Through his groundbreaking work with Historically Black Colleges, Maurice has been instrumental in elevating their research capabilities and the capacity to translate their discoveries into innovative products and services.
Maurice Foxworth, J.D. has established himself as a pioneer in identifying and harnessing the untapped resources and potential of historically marginalized communities. Through his groundbreaking work with Historically Black Colleges, Maurice has been instrumental in elevating their research capabilities and the capacity to translate their discoveries into innovative products and services that can serve both underserved communities and global markets.
In addition to his work with HBCUs, Maurice has also been a driving force in the startup ecosystem, playing a pivotal role in the commercialization of early-stage startups. Notably, he made history as one of the first African Americans in the United States to lead a technology commercialization office at a Tier 1 research institution an office that he initially helped create as the lead consultant.
Before this milestone, Maurice launched his career at NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C., where he played a role in the agency’s Program and Project Management Initiative, which aimed to enhance NASA’s capabilities in managing cutting-edge technology projects. Throughout his career, Maurice has exemplified visionary leadership, an unwavering commitment to innovation, and a steadfast dedication to empowering communities of color and promoting their well-being.