As senior manager for learning and delivery at the Bloomberg Center for Government Excellence at Johns Hopkins University, Tomeria Jordan oversees developing, designing, and implementing training programs to enhance skills and improve outcomes for city leaders and their communities. Her responsibilities include managing instructional technology and ensuring effective program delivery across multiple languages. With a career rooted in learning and development, she has built a reputation for her leadership, strategic insight, and commitment to equity across various industries.
Before taking on her current role, Ms. Jordan worked as the academic curriculum manager at the Bloomberg Center for Government Excellence from 2022 to 2024, and she has held key leadership positions at organizations such as Clements Worldwide and GEICO. Over the years, she has become known for her global expertise in learning and development, her ability to lead and strategize, and her commitment to equity, research, and analytics.
Ms. Jordan’s career journey reflects her educational background and commitment to continuous improvement. She holds a Master of Arts in education and instructional technology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and a Business Administration Bachelor of Science in international business and economics from Old Dominion University (ODU). Her extensive certifications, including six sigma yellow belt and instructional design credentials, reinforce her commitment to professional development. She has participated in leadership programs at Johns Hopkins University and is a certified trust edge facilitator.
Ms. Jordan attributes her success to her faith, which she considers the foundation of her journey. She draws inspiration from those who excel, seeing them as mentors from whom she can learn. This open-minded attitude has helped her remain grounded, humble, and resilient. She views life’s challenges as opportunities for growth and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning, regardless of title or position. Through her podcast, “Confidence Restored,” she seeks to inspire others with this service, dedication, and faith philosophy.
Ms. Jordan’s career began at a young age, inspired by her family’s and community’s entrepreneurial spirit on Pocahontas Island in Virginia. This historic community, the oldest area where free Blacks resided in the 1800s, shaped her early years and fostered her work ethic. Ms. Jordan’s grandmother, who ran a store and a newspaper route, was a significant influence, and following in her footsteps, Ms. Jordan took up delivering newspapers between the ages of 11 and 15. These formative experiences cultivated a strong sense of entrepreneurship that would later define her professional life.
Ms. Jordan’s achievements have earned her recognition throughout her career. In 2021, she was named to the inaugural ODU 40 Under 40 Alumni Recognition Program and won numerous awards at GEICO, including the corporate quality award and excellence in leadership award. Clements Worldwide has also honored her as global employee of the year, and she received a diversity leadership award from the Diversity Leadership Council at Johns Hopkins University.
Looking ahead, Ms. Jordan plans to continue growing in her career while inspiring others to do the same. She remains devoted to serving others, leading with faith, and maintaining a positive outlook. In addition to her professional pursuits, she is also working on a devotional book that is nearing completion.
