Building governance that matches the mission.
DJMP Institute's Board of Directors provides strategic oversight, community accountability, and institutional credibility for the nonprofit's work in AI equity, youth STEM education, and civic intelligence infrastructure. We are actively building a board that reflects the communities we serve and the sectors we work across.
Daniel Montgomery brings deep expertise in risk management, data privacy, and regulatory compliance to DJMP Institute's board — a critical foundation for any organization building AI infrastructure that touches sensitive community data. With certifications spanning cybersecurity, information privacy, and healthcare compliance, Daniel ensures that DJMP Institute's autonomous AI systems are built not only to work, but to be trusted. His experience across HIPAA, GDPR, and enterprise risk frameworks provides the governance architecture that funders, partners, and community members need to see in a responsible AI organization.
Former President of both Kennedy-King College and Olive-Harvey College within the City Colleges of Chicago system. Organizational development and management professional with deep expertise in human capital development, higher education accreditation, and innovative corporate and community partnerships. Graduate of the University of Michigan Rackham Graduate School.
DJMP Institute is actively recruiting board members across the following categories. Each seat is designed to ensure our governance reflects the full scope of our mission — from technology and civic AI to legal accountability and corporate partnership.
Senior technology executive or AI researcher with experience in civic technology, machine learning, or responsible AI deployment at scale.
Attorney or financial professional with nonprofit governance experience, ideally with exposure to civil rights, education law, or public sector finance.
Academic researcher or policy leader whose work spans labor economics, education equity, or the intersection of technology and social mobility.
Senior leader from the corporate or philanthropic sector with experience in workforce development, community investment, or technology access initiatives.
Community advocate, organizer, or civic leader with deep ties to the South Side Chicago communities DJMP Institute directly serves.
Educator, youth development professional, or school administrator with proven experience in STEM equity, computer science access, or youth workforce preparation.
DJMP Institute is building governance infrastructure that matches the ambition of our mission. If you bring relevant expertise and share our commitment to AI equity and economic opportunity for marginalized communities, we want to hear from you.
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