Paris Wilson

Paris K. Wilson, MPA, is a dedicated professional with a Master of Arts in Public Administration from the University of Baltimore and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Relations & Policy from Michigan State University.

Paris has a diverse background with experience in nonprofit management, program compliance, grant writing, education, and volunteer coordination.

Currently, Paris serves as a Grant Specialist III (Program Compliance Officer II) ESG-CV at the City of Baltimore, where he ensures program compliance and supports grant activities.

Previously, Paris held roles such as Peer Review Assistant Manager at the Grant Professionals Association, Founder and CEO of Neau Standard LLC, Compliance Manager at Chicago International Charter School, and Program Evaluation Lead at the National Aquarium.

Paris has also been involved in education, having worked as a Writing Fellow, Dual Enrollment Writing and Rhetoric Instructor, Writing Center Consultant, and Summer Program Assistant Instructor at the University of Baltimore.

In addition, Paris has a strong background in volunteer management and community engagement, having served as the Volunteer Coordinator at The SEED School of Maryland, Founding Mid-Atlantic Program Manager at WE, and Board Member at City Center Resident Association.

Paris has also been actively involved in various student organizations and associations during his time at Michigan State University, including roles such as President / Co-Founder at National Association of Black Men United - MSU, Director At-Large at Michigan State University College Democrats, and Student Representative at various departments.

With a passion for empowering future change makers, Paris aims to engage, educate, and encourage individuals through nonprofit management, empowerment, and knowledge acquisition.

Paris's extensive professional history demonstrates his commitment to making a positive impact in both educational and community settings.