BCR Cyber, a leading provider of comprehensive cybersecurity training and job placement services, announced the hiring of Tasha Cornish as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships.
In this position, Cornish will work closely with BCR Cyber’s executive team to develop and manage high-impact partnerships with both private and public sector organizations. She will collaborate with policymakers, government officials, and industry stakeholders to help advance strategic initiatives that support the company’s long-term growth and workforce development mission.
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Tasha’s experience in building effective teams, driving organizational growth, and designing innovative programs will be instrumental to our continued expansion statewide and nationwide.”
— Michael Spector, President and CEO, BCR Cyber
“Tasha has spent years in the cybersecurity industry and understands the need for and importance of our mission to provide experiential IT and cyber training, education, and employment opportunities for thousands of students and professionals in Maryland,” says Michael Spector, President and CEO, BCR Cyber. “Her experience in building effective teams, driving organizational growth, and designing innovative programs will be instrumental to our continued expansion statewide and nationwide.”
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Prior to joining BCR Cyber, Cornish served as Executive Director of the Cybersecurity Association, Inc., a Maryland-based 501(c)(6) nonprofit dedicated to building the state’s cybersecurity industry. She also served as Executive Director of St. Mary’s Outreach Center, a non-profit organization focused on helping older adults live self-sufficiently. In both leadership roles, Cornish increased membership revenues, launched workforce training coalitions, secured funding, and developed operational infrastructure initiatives. Cornish earned an M.S.P.H. degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and a bachelor’s degree from Cedar College.
