Name:		Mr. Kwame Manley
		Month:		November 2010
		Schools:		Morehouse College BA 1996; Harvard Kennedy School of Government MPA 2000; Harvard Law School JD 2000
		Organization:		United States Attorney's Office
		Title:		Deputy Chief, Assistant United States Attorney

Mr. Manley, a resident of Maryland, is currently Deputy Chief, Assistant United States Attorney. He supervises eleven federal prosecutors and prosecutes numerous violent crime, fraud, money laundering, racketeering, firearm, and narcotics offenses. In 2007, he was awarded the Barney Skolnik Award for Prosecutorial Excellence and has received multiple federal agency honors and recognitions.

After law school, Mr. Manley clerked for the Honorable Henry H. Kennedy, Jr. He then practiced at a private law firm before joining the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Outside of work, Mr. Manley makes time to give back to his community as well. He is a mentor at the National Academy Foundation School and Mentors, Inc. He has volunteered as a judge for the University of Maryland Moot Court Competition. He is also a Board Member for the BASICS Educational Group.