In her role as a vice president on the Seed team at Charter School Growth Fund, Donique Nobles Muhammad works to identify and support school leaders in the early stages of creating, expanding, or replicating high-performing public charter schools. Prior to joining Charter School Growth Fund, Donique was a senior vice president of outreach at Waterford where she oversaw the partnerships, recruitment, enrollment, and marketing functions in the organization. Prior to Waterford, Donique served in various roles that directly impacted schools worldwide. She oversaw leadership development programs such as Rural School Leader Fellowship and Schools To Learn From in her role as director, school and systems leadership at Teach For America. More recently, Donique served as managing director at Instruction Partners where she led the professional development work of the organization for teachers and school and system leader, and she launched the organization's race and equity work. Donique started her career as a Teach For America corps member in Memphis and later transitioned to be a founding principal at Freedom Preparatory Academy Charter Schools. Donique has a BA from University of Mississippi in physics and an MA in special education and teaching from the University of Memphis.