Since the age of 18, Craig pursued his passion working as a full-time musician and songwriter. Under his stage name, Incwell, he performed at every venue from The Fillmore, in Silver Spring, to Strathmore, in Rockville, charming concert-goers with motivational, esoteric, and introspective music. In his free time, he took to schools and group homes in his community to perform and provide mentorship to youth. Craig now works as an insurance consultant and Real Estate agent servicing Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. From health insurance to qualified pension plans, to property taxes, his applicable wealth of knowledge has helped him serve his community virtuously. Craig’s journey has been well-documented by accredited novelist William Bennett, who featured Craig in his novel, "The Book of Man;" an exposé on positive pathways to manhood, and, by the Washington Post the award-winning series, "Being a Black Man." Despite his accomplishments, Craig names his crowning achievement his family. Craig married his lovely wife, Erika (Quintanilla) in 2014, and they have three children. Craig and Erika understand the complex problems working families face both, here in Montgomery County, and across the country. Craig’s humility, compassion, and thoughtful approach to everything he does fosters a contagious energy when tackling difficult challenges, both at work and at home. A Democrat, whose convictions are deeply steeped in EQUALITY, equal treatment, and equal opportunity, he plans to fight for progressive innovation and growth, aimed at strengthening and stimulating our local economy. As a life-long Maryland and D.C. resident, Craig Carozza-Caviness will be a strong advocate for his constituents because he recognizes the challenges they face and the importance of being heard.