the community and supporting small businesses.

Lucinia is a tireless community servant who has dedicated her career to making a positive impact. Starting in 1990, she spent two decades working as a Community and Business Leader, involved in a range of projects focused on fundraising for political and nonprofit organizations, commercial real estate and small business development, event planning and execution, micro-enterprise business and incubation development, business marketing and outreach, social and network marketing, and program coordination and management, among other areas. Through her work, she has helped countless individuals and organizations, and remains committed to making a difference in her community.

Ms. Mundy has had experience working at Prince George's Community College, where she played a crucial role in creating their initial Hospitality and Tourism Institute. By August 2008, she had been appointed as the coordinator of the Hospitality and Tourism program. She was responsible for overseeing a variety of tasks, including organizing and managing the college's Outreach Program, which featured over 100 computer technology, digital photography, and videography courses that were available to the general public or offered on a contractual basis to various businesses, government agencies, and professional organizations.

 She is also a Small and Minority Business Development Specialist at the Charles County Economic Development Department. Before joining the Department in 2016, she spent over three years as the Purchasing Programs Outreach Administrator in the Purchasing Division of the Charles County Government's Department of Fiscal and Administrative Services. In that position, she helped implement the Small Local Business Enterprise program and created policies and procedures for using small businesses and agencies. Ms. Mundy also managed the Minority Business Enterprise program for the County.

Overall, Lucinia Mundy has extensive experience promoting and supporting small and minority businesses and has played an essential role in implementing programs and policies to help these businesses thrive.

If you want to know more about Lucinia Mundy’s achievements and company, please check out her socials:

Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucinia-mundy-8a41426/
Email: MundyL@MeetCharlesCounty.com
Phone: 301-885-1340, x2202

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