Rosye Cloud Joins Brighton Marine Board of Directors

WASHINGTON, April 11, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Ms. Rosye Cloud has joined the Brighton Marine Board of Directors. She brings a wealth of experience and proven results by utilizing innovative solutions that improve the social and economic mobility of the Veteran community and Americans seeking prosperity. Ms. Cloud currently serves as the Senior Advisor for the College Promise Campaign, a bipartisan initiative to assist Americans in reaching their full potential through education and meaningful employment.  

About Rosye Cloud: Ms. Cloud is an expert on matters impacting American Veteran economic mobility, employment, education, disruptive innovation, and strategies that create "hope" in Americans and their families. While serving in the public sector, she led initiatives designed to improve the transition of military into civilian life, mental health access, pay-for-success pilots, and national community initiatives that connect cities and states. One of her major accomplishments includes creating a public and private partnership portfolio valued at over one billion dollars without any cost to tax-payers and creating the first no-cost national federal/private sector Veteran employment marketplace. To learn more follow her at @rosyecloud or connect via rosyecloud.com.

Brighton Marine is committed to serving our community by seeking innovative solutions that are worthy of the service of our 22.5 million Veterans. Ms. Cloud is a force of nature, passionate about seeking the best quality programming for Veterans and their families. Her experience and proven track-record makes her a strategic addition to our board.

Michael Dwyer, President & CEO Brighton Marine

About Brighton Marine: Since 1940, Brighton Marine Health Center (BMHC) has been a vital social service resource to the Allston-Brighton community, and in particular, to its veterans. Brighton Marine is currently embarking on its most ambitious project to date: the development of more than 100 units of affordable housing along Commonwealth Avenue in Brighton to accommodate soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan who are drawn to city living but are unable to meet the expense.

Source: Brighton Marine