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Doni Glover Show, 4.5.22: Denise Smith for Prince George’s County Council (6th)

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Doni Glover Show, 4.5.22: Denise Smith for Prince George’s County Council (6th)

Born and raised in Prince George’s County, Denise Smith is a proud product of the county’s public school system having attended Concord Elementary and Francis Scott Key Middle schools and graduated from Suitland High School at the age of 16. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Howard University and a Master of Arts degree in Public Relations from American University.

​Denise Smith serves as a communications, media, and outreach professional with more than 24 years of local government and non-profit experience. Her work in these areas has focused on public service, business advocacy, and community service.

Currently, Denise is the communications director for the Honorable Aisha N. Braveboy, Prince George’s County State’s Attorney. She previously served in the Office of Central Services for the Prince George’s County Government as outreach and education/training manager for the county’s Supplier Diversity Office and press information officer in the Office of the County Executive.

Denise is a business consultant where she helps aspiring entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses, and she is the CEO of D.Geneva Photography, LLC, a commercial photography company.

Denise is TV Host of “Level Up,” a business show dedicated to helping entrepreneurs start, manage and grow their businesses and her Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube Live show, “All Things Small Business.” She brings together influential names in business, finance and politics for discussions on key issues, specifically in tune with issues affecting minority and small businesses.

Denise has a strong record of support for the community: She serves as a mentor in the Prince George’s County Public Schools P-Tech Program and hosts Community Uplift, a community-based TV show, sponsored by the Gamma Pi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. She served as vice president for Villages of Marlborough Community Association; as parent involvement coordinator for the Prince George’s County PTA Council; and as founding past president for Concord Elementary School PTA.

Denise serves on the Bi-County Business Roundtable and Women of Prince George’s advisory boards and the Economic Development and Women in Business Development committees for the Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce. She is a member of Leadership Prince George’s, and she is an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

​Denise resides in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. She has two amazing children, Khalil and Taylor. She and her family are members of Kingdom Fellowship AME Church (formerly Reid Temple North).

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