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Message to Members Awards 3 17 2021 Board of Directors Year in Photos 4 21 GBC at a Glance 11 Year in Review 29 Vision, Mission and 2020 Programs, Regional Perspective 11 Projects and 29 Core Pillars for a Highlights Competitive Business 11 Advocacy Environment 31 Events and 2021 Membership by Communications for 12 Industry Guide 33 Member Engagement 2021 Member Directory 36 Committees 13 Preparing for the Future: 2020 Event Sponsors 7 A Regional Workforce 1 Development Initiative 14 Inside Report Advertisers’ Index Back Cover GBC’s Next Up Program CONTENTS 15

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It is an understatement to say that 2020 has been a unique, difficult and • Commit to creating a more representative Board of Directors. challenging year. However, despite the disruptions to normal business • Evaluating and deciding each GBC public policy position through operations brought about by the coronavirus pandemic and other an equity lens. societal challenges, the work of the GBC in its 65th year has remained • Conducting a series of programs to educate and provide needed strong and we expect an even stronger 2021. resources so GBC member and non-member companies can create Like many of you, the GBC has adapted to meet the challenges and has inclusive business environments. executed on program development, improving services and adding This is an exciting agenda to drive positive action and we urge all of our value for our member organizations. members to embrace this effort. Among the programs initiated in 2020, the GBC launched the COVID-19 A significant economic growth project the GBC advanced in 2020 was Business Recovery Advisory Council to assist small and minority the release of Preparing for the Future: A Regional Workforce Development businesses—the backbone of the regional economy. The pandemic has Initiative. The report identifies the top 20 family-supporting occupations hit large and small businesses in ways no one could have predicted. But in business sectors that are expected to see the greatest job growth in it has especially placed greater stress on small and minority businesses, the next decade—healthcare, information technology, business services which often lack the resources to adjust rapidly. In addition to the and construction. It provides a roadmap to ensure the region has an work of the Business Recovery Advisory Council, the GBC compiled educated and skilled workforce to meet the needs of these high growth information on COVID-19-related legislation and resources that would industry sectors. The GBC’s Education and Workforce Committee be helpful for businesses. will oversee the implementation of the report’s recommendations The GBC and its COVID-19 Business Recovery Advisory Council will in collaboration with stakeholders from industry, education, and continue to support local, state and federal proposals to bolster workforce development. business activity, provide assistance and offer informative programs/ The GBC will be active and the voice of business in policy matters and webinars to assist businesses until the pandemic has passed and the discussions when the General Assembly convenes in January. economy has recovered. Our advocacy focuses on supporting policies and programs that The issue of racial equity and social justice has been front and center advance economic competitiveness of the region and to oppose those throughout the year. The murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis that hinder inclusive growth and prosperity. As stated, we will do so shocked our collective conscience and made us inwardly reflect on through an equity lens. systemic inequities in our government, institutions, businesses and on The 2020 election, at the national and local stage, is in the books. The our streets. GBC actively helped educate and inform voters of the candidates for Like many, the GBC issued a statement that it stands for racial equity Mayor and City Council President. As an independent, non-partisan and social justice and remains committed to working towards solutions organization, the GBC does not endorse candidates but we did outline to address systemic societal inequities. The statement read in part: a list of qualities the next Mayor of Baltimore must have to help the city The GBC [and its leaders] are committed to devote our time turn the corner with bold leadership. and energy to build bridges for racial unity, work towards The GBC is committed to engaging with Mayor , City solutions to address systemic societal inequities, demand just Council President Nick Mosby, Comptroller Bill Henry and the newly and responsible policing in Baltimore and beyond and build elected City Council members to ensure that the business community more equitable and inclusive workplaces. Most importantly, plays an integral role in advocating for solutions that will positively we commit to listen . . . [and] pledge to work tirelessly to drive inclusive economic growth, job creation, and stability for the strengthen the GBC’s programs and efforts on these fronts. City of Baltimore. A stronger city will benefit the entire Greater Since that statement was issued, the GBC has held a number of Baltimore region. programs to explore structural racism, equity in the workplace, and This vital work cannot be accomplished without the involvement of how individuals, employers and organizations can become involved our members. It’s our active members who provide the ideas, solutions in supporting and promoting racial equity and social justice. We are and influence that the GBC enjoys. The more our members become committed to providing more opportunities for our members to engaged, the better our product and the more that can be achieved for address systemic societal inequities and to build more equitable and the good of our communities. inclusive workplaces. While times, elected officials, and challenges change, the GBC’s overall In the year ahead, the GBC, as an organization, will become more purpose remains constant. In keeping with our founders’ vision, the intentional and lead by example in addressing racial inequity and GBC brings private-sector vision, resources and influence to solving the injustice by: pressing public problems of the day. • Conducting a review of bylaws, policies and procedures of the GBC Join with us as we address the expected—and unexpected—challenges to ensure they are inclusive. in the year ahead. • Providing formal racial equity training for all GBC staff and a majority of the Board members. • The Board of Directors adopting a set of principles and code of conduct committing to practices of racial equity and social justice, both personally and in their businesses. Calvin G. Butler, Jr. Donald C. Fry Chair, GBC Board of Directors President & CEO

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OFFICERS Chair Calvin G. Butler Jr. Senior Executive Vice President Exelon Chief Executive Officer Exelon Utilities

Vice Chair Secretary Mary Ann Scully Robert C. Embry Jr. Chairman and CEO President Howard Bank Abell Foundation

Treasurer Immediate Past Chair Martin P. Brunk Paul A. Tiburzi, Esq. Office Managing Partner Senior Partner RSM US LLP DLA Piper

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Trif Alatzas John Angelos Peter G. Publisher and President Angelos, Esq. Editor-in-Chief MASN Chairman of the Board and CEO Media Group

Christine Aspell Gary Attman R. Andrew Bauer Managing Partner, President and CEO Vice President & Baltimore Office FutureCare Health Regional Executive KPMG LLP and Management Federal Reserve Corp. Bank of Richmond, Baltimore

Diane Bell- Gregg Thomas S. McKoy Bernstein, Esq. Bozzuto President and CEO Partner, Chairman Associated Black Baltimore Office The Bozzuto Charities Zuckerman Group, Inc. Spaeder LLP

Michael Stephen E. Richard W. Cass Bronfein Budorick President CEO President and CEO Curio Wellness Corporate Office Properties Trust

Bradley S. August J. David Cordish Chambers Chiasera Chairman President Regional President The Cordish MedStar Good for Greater Baltimore Companies Samaritan Hospital, M&T Bank MedStar Union Corporation Memorial Hospital Senior Vice President MedStar Health

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Albert “Skip” Gregory A. Ronald J. Counselman Cross, Esq. Daniels Chairman Partner President RCM&D Venable LLP

Denis Dunn Greg Farno Greg Fitchitt Maryland State President, President, President Maryland Region Columbia AT&T Maryland Truist The Howard Hughes Corporation

Laura Gamble Nancy W. Richard Regional President, Greene, Esq. Greenwood Greater Maryland Chairman Managing Partner PNC Miles & PwC LLP Stockbridge

Adam A. Gross Jeffrey Hargrave Steve Harris Principal Founder and Senior Vice Ayers Saint President President and Gross, Inc. Mahogany Inc. General Manager Dell EMC Federal Chair The Presidents’ RoundTable, Inc.

Rev. Dr. Alvin C. Dave Hickey Sandra S. Hathaway Sr. Executive Vice Hillman Senior Pastor President and President Union Baptist President Sandy Hillman Church BD Life Sciences Communications

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Richard J. Jacob Hsu Dan Joerres Himelfarb CEO President and Chairman, Catalyte General Manager Investment Banking WBAL-TV Stifel Channel 11

Mark K. Joseph Francis X. Sabina Kelly President Kelly III Greater Maryland The Shelter CEO Market President Foundation Kelly & Associates Bank of America Insurance Group / Kelly Payroll

Dr. Sandra Lawrence E. Jon M. Laria, Kurtinitis Kurzius Esq. President Chairman, President Managing Partner, Community and CEO Baltimore Office College of McCormick & Ballard Spahr LLP Baltimore County Company, Inc.

Barry F. Levin, Rev. Brian F. Archbishop Esq. Linnane, S.J. William E. Lori Managing Partner, President Archbishop of Baltimore Office Loyola University Baltimore Saul Ewing Maryland Archdiocese of Arnstein & Lehr, Baltimore LLP

Dr. David Maine Warner Mason William J. President & CEO President McCarthy Jr. Mercy Health WebbMason Executive Director Services Marketing Associated Catholic Charities, Inc.

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Neil M. Meltzer William H. Jay A. Perman, President and CEO “Willy” Moore MD LifeBridge Health President Chancellor Southway University System Builders, Inc. of Maryland

Brian Pieninck Kevin A. Plank John Racanelli President and CEO Executive Chairman President and CEO CareFirst BlueCross & Brand Chief National Aquarium BlueShield Under Armour, Inc.

Timothy J. Dr. Kim Schatzel Regan President President President and CEO Towson University University The Whiting-Turner of Baltimore Contracting Company

Alexander F. William Arun Subhas Smith Stromberg Baltimore Office Founder & President President and CEO Managing Partner Atlas Restaurant T. Rowe Price EY Group Group, Inc.

Joseph A. Mohan Suntha, Robert L. Sullivan MD, MBA Wallace Franklin President & CEO Founder, President Templeton University of and CEO Maryland Medical BITHGROUP System Technologies and BITHENERGY

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David Warnock Marc Weller Arnold Williams Managing Partner Founding Partner Managing Director Camden Partners Weller Abrams, Foster, Development Nole & Williams, P.A.

