College Summit

Donna Fleming is Executive Director of the National Capital Region of College Summit, where she has overall responsibility for the region’s college assessment program initiatives; philanthropic, corporate, and individual development; establishment and cultivation of relationships with community leaders, financial management, development and management of the Advisory Board; and strategic planning. Prior to joining College Summit, she was a Corporate Officer/Senior Vice President of Operations for Zimmerman Associates, Inc. from 1990 to 2006. Fleming has extensive executive, operations, and business development experience leading large project teams and multi-million dollar, multi-task federal contracts.

Her volunteer and community involvement includes LEAD VIRGINIA, Class of 2005, where she currently serves on the Board of Directors and is Chair of the Alumni Committee; Leadership Fairfax, Inc., Class of 1999 and Past Chair of the Board of Directors; Shelter House, Inc., past President of the Board of Directors and current member of the Advisory Board; and the Junior League of Northern Virginia, Sustainer, and current Advisory Board member. She is also appointed to the Fairfax County Human Services Council and currently serves as the Vice Chair. Fleming has been recognized as a contributor to community services with the following honors and awards: Leadership Fairfax, Inc., Torchbearer Award-Member of the Year (2002) and Community Trustee Award-Individual (2001); Human Services Coalition, Outstanding Individual Award (2001); Shelter House, Inc., Volunteer of the Year Award (1998); and The Giving Hope Award (2004).

She is a M.S.A candidate, Organizational Development at Trinity University in Washington, DC (expected 2008); she has completed graduate courses in Business Administration at Frostburg State University and holds a B.A., Business Administration, from Trinity College in Washington, DC.

J.B. Schramm is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of College Summit, Inc. He is a graduate of Yale University (1986) and Harvard Divinity School (1989). Schramm founded College Summit while directing a Teen Center in the basement of a Washington, D.C. low-income housing project.

For his skill in conceiving the idea and creating an effective organization to implement it, Schramm was one of the first four North Americans named to the Ashoka Fellowship for social entrepreneurs (2000), and received the highest award in the field of college access from the National Association for College Admission Counseling (2001). In 2002, Schramm won the Manhattan Institute Award for Social Entrepreneurship. In 2003, J.B. was profiled in The New York Times, won the Skoll Foundation Social Innovator Award, was named one of the top 20 social capitalists in the United States by Fast Company Magazine and Monitor Group, and won the Gleitsman Citizen Activist Award.

In 2004, Schramm was profiled in David Bornstein’s book, How To Change The World, and most recently has spoken about his organization at The University of Chicago, at The Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern, and at New York University. In addition, Schramm won the “First Decade Award” from the Harvard Divinity School in 2000 and was named the Graduate Public Service Fellowship from Echoing Green (1997-2001).

He lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife Lauren, and their two boys, Jacob and Luke.

Angela M. Antonelli serves as Chair of the College Summit NCR Board.  She is the Founder and Managing Principal of AMD Strategies LLC, a public policy and government affairs consulting firm providing policy research, education, issue advocacy, and business development support to clients. Her expertise includes federal legislative, regulatory, and procurement processes, as well as budget, appropriations, tax, labor, housing, transportation, energy, and environmental issues. 

From 2004 to 2008, Ms. Antonelli was a Firm Director, Federal Strategy and Operations, for Deloitte Consulting LLP and one of the leaders recruited to help establish Deloitte's new federal practice.  She was responsible for business development and client service delivery in civilian agencies including HUD, Labor, and Transportation.  Her client work focused on business process reengineering, financial transformation, enterprise resource planning, outsourcing, and public-private partnerships.

Prior to joining Deloitte, Ms. Antonelli was appointed and confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).  During her tenure, she re-established integrity and sound financial management practices; strengthen internal controls and reduced major material weaknesses by 60 percent.  As HUD's chief budget officer, she was also responsible for HUD's $32 billion annual budget and appropriations as well as its strategic plan and the measurement of program performance.

Ms. Antonelli began her career at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the U.S. Senate.  She then served as a Deputy Branch Chief at the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), where she was responsible for the review and approval of budgets, legislation, testimony, regulations and data collections developed by Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, Treasury, and HUD.

In addition to her government experience, Ms. Antonelli also worked in Washington for a health care consulting firm and as the Economic Policy Director of a major Washington, D.C. based non-profit policy institute.

Ms. Antonelli's work has earned her professional recognition and awards. She has testified several times before Congress on public policy issues, including federal spending and government reform. Her views, articles, and work have appeared in national newspapers and magazines around the nation, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, The Weekly Standard, Roll Call, Fortune, and Business Week. She has appeared on radio and television, including CNN, Fox and PBS.

She has a B.A., summa cum laude, from Cornell University, an MPA from Princeton University and is a Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM).