Tywanna Taylor

by | Mar 6, 2025

In the heart of Baltimore, Tywanna Taylor stands as a catalyst for positive change, leveraging her extensive background in Public Administration and executive experience to make a lasting impact on the community. As the Owner of T.M. Training and Consulting, Tywanna has become a driving force for minority non-profits, offering invaluable business advice and facilitating access to crucial funding and resources.

With a wealth of experience as the Chief Operating Officer of the Family League of Baltimore, Tywanna honed her skills in business operations and team management, setting the stage for her later endeavors. She recently took a courageous leap of faith, leaving her position to pursue her vision of creating a community-based organization throughout Baltimore. This marked the inception of T.M. Training and Consulting, a venture that has quickly become synonymous with positive change and empowerment.

Tywanna’s mission is deeply rooted in fostering racial justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion within Baltimore’s minority non-profit sector. Her licensed Standards of Excellence Consultant status reflects her commitment to maintaining a positive mindset and creating purposeful partnerships to achieve significant outcomes.

One of Tywanna’s significant contributions lies in her dedication to providing minority non-profits with essential business advice. Recognizing the often-overlooked business aspects crucial for their success, Tywanna acts as a guiding force, ensuring these organizations are equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to thrive. Her expertise in navigating the complex landscape of city agencies and securing funding has proven to be a game-changer for many minority non-profits under her guidance.

The impact of T.M. Training and Consulting has spread organically, a testament to the genuine difference Tywanna is making in the lives of those she serves. Through her advocacy and tireless efforts, she is not merely running a consulting business; she is spearheading a movement for positive change within Baltimore’s minority non-profit community.

Tywanna’s journey exemplifies her resilience, determination, and unwavering commitment to making Baltimore a better place for all. Tywanna Taylor is not just a business owner; she is a community leader, inspiring activities and others to join her in building a future where diversity, equity, and inclusion are the cornerstones of success.

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