Dr. David Wilson Dr. Sheridan President Todd Yeary Morgan State Senior Pastor University Douglas Memorial Community Church and Affiliates

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GBC at a Glance Vision, Mission and Regional Perspective GBC’s Vision GBC’s Regional Perspective Greater Baltimore—Baltimore City and the five surrounding Regions, not individual jurisdictions, are the primary economic counties (Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and competitors in the global economy. Successful regions are Howard counties)—will be recognized as a leader in the characterized by healthy and viable core areas, while regions global economy. with declining core areas do not perform as well. The synergy among central cities and the jurisdictions GBC’s Mission around them is critical to a region’s success. A thriving urban The mission of the Greater Baltimore Committee is to area energizes a region and serves as a catalyst for economic improve the business climate of the Greater Baltimore and cultural growth. In Greater Baltimore, strengthening region by organizing its corporate and civic leadership to regional ties and collaboration benefits the entire region. develop solutions to the problems that affect the region’s Regional business leaders creating competitiveness and viability. a better tomorrow . . . today.

Core Pillars for a Competitive Business Environment A top priority of the GBC is creating a competitive business environment. In consultation with business and economic development leaders, the GBC identified eight core pillars for a competitive business environment:

Government leadership that unites with business as a Competitive costs of doing business. Public policies must partner. Maryland leaders must set a welcoming tone that reflect a government predisposition to nurture business growth communicates positive support for business, respect for the and to avoid arbitrarily or disproportionately imposing additional private sector as a partner, not an adversary, and reflects a overhead upon the business sector. strategic plan for business growth and job creation. Superior transportation infrastructure with reliable funding A workforce that is highly-educated and meets mechanisms. An essential prerequisite of a competitive business Maryland’s business needs. Maryland’s secondary and environment includes well-funded and maintained highway, higher education institutions must offer access to quality transit, port and airport infrastructure that provides reliable and instruction at all levels and cultivate a workforce that is efficient options to move people, goods and services. well-suited to a modern economy and to the specific Strategic and effective state investments in business growth. needs of Maryland’s business sectors. The state must commit to substantive strategic investments, Regulatory policies that are streamlined, leveraged with capital assets, to nurture business and job stable and predictable. Maryland must growth. Investments should include competitive and effective project to businesses within and outside tax credits, business development incentives, and tactical the state that its government regulatory initiatives to nurture private investment in industry growth. policies are reasonable, relevant, free of Business marketing strategy that is aggressive, surprises or redundancy, and considerate coordinated, long-term, and well-funded. Success of businesses’ sense of urgency. breeds success. Competitive states celebrate their Tax structure that is fair and businesses’ achievements by investing in competitive. Maryland’s tax policy comprehensive communication and promotion must be perceived by business as being to internal and national audiences of business competitive and devoid of elements strengths and the state’s assets as a place to that unreasonably target specific live and work. businesses or business sectors.

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Events and Communications for Member Engagement Throughout the year, the GBC offers a wide range of events and contributions that have benefited the Greater Baltimore featuring leading experts, high-level executives and top community. In addition, the GBC provides members with government officials to provide GBC members and guests a wide-range of communications to stay fully-informed with in-depth insight and perspective on timely topics and about the GBC’s work and activities, as well as airing and issues of importance to the growth and competitiveness publishing in local news outlets commentaries by President of the Greater Baltimore region and the state. At three and CEO Donald C. Fry, which educate and inform readers and signature events during the year the GBC announces listeners about the GBC perspective on issues and topics of recipients of awards it presents for significant achievement public interest.

Events Communications The GBC offers a year-long schedule of events including: The GBC provides members with a broad range of information through its electronic and print publications, • GBC Annual Meeting. The state’s premier business event including: of the year. • Bridging the Gap Achievement Awards. Minority and • GBC Leader. GBC’s twice-monthly e-newsletter provides GBC members with news about business women-owned businesses are recognized for outstanding climate issues, GBC events, committee information and achievement. member news. • Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit. Majority, minority and women-owned businesses and civic • GBC State House Update. An e-newsletter reporting on organizations discuss strategies for transforming the key issues and developments in the Maryland General culture within businesses and the broader community to Assembly. Published weekly during the legislative session be more diverse, equitable and inclusive. from January–April and periodically during the interim. • Economic Outlook Conference. Leading experts preview • E-mail Advisories. The GBC issues e-mail advisories to upcoming regional and national economic issues. members providing instant updates, breaking news and GBC event information. • Maryland General Assembly Legislative Forum. The business community kicks off the legislative session with • Member Directory. This members-only print and an overview by leaders of the General Assembly. electronic directory is the Who’s Who of the region’s business and civic leaders. • Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards. The GBC, the Baltimore Development Corporation, and the • President and CEO Report. The President & CEO Report provides members with periodic updates about current Mayor of Baltimore honor businesses for outstanding GBC work and initiatives. community service. • Transportation Summit. An annual review of issues • GBC on Social Media. Follow the GBC on Facebook, relating to improving transportation infrastructure and Twitter (@GBCorg), Instagram (@GreaterBaltimoreCommittee) and LinkedIn (@greater-baltimore-committee). mobility in the region and state. • Newsmaker Speaker Series. Each program consists of an • GBC on the Web. The GBC’s most comprehensive member elected official, government or business leader discussing communication medium, gbc.org, features timely GBC news, member news, a calendar of events, committee major issues impacting the business community and information and easily accessible information on economic growth in the Baltimore region. Occasionally, a GBC initiatives. program may highlight three to four high profile CEOs and business leaders to focus on a particular industry sector. • GBC Commentaries. GBC President and CEO Donald C. • Baltimore Women’s Advisory Board. The Baltimore Fry’s commentaries on public policy and business climate Women’s Advisory Board hosts events to educate and issues are featured in the The Daily Record, Baltimore inform audiences on topics related to the mission of Business Journal, on WBAL NewsRadio 1090 AM/101.5 FM, positioning Baltimore as a leader in gender equality. Past and other media outlets. events have featured leading experts on diversity and inclusion in the workplace, financial wellness for women, and how to recognize and grow from emotional stress.

