Penn-Mar Human Services, a recognized leader in providing innovative, quality supports and services to hundreds of individuals with intellectual disabilities in Maryland and Pennsylvania, names Greg Nalley as the newest member of the board of The Penn-Mar Foundation.

Greg Nalley, of Baltimore, Md., is the founder of Nalley Fresh, the chef-driven restaurant chain specializing in bowls, wraps and salads. With eight locations in the Baltimore Metro area and northern suburbs of D.C., Nalley Fresh is gearing up to open two new locations in early November. In the past year, Nalley Fresh has partnered with Penn-Mar and its Customized Employment Program to provide job opportunities for individuals with special needs.

A Video Conversation with Greg Nalley, CEO of Nalley Fresh - Part IV

“When we established The Penn-Mar Foundation and its board in 1996, we knew that the support, leadership and acumen of the business community would be essential to help drive our transformational mission forward,” says Gregory Miller, Penn-Mar’s president and CEO. “Greg Nalley is a business leader, and we are pleased to announce his nomination to the Penn-Mar Foundation’s board of directors. His role will help ensure that our innovative and pioneering programs continue to enrich the lives of the individuals we serve.”

Originally from South Carolina, Greg Nalley moved to Maryland in 1992 and attended Stratford University’s (formerly the Baltimore International College’s) School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management, where he attained his degree. After 25 years in the restaurant business, he opened his first Nalley Fresh in 2011.

About Penn-Mar Human Services

Penn-Mar Human Services, founded in 1981, serves more than 400 adults with intellectual disabilities through its residential, respite, educational, vocational and supported employment programs in northern Baltimore, Carroll and Harford Counties in Maryland, and in southern York County in Pennsylvania. www.penn-mar.org