CMB We All We Got CDC

An organization that focuses on working in diverse environments, bringing together big corporations, local government, urban/economic development, and smaller family businesses. Our goal is to provide job opportunities, investment opportunities, neighborhood development opportunities, and youth/adulthood development. We are aware of the lack of technical education on the MS Gulf Coast, and we are striving to fill that void by obtaining instructors in the field of coding, website design, app design, and instructors who deal with workforce technical needs such as Primavera P6 certification, Microsoft Project certification, and Medical Coding certification.

Our Services

How WE Help

Assistance to veterans

Job Training Sessions

Resume Writing

Economic Development

Entrepreneurship

Assistance in Job Placement

ABOUT US

Cheryl F. Williams

President

Cheryl is an experienced Professional Nurse specializing in Mental Health care, boasting an impressive 30-year career in the field. Her extensive background includes 16 years of providing contract nursing services for Disabled Children, focusing on in-home respite care.  Additionally, Cheryl has dedicated 14 years of her career to the Department of Veteran’s Affairs, where she has compassionately cared for America’s heroes struggling with PTSD, MST, Drug & Alcohol Addiction, and Homelessness. Beyond her nursing career, Cheryl has also been actively involved in Ministry for over 20 years, serving as the Prayer/Intercessory Team Leader, Worship Leader, and Bible Teacher. As a survivor of domestic violence, Cheryl is deeply passionate about helping others who have been victims of extreme abuse, demonstrating her commitment to rescuing and supporting those in need. Cheryl is happily married to Marcus Williams and is a proud mother of three daughters, showcasing her dedication to both her family and her professional endeavors.

Vera Goodloe

Vice President

Vera Goodloe is an experienced serial entrepreneur who is the proud owner of Nana’s Travel Agency. With a background of over 20 years in professional care provision for the department of mental health in Missouri, she has also served as a Treatment Family Home foster parent, offering personal care and support to individuals and families in need.

Carlton Jones

Secretary

Rev. Jones, originally from Vicksburg, MS, relocated to the MS Gulf Coast after
completing his Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering at Mississippi
State University. He is happily married to Sherry Brimage Jones, and they have
two daughters, one son, and seven grandsons. Rev. Jones has three brothers and
seven sisters, one of whom is his twin sister. After serving for 40 years in the
Engineering Installation Squadron at Keesler AFB, MS, he retired as the
Electromagnetics Section Chief of the Specialized Engineering Flight. During his
career, he encouraged his section engineers to volunteer their time at MS Gulf
Coast High Schools and the Boys & Girls Club, promoting STEM fields. He
played a key role in establishing a partnership between the local Community
College affiliated with Mississippi State University (MSU) and pursued a
partnership with Mississippi Valley State University to hire interns in the
electronics engineering field.

William Scott

Treasurer

William “Scotty” Scott is a strong proponent of positive living. As a eight-year cancer and recent COVID survivor, he values life even more and seeks to learn something new each day. Scotty loves encouraging others, as noted by his daily dissemination of Morning Motivational Messages, fondly referred to as M&Ms. This gospel preacher is also the co-founder and Vice President of Calling Men Back (CMB), an organization designed to help men face challenges in their lives such as identity crisis, role responsibility and life purpose. Scotty is a retired Air Force veteran who devoted 24 years of dedicated service to his country with a bachelor’s degree in Multidisciplinary Studies. This Civil Service Curriculum Development Manager for the Air Force and his wife Janice have been married 42 years; they have five adult children and four grandchildren. In his leisure time he enjoys fishing, racquetball, and family time.

Marcus Williams

Executive Director

Originally hailing from Chicago, IL, Marcus Williams made a significant move to the MS Gulf Coast during the 1980s. With a commendable service of six years in the Army, Marcus has demonstrated his dedication and commitment to his country. Throughout his career, he has held notable positions at renowned companies such as Huntington Ingalls Shipyard, where he served as a Production Scheduler, and Westinghouse Nuclear Power Plant, where he excelled as a Project Control Lead Scheduler. Currently, Marcus has been serving as a Sr. Project Scheduler for the US Army Corp of Engineers for the past decade. Beyond his professional achievements, Marcus is happily married to Cheryl Williams, and together they are proud parents of three daughters. Marcus’s passion for making a difference extends beyond his career, as he is also recognized as one of the Co-founders of Calling Men Back (CMB) and holds the esteemed position of President within the organization. Additionally, Marcus is a co-founder of Full Circle Mississippi (FCMS), further showcasing his commitment to community development and empowerment.

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