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ALICIA WILSON, ESQ.



































        Alicia Wilson, Esq. is Vice President for Civic         agreements and securing $660 million in financing.
        Engagement and Opportunity at Johns Hopkins             She began her legal career at Gordon Feinblatt,
        University, where she leads efforts to foster           specializing in real estate, financial services, and
        community partnerships, economic growth, and civic      employment law.
        engagement. She plays a key role in strengthening
        Johns Hopkins’ ties with surrounding communities,       Alicia is also deeply involved in civic life. She serves
        overseeing high-impact initiatives and advising on      on boards including the University of Maryland
        institutional strategy.                                 School of Law Board of Visitors, the CollegeBound
                                                                Foundation, the Kennedy Krieger Institute, and the
        Previously, Alicia was Managing Director and Head       France-Merrick Foundation. She co-founded the
        of Regional Philanthropy for JPMorgan Chase, where      Black Philanthropy Circle at the Baltimore
        she guided philanthropic strategies across 40+ North    Community Foundation and made history as the first
        American markets and helped steward the firm’s $2       alum, first woman, first Black, and youngest Board
        billion Racial Equity Commitment.                       Chair of the CollegeBound Foundation.


        Before JPMorgan, she served as Vice President of        A proud graduate of UMBC and the University of
        Economic Development for Johns Hopkins                  Maryland Carey School of Law, Alicia has earned
        University and Health System and as an Associate        numerous honors, including the 2024 Voice of Justice
        Professor at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.     Award from the University of Baltimore School of
        She led strategies around real estate, neighborhood     Law, Power 50 Women of Influence by the U.S. Black
        development, healthcare, and education—reinforcing      Chamber of Commerce, and recognition from Savoy
        Hopkins’ role as a community anchor.                    Magazine as one of the Most Influential Black
                                                                Executives in Corporate America.
        Earlier, Alicia was Senior Vice President of Impact
        Investments and Senior Legal Counsel for the Port       Her leadership and commitment to civic and
        Covington Development Team, where she                   economic empowerment continue to shape
        managed social impact and financial returns in one      Baltimore and beyond, cementing her as a
        of the nation’s largest urban revitalization efforts. She   transformative force in both public and private
        was instrumental in negotiating community benefit       sectors.






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