Daniel Moijueh, Executive Director of Fenton Village in Silver Spring, Maryland, is dedicated to protecting and fostering growth within this vibrant community. Home to approximately 240 businesses, Fenton Village is a thriving neighborhood with establishments ranging from restaurants and salons to music and art stores. Under Moijueh’s leadership, the community is adapting to ongoing development, positioning itself as an enduring cultural and economic hub.

Central to Moijueh’s leadership is his commitment to advocacy and strong community relationships. By hostingmonthly forums, he brings together local business owners and residents to address critical issues, including crime, the impacts of construction, and homelessness. This open dialogue fosters a collaborative spirit, empowering Fenton Village to meet challenges together while creating a supportive network that strengthens community ties and resilience.

A key initiative Moijueh is developing is the launch of a Fenton Village app—a resource aimed at streamlining connections between businesses and residents. This app will offer users easy access to information on local businesses, from restaurant recommendations to retail services, enhancing accessibility and helping businesses reach patrons through a user-friendly platform.

With a rich background that includes 13.5 years in the U.S. Army, Moijueh brings resilience, discipline, and a unique perspective to his role as a community leader and entrepreneur. His career has been marked by challenges that sharpened his insights, including a personal business setback in 2020 when he invested $250,000 to open a jewelry store, only to face overwhelming financial strain as the pandemic took hold. Though he eventually closed the store, Moijueh regards the experience as a valuable lesson in persistence—a story he shares to inspire other business owners facing tough times.

Moijueh’s vision for Fenton Village extends beyond short-term gains, aiming for a sustainable, thriving community. Leveraging his expertise in government contracting, he is exploring options for tax incentives, grants, and government partnerships to support local businesses. By securing these resources, he seeks to cultivate a flourishing small business ecosystem that can serve as a model for other communities, showcasing how economic resilience and community values can fuel sustainable growth.

Through his dedicated efforts, Moijueh is transforming Fenton Village into a resilient cornerstone of the greater Silver Spring area, where economic vitality and community spirit go hand-in-hand.

To learn more about Fenton Village, visit https://www.fentonvillagesilverspring.org/