Rachel Barrett-Dolcine

Daily Record Staff//April 13, 2015

//April 13, 2015

Chief Executive Officer

Compass Consulting and Training Solutions LLC

Rachel Barrett-Dolcine launched Compass Consulting and Training Solutions LLC in 2010 and has continued to implement innovative strategies to grow the company’s training classes, consulting services and other offerings. The firm is a community based business that prides itself on being an asset to the communities throughout Central Maryland.

She also is a devoted volunteer, serving as the founder of the Joseph and Vera Douglas Family Foundation Inc.; and board member of of Bringing on New Direction (BOND) Inc. and A Good Black Man Inc.

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