Tyneisha K. Gibbs is the founder and Principal Consultant of 144th & Vine, LLC, a nonproﬁt consulting agency and the co-founder of the Nonproﬁt Professionals of Color Collective. As a state level educator, Mrs. Gibbs recently served as the Interim Chief Operations Ofﬁcer and is currently the Director of Expanded Learning Opportunities for NJSACC: New Jersey’s Statewide Network for Afterschool Communities. She has her BA in Psychology with a double minor in Social Work and Multicultural Studies from Rider University, a Certiﬁcate in Non Proﬁt Management from The College of New Jersey, a certiﬁcate in Corporate Social Responsibility from Rutgers Business School- Institute of Ethical Leadership and is a former fellow of the Rutgers Business School- Institute of Ethical Leadership’s Victoria Emerging Leaders Program. In 2019, she was selected and recognized nationally as a White Riley Peterson Policy fellow, a prestigious fellowship named for the former US Secretary of Education, Dick Riley. Currently, she is pursuing a J.D. at Rutgers Law School in Newark, NJ.

Mrs.Gibbs is also a national speaker, trainer and facilitator, having presented at the US Department of Education’s Nita M. Lowey’s 21st Century Community Learning Center’s Summer Symposium and the National Afterschool Association annual convention for two years consecutively.