Leadership Baltimore County (LBC) wouldn’t be where it is today without our team of fearless leaders. With so much heart and passion, the team is dedicated to building strong leaders to improve the Baltimore County community and region.

Amanda Zinn
President and CEO

Amanda joined Leadership Baltimore County, Inc. (LBC) in 2013 after eight years of running her own consulting firm, eCubed, which provided capacity building services to nonprofit organizations. Amanda is a licensed consultant of the Standards for Excellence® initiative, an ethics and accountability code for the nonprofit sector. In addition to working with nonprofits, Amanda provided assistance to small businesses through developing business plans, researching and writing marketing plans and conducting feasibility studies. Before launching eCubed, Amanda served as the President & CEO of Women Entrepreneurs of Baltimore, Inc. (WEB) for 12 years. WEB’s mission was to ignite the passion and drive of women to build strong businesses that lift up communities and families. Under Amanda’s leadership, WEB spawned 1,800 businesses with an 86% retention rate.

Amanda is the recipient of numerous honors and awards, including: The Daily Record’s Maryland’s Top 100 Women (2016 and 1996); the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Unsung Hero Award, Women in Business Advocate of the Year, and Welfare to Work Advocate of the Year; the Hunt Valley / Towson Business & Professional Women’s Woman of the Year; and The Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce’s Top Contributor to the Baltimore City Economy; and named a Weinberg Fellow, among others. She has traveled widely to consult with government agencies and nonprofit organizations in launching women’s business development programs in Egypt, Indonesia, Jamaica, Jordan, Kenya and South Africa.

Amanda has been very active in the community. She is a founding board member, Immediate Past Chair and current Treasurer for Overcoming Poverty Together, Inc. (OPT) which works internationally to empower women to fight poverty. She also currently serves on the Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Previously, Amanda served as Chair of the National Association of Women’s Business Centers, on the Board of Directors of the Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce, and Benevolent Baskets, which works with homeless women to empower them to become independent, as well as a founding board member of the Microenterprise Council of Maryland to name just a few of her community service engagements

Mary Kay Page
Assistant Director

Mary Kay Page brings a business acumen to her work with nonprofits. Her passion is helping organizations more effectively and efficiently serve their mission by improving work processes, strengthening internal and external communications, and connecting the organization to key resources and partners. Her previous roles involved outreach, partnership development and communications for small and large nonprofits with missions that ranged from serving basic needs at a local level to addressing critical health issues at a global level. She has been fortunate to travel to five continents and work with people from all over the world while maintaining a strong base in and true love for Baltimore. She received her MBA from the Carey Business School at Johns Hopkins University and her BS from American University.

VACANT
Administrative Specialist

We're hiring! Join the LBC Team!  Contribute to the overall success of LBC by serving as LBC’s administrative leader including, but not limited to, streamlining administrative functions, managing projects, orchestrating seamless schedules, co-producing events, and facilitating communication with internal and external stakeholders.

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