M.C. Layman CEO Appointed to Community Bank and Mental Health Board

FREDERICK, Md., Sept. 4, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- M.C. Layman, a commercial real estate firm founded two years ago by Kate Layman, is celebrating its second anniversary with new leadership roles in the Frederick community. Layman has been appointed to the Board of Directors of Woodsboro Bank and the Mental Health Association, expanding her involvement beyond commercial real estate.

Founded in 2024, M.C. Layman leverages Layman's extensive experience in commercial real estate, property management, and business operations to offer hands-on management and advisory services to property owners and businesses. "Starting M.C. Layman allowed me to put the experience and relationships I had built throughout my career to work in a new way," Layman said.

The appointments to Woodsboro Bank and the Mental Health Association reflect Layman's commitment to community involvement. As a member of the Woodsboro Bank Board of Directors, she brings her expertise in commercial real estate and business operations to support a community bank with deep roots in Frederick County. Her role on the Mental Health Association Board of Directors focuses on addressing an important community need, extending the same perspective to a different sector.

"Real estate is about much more than the physical asset," Layman explained. "Success depends on understanding what exists beyond the walls of a building, the businesses, people, capital, and community around it." This perspective has guided M.C. Layman's approach from the start, emphasizing the economic and community factors that influence long-term property performance.

Layman views the appointments as extensions of the same community-focused perspective that informs M.C. Layman's work. "Working in real estate has given me a deep appreciation for the businesses, institutions, and people that make a community strong," she said. "Woodsboro Bank and the Mental Health Association support that strength in different ways, and I'm honored to contribute to both as Frederick County continues to grow."

As M.C. Layman enters its third year, the company remains committed to its core services in commercial real estate, property management, and advisory work, rooted in a practical understanding of the Frederick County community. "We are proud of what we've built and grateful for the clients who have trusted us with their properties and businesses," Layman added.

Through these new roles, Layman aims to contribute to the growth and well-being of Frederick County, leveraging her expertise to support both financial institutions and community health initiatives.