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Committees Greater Baltimore Committee policy committees offer in helping to solve the region’s most pressing and important members the chance to learn, network and lead efforts to issues. These committees are the perfect opportunity for create and advocate for programs and policies that will impact members to make a difference. Participation by members the Greater Baltimore region. Led by volunteer leaders from ensures that the GBC is effective, relevant and reflects the the GBC’s membership, the committees are actively involved voice of the private sector on a range of important issues.

Bioscience Committee Health Care Committee The Bioscience Committee studies and advocates for public policies The Health Care Committee’s focus is to foster health-conscious that will make the Greater Baltimore region attractive to biopharma, workplaces within the Greater Baltimore region by educating medical device and medical technology entrepreneurs as well as members on emerging health concerns. The committee also established bioscience companies. The committee seeks to ensure monitors federal and state health care policy, and its impact on the that the bioscience industry maximizes its potential as a regional cost of doing business and business operations. economic engine. Innovation and Technology Committee Bridging the Gap Committee The Innovation and Technology Committee serves as an advocate The Bridging the Gap Committee is dedicated to evolving the for programs and policies that support and encourage smart business culture of Greater Baltimore by developing and fostering cities, entrepreneurship, innovation and growth in the region’s relationships between majority, minority, and women-owned technology sector. The committee develops and advocates for businesses. The Bridging the Gap initiative provides targeted policies, programs and initiatives that promote and assist Baltimore’s support and programming to help women and minority-owned burgeoning technology and start-up communities. businesses in Greater Baltimore succeed and grow. Public Safety Committee Coalition for a Second Chance The Public Safety Committee seeks to identify and examine The Coalition for a Second Chance is a group of experts from emerging public safety issues, the impact on employers/employees the public and private sectors charged with examining barriers and customers/clients, and works with appropriate stakeholders to employment for those returning to society from a period of to affect positive change in Baltimore City and the surrounding incarceration, as well as other policy issues tied to reentry. The counties. The committee also examines best practices from other Coalition has published a report with recommendations for cities in order to better inform public safety policy. improving job prospects for returning citizens and ensuring their success after leaving incarceration, as well as a Quick Guide Sports and Events Marketing Advisory Council to help employers understand the business case for hiring The GBC Sports and Events Marketing Advisory Council seeks to returning citizens. actively support and promote the economic benefit of Baltimore’s major sports teams—the Orioles and Ravens—and to assist in Economic Development Committee efforts to attract and market major sporting and entertainment The purpose of the Economic Development Committee is to create events to be held in the Greater Baltimore region. a vibrant and diverse regional economy that increases the quality of life for workers and provides the necessary support for sustainable Tourism, Entertainment and Culture Committee regional growth. The committee seeks to ensure that programs and The Tourism, Entertainment and Culture Committee works to policies are in place that improve business competitiveness in the identify and address key issues facing the hospitality, entertainment Greater Baltimore region. and tourism industries by supporting or implementing projects and policies that would be beneficial to the companies, organizations Education and Workforce Committee and institutions that often present Baltimore’s image to the The Education and Workforce Committee seeks to identify, support outside world. and promote programs, policies and new training and educational initiatives, including Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Transportation and Mobility Committee (STEM) and career and technology programs, designed to ensure an The Transportation and Mobility Committee is dedicated to educated, well-trained and highly-skilled workforce that meets the creating an interconnected, multi-modal, accessible transportation needs of the Baltimore region’s diverse industries. The committee network that actively contributes to economic growth and moves is also actively engaged in addressing workforce development in people efficiently. The committee studies and promotes regional the health care, IT, business services, and construction/building transportation initiatives that connect workers to employment hubs industries that are expected to see significant growth over the and supports business growth by allowing the free flow of goods next decade. and services.

For more information about the work of the committees or to request to serve on a committee, please visit gbc.org/committees or contact Tara Harris, Committee Coordinator, at (410) 727-2820 or [email protected].

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Preparing for the Future: A Regional Workforce Development Initiative Report Nearly two years ago, the Greater Baltimore Committee Board of Directors proposed the creation of an initiative to examine workforce readiness in the Greater Baltimore region. The multi-phase GBC Regional Workforce Development Initiative spent 18 months during 2019 and 2020 examining the issue, focusing on family-supporting jobs forecast to grow in our region over the next decade. The GBC’s Regional Workforce Development Initiative Steering Committee, along with partner organizations throughout the region, guided work on the report. In October, the GBC unveiled the result of the Initiative: A comprehensive report which identifies the top 20 occupations likely to produce the most family-supporting jobs in the Baltimore region over the next decade. The The report, Preparing for the Future: A Regional report also outlines recommendations to enhance Workforce Development Initiative, includes more than education and training systems and address structural 50 recommendations to ensure the region has a pipeline of racism, gender inequities and systemic barriers to skilled workers to fill high growth family-supporting jobs. workforce participation and advancement. GBC President and CEO Donald C. Fry said, “Focusing on business sectors that are projected to see the greatest growth in the next decade—health care, information technology, business services and the construction industries—the report will provide a roadmap to ensure that our region has the educated and skilled workforce to meet the needs of those industry sectors.” The GBC is guiding the effort to implement the report’s recommendations. GBC members interested in getting involved with this phase of the Initiative are encouraged to contact the GBC and ask to join the Education and Workforce Committee, which is responsible for implementing the report. Call (410) 727-2820. The report and an appendices that lists workforce training and other opportunities in the Baltimore region is available on the GBC website: https://gbc.org/programs-and-project -initiatives/publications-reports/

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GBC’s Next Up Program Each year, the Next Up program accepts a limited number of individuals aged 40 and under who are employees of GBC member organizations and have been identified and nominated by senior leadership as a “rising star” with the potential to ascend to an executive or upper management- level position in the not too distant future. The Next Up program is limited to Greater Baltimore Committee member companies and their employees. The program seeks to aid in the personal and professional development of these young leaders by exposing them to opportunities to learn about civic leadership and policy issues affecting business, expanding their network connections with comparable business professionals, and engaging them in the meaningful work of the GBC to ensure that they take advantage of the myriad of membership benefits and opportunities offered to GBC members. The required portions of the program occur quarterly, take civic issues; and networking opportunities. The knowledge no more than two hours, and are held during either gained from the top-level speakers that the participants are breakfast, lunch or early evening timeframes. Additionally, exposed to, as well as the connections they make during the optional events and opportunities are offered throughout year, are of a high quality and provide a great professional the year. Programming is centered around relevant topics value to them in both the short and long term. In return, the and offer meaningful takeaways to ensure that members employer benefits from the new wisdom and relationships of the cohort will truly appreciate the benefits of the gained from these young professionals. program and will be active participants. For more information on the Next Up program or to discuss Next Up programming involves seminar-style talks from program participation or programming, please call the GBC business, civic and government leaders in the region; at (410) 727-2820 or visit gbc.org/category/next-up. in-depth discussions of local and regional business and

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Awards

Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards For more than four decades, the Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards has honored deserving companies that have engaged in specific activities or projects that have significantly benefited the Baltimore community and are outside of the business’s regular mission or day-to-day work or activities. The annual awards event, which is presented by the GBC, the Baltimore Development Corporation and the Mayor’s Office, honors businesses for their outstanding corporate leadership, commitment to community and dedication to improving the quality of life for Baltimore City residents.

2020 The Greater Baltimore Committee celebrated 14 businesses at a virtual event on December 11, 2020 as the winners of the 46th Annual Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards.

• Accenture • Ice Queens • Breaking Bread LLC • imre • Dent Education • Italian Cultural Center of Maryland • Ekiben Baltimore • Lord Baltimore Hotel • Heritage Financial Consultants LLC • MileOne Autogroup • Hotel Revival • Plano-Coudon Construction • Hyatt Regency Baltimore • Su Casa Furniture

2019 The Greater Baltimore Committee celebrated 12 businesses on December 12, 2019 as winners of the 45th Annual Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards.

• AECOM • Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor • B&O Railroad Museum • Howard Bank • Cannon Design • Kaiser Permanente • CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield • Morgan Stanley • Centerplate • University of Maryland Medical Center • Every Kid Can Cook • WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5

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2020 Regional Visionary Award The Regional Visionary Award honors individuals who have significantly contributed to the betterment of the Greater Baltimore region. The award has been presented to political, education and business leaders for their vision and roles in improving the region.

At the 2020 GBC Annual Meeting, the Regional Visionary Award was presented to Diane Bell-McKoy, President and Chief Executive Officer of Associated Black Charities.

Regional Visionary Award honorees since 1997 are:

2019 Thomas M. Scalea, MD 2018 Michael Hankin 2017 Patricia and Mark Joseph 2005 Julia W. Gouge, James M. Harkins, Janet S. Owens, James N. Robey, James T. Smith Jr. 2016 Carla Hayden 2004 Dr. David J. Ramsay 2015 Doreen Bolger 2003 Casper R. Taylor Jr. 2014 Michael Busch, William “Brit” Kirwan 2002 Calvin W. Burnett, James D. Tschechtelin, 2013 Jan Houbolt H. Mebane Turner 2012 Freeman A. Hrabowski 2001 William K. Hellmann 2011 Ken Ulman 2000 Robert C. Embry Jr. 2010 Willard Hackerman 1999 Frank P. Bramble 2009 Baltimore Ravens 1998 Samuel L. Rosenberg, Walter Sondheim Jr. 2008 Anthony Brown 1997 Clarence W. Blount, Charles Ecker, Barbara Hoffman, 2007 Martin O’Malley Howard P. Rawlings, Eileen Rehrmann, 2006 Raymond A. Mason, George A. Roche C. A. “Dutch” Ruppersberger, Kurt L. Schmoke

Walter Sondheim Public Service Award The Walter Sondheim Public Service Award is presented to individuals, other than elected officials, who make outstanding contributions to the community without seeking recognition or accolades.

Since 2007, the GBC has bestowed awards occasionally but not annually to:

2019 Former Baltimore County Executive 2014 Fred Lazarus, Bob Bogomolny Donald Mohler 2013 Joe Jones 2018 CollegeBound Foundation 2009 Robert C. Embry Jr. 2017 Calvin Butler, Timothy Regan 2008 Eddie Brown, Sylvia Brown 2016 Ronald Peterson 2007 Sally J. Michel

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2020 Bridging the Gap Achievement Awards The 2020 Bridging the Gap Achievement Awards were presented at a virtual event on November 23, 2020. The awards honored minority and women-owned companies for business achievement and majority companies that support these businesses.

The awards program is part of Bridging the Gap, a minority and women-owned business development initiative of the Greater Baltimore Committee.

Community Impact Mentorship Category • Division Street Landscaping, LLC • Andrew Parlock, Northrup Grumman • Safe Alternative Foundation for Education, Inc. Successful Minority or Diversity in Leadership Women-Owned Company • East Baltimore Development, Inc. • BTST Services • Vehicles for Change • Fearless • Maryland Center for Hospitality Training Innovative Partnership/Strategic Alliance • Mayson-Dixon Companies • HOPE Inside­—M&T Bank and Operation HOPE, Inc. • Turner’s Three-Pronged Alliance—Turner Elijah E. Cummings Leadership Construction Company and Morgan State University in Diversity Award • Under Armour, Inc. and NPower Maryland • Maryland Minority Contractors Association, Inc. • Md. Washington Minority Companies Association Inc.

Howard “Pete” Rawlings Courage in Public Service Award The Howard “Pete” Rawlings Courage in Public Service Award, presented occasionally but not annually, honors public officials who demonstrate exceptional courage while serving in elected or appointed public office.

Previous award recipients are:

2017 U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein 2009 Former Baltimore City Public Schools CEO 2016 U.S. Congressman Elijah E. Cummings Dr. Andres Alonso 2015 U.S. Senator Barbara Mikulski 2006 U.S. Senator Paul S. Sarbanes 2010 Former Baltimore City Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld

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Year in Photos

65th Anniversary Annual Meeting

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GBC Economic Outlook Conference From Pandemic Economy to Presidential Election: Effects, Forecast & Future

Top row: Don Fry, Amanda E. Agati; Bottom row: Bernard Yaros, Maryland Comptroller

2020 Transportation Summit: Advancing Equity Through Transportation Policy

Top row: Don Fry, Nathaniel P. Ford, Sr., Jess Zimbabwe; Bottom row: Monica Tibbits-Nutt, David Bragdon 2020 Maryland General Assembly Legislative Forum

Moderator Jeff Salkin with panelists Senator J.B. Jennings, Delegate Stephanie Smith, Senate President Bill Ferguson, Senate President Bill Ferguson Delegate Eric Luedtke, Secretary of Commerce Kelly Schulz and GBC President and CEO Don Fry (left to right)

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BWAB: Financial Wellness—Mobilizing the Financial Power of Women

Top row: Sarah Kahl, Kathy Bays Armstrong, Christine Aspell; Bottom row: Sandy Liotta, Sabina Kelly Bridging the Gap Committee presents: Racial Equity in the Workplace—Moving from Statements to Action

Top row: Jessica Rice, Robert Wells; Bottom row: Phil Croskey, Eleise Richards College Bound Foundation Internship Fair

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2020 GBC Golf Classic

Opening Day, 2020 Maryland General Assembly Legislative Session

Secretary of Commerce Kelly Schulz and GBC President and CEO Don Fry with GBC President and CEO Don Fry Howard County Executive Calvin Ball

Baltimore City Election 2020—Mayoral Debate

City Council President Brandon Scott (candidate) Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young (candidate) Mary Miller (candidate)

Thiru Vignarajah (candidate) T. J. Smith (candidate) (candidate)

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Baltimore City Election 2020—City Council President Debate

Top Row: Delegate Nick Mosby, Councilmember Shannon Snead, Carl Stokes Bottom row: Dan Sparaco, ­Councilmember Leon Pinkett

Newsmaker Speaker Series: Structural Racism in America

Diane Bell-McKoy, Dr. S. Todd Yeary, J.D., Ph.D., Associated Black Charities Senior Pastor, Douglas Memorial ­Community Church

Newsmaker Speaker Series: Reflections of a Mayor

Top to bottom, left to right: Sheila Dixon, Don Fry, Kurt Schmoke, Martin O’Malley, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

Newsmaker Speaker Series: Re-inventing a Baltimore Landmark—Lexington Market 2.0

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Newsmaker Speaker Series: Tradepoint Atlantic—From Newsmaker Speaker Series: Bethlehem Steel to a Modern Day A Win for Baltimore: The Renovation of Economic Engine Pimlico and Preserving the Preakness

Aaron Tomarchio Don Fry Senate President Bill Ferguson

Newsmaker Speaker Series: The State of Hospitality and Tourism

Al Hutchinson

Newsmaker Speaker Series: Higher Education in the COVID-19 Era

Top row: Dr. Jay Perman, Dr. Kim Schatzel, Don Fry; Bottom row: Dr. David Wilson, Rev. Brian F. Linnane, Javier Miyares

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Newsmaker Speaker Series: Meet University of Maryland President Darryll Pines and Coppin State University President Anthony Jenkins

President Darryll Pines President Anthony Jenkins Newsmaker Speaker Series: State of The Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak

Dr. Leana Wen and Dawn O’Neil (left to right) Dr Leana Wen, Don Fry and Dawn O’Neil (left to right) Newsmaker Speaker Series: Dr. David Wilson, President, Morgan State University

Dr. David Wilson

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Newsmaker Speaker Series: Police Commissioner Michael Harrison

Police Commissioner Michael Harrison with Don Fry (left to right) Don Fry with Police Commissioner Michael Harrison (left to right)

2020 Regional Transportation Press Conference

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball GBC President and CEO Don Fry

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman

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2020 Programs, Projects and Highlights GBC Committed to Racial Equity and Summit: Advancing Equity through Transportation Policy tackled the relevant and timely topic of leveraging policy, Social Justice planning, and community engagement in transportation and The GBC launched a new multi-faceted program to help mobility to advance equity. eradicate racial injustice and inequities. This new initiative came in response to the brutal and senseless murder of George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody. Following Regional Workforce Development Initiative the death of Floyd, GBC President and CEO Donald C. Fry Report Released issued a statement outlining the GBC’s commitment to eliminating racial inequities and injustice. The GBC also The GBC released in October, Preparing for the Future: A held a number of programs to explore structural racism, Regional Workforce Development Initiative, which identifies equity in the workplace and how individuals, employers the top family-supporting occupations that are forecast and organizations can become involved in supporting to grow in the Greater and promoting racial equity and justice. In October, the Baltimore region over the GBC announced that in the year ahead it will become next decade and analyzes more intentional and lead by example in addressing racial the programs that are inequity and injustice. currently available to prepare residents for those jobs. The report, which GBC Remains Engaged on Transportation was developed by the GBC Regional Workforce and Mobility Development Initiative With support from the GBC’s Transportation and Mobility Steering Committee, Committee, the GBC engaged in multiple efforts to enhance includes observations and transportation and mobility in the Greater Baltimore recommendations that region and to protect needed investment in our region’s encourage strong business transportation operations and infrastructure. The GBC was support and engagement actively engaged as a stakeholder in the development of the in the region’s education Central Maryland Regional Transit Plan, the 25-year vision for and workforce systems the transit network in Greater Baltimore, and is participating to strengthen their efforts and to provide clear pathways on the Implementation Team tasked with overseeing efforts for individuals to access these in-demand jobs. In the fall of to move the plan into action. The 2020 Transportation 2020, the Initiative transitioned to the implementation phase which is led by the GBC’s Education & Workforce Committee.

COVID-19: GBC Coverage and Response As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in Maryland and around the world, the GBC was quick to advocate for the interests of business and civic communities, share relevant and timely information and work to harness the collective power of the business community to assist with an economic recovery from the pandemic. Among the efforts was a new section on the GBC website that provides members and the public with updates on COVID-19- related state and federal legislation, philanthropic efforts by GBC member organizations and COVID-19 resources.

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COVID-19 Business Recovery Advisory GBC Publishes School/Business Council Formed Partnership Guide The GBC convened the COVID-19 Business Recovery Advisory The Greater Baltimore Committee released a guide in Council to help ensure the successful economic recovery of October to assist schools and businesses develop successful the Baltimore region and the state. Mary Ann Scully, Chair partnerships that expose students to career and other and CEO of Howard Bank and Vice Chair of the GBC Board of opportunities, while also helping businesses cultivate the Directors, oversees the work of the council, which includes future workforce. Creating a Successful School/Business GBC members and leading executives from the private sector Partnership: A Guide for Schools and Businesses was developed in the Baltimore region. The Council is focused on advocacy as part of the GBC’s work with Baltimore City Public Schools priorities and identifying and recommending programs, CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises to find ways the GBC and Baltimore’s policies and initiatives that can assist small and minority business community can support city schools and students. business recovery. Santelises said the GBC guide is timely as the city school system is eager to expand partnerships so students can get exposure to working professionals and expand their view GBC: Leadership Qualities of of possible career choices. The guide was developed by the GBC’s Education and Workforce Committee and includes Next Baltimore Mayor a checklist that schools and businesses can use to ensure The GBC released a statement before the Primary Election partnerships are established correctly and are sustained over that presented a set of qualities that the next Mayor of time. The digital publication also includes practical guidance Baltimore must possess to effectively lead the City in for school and business leaders to follow when establishing the midst of these uncertain times and unprecedented and maintaining a partnership. challenges. While the GBC does not support candidates or provide funding for election races, it does have a role to educate voters. The leadership qualities the GBC issued were even more relevant in the General Election. Member Engagement GBC’s Bridging the Gap Committee Convenes Baltimore City Election 2020 and Roundtables and Webinars to Advance Work During the uncertainty of 2020, the GBC’s Bridging the Gap “In Their Words . . .” Series Committee shifted to virtual meetings and events to continue The GBC launched an election education program to its work to support minority and women-owned businesses. educate voters about the Primary Election that took place on The Committee hosted a roundtable discussion with June 2. Earlier in the year, the GBC sent out questionnaires leadership from area banks to discuss the disproportionate to candidates running for Mayor and City Council President. impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on minority-owned The GBC shared all questionnaires and responses on a special businesses and strategies for mitigating those impacts in Baltimore Election 2020 section of the GBC website. the long-term. The Committee also convened a roundtable The GBC also hosted two virtual election debates via Zoom discussion on talking about race in the workplace following in partnership with WBAL NewsRadio. Each debate attracted the social unrest and held a webinar to highlight what more than 250 attendees. On May 14, the GBC hosted a regional companies are doing to move beyond statements to debate with the leading candidates for take action on racial equity and social justice. President, moderated by Donald C. Fry, GBC President & CEO, and Robert Lang, WBAL NewsRadio Newscaster. On May 27, the GBC held a virtual debate with the leading candidates for Baltimore Women’s Advisory Board Baltimore City Mayor, moderated by Fry and Bryan Nehman, Continues Work WBAL News Now host. The Baltimore Women’s Advisory Board (BWAB), through Another initiative of the election education program was a its #bWomen initiative, continued to work on positioning series entitled “In Their Words . . .” The series, which shared Baltimore as a national leader in gender equality. In 2020, BWAB questionnaire responses from leading candidates in the races hosted two well-attended virtual events. The first in September for Baltimore City Council President and Mayor, highlighted featured an expert panel on financial literacy. A second event in policy priorities set forth by the GBC. The series was shared November featured Dr. Humaira Siddiqi of Kaiser Permanente’s with more than 10,000 individuals and provided Baltimore Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group and highlighted the residents and businesses with vital information about where physiological elements of emotional stress, how to recognize it, candidates stood on a variety of issues. own it and grow from it in order to maintain stability.

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Next Up Cohort Welcomes 32 Young Leaders Partner—Baltimore, KPMG LLP. In addition to participating in official Next Up events, members of the 2020 cohort were In 2020, the Greater Baltimore Committee’s third Next Up active participants in many GBC policy committees and cohort opened its year of leadership training, professional events throughout the year. and personal development and networking opportunities with a dinner at The Capital Grille featuring GBC President & CEO Donald C. Fry and members of the GBC Board of Coalition for a Second Chance Directors. The 2020 cohort was the largest one yet with 32 members. Even through the challenges and limitations Identifies Priorities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 cohort came The GBC’s Coalition for a Second Chance held virtual together virtually, engaging with each other and the GBC to meetings throughout 2020 and welcomed many new help expand both their professional and personal networks members. While planned efforts to accelerate employer and knowledge. The Next Up program events included education and engagement on the benefits to second Lunch on Leadership: Thought Leadership, featuring new chance hiring were delayed due to COVID-19, the Coalition GBC Board Member Jacob Hsu, CEO of Catalyte. There held several virtual meetings in which efforts to address the was also a discussion on Civic Leadership: Business & digital divide, resources for supporting coordinated re-entry Government Collaboration featuring Delegate Nick Mosby efforts, and policy priorities for 2021 were discussed. In the (elected Baltimore City Council President on November 3), final meeting of the year, Secretary Robert Green and senior Aaron Tomarchio, Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs, staff from the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Tradepoint Atlantic, and Jayson Williams, CEO, Mayson- Services joined the Coalition to discuss key priorities for Dixon Companies. Closing out the year, the cohort came strengthening re-entry across the state, but in Greater together virtually for Cocktails & Conversations: Challenging Baltimore region specifically. The Coalition has identified a Leadership in the Uncertain Times of COVID-19 featuring number of State-level priorities related to public safety and GBC Board Members Dr. David Maine, President & CEO of re-entry that it intends to advocate for in the 2021 Session of Mercy Health Services, and Christine Aspell, Office Managing the Maryland General Assembly.

Advocacy Baltimore City State and Region GBC Weighs in on Proposals to Restructure GBC Active in Maryland General Assembly City Government on Key Issues The GBC took an active role in the debate surrounding major The 2020 legislative session of the Maryland General structural changes to Baltimore City Government in 2020 with Assembly started in a historic fashion with two new presiding the creation of the Baltimore City Government and Ethics officers, Senate President Bill Ferguson and House Speaker Reform Task Force. Chaired by Charles O. Monk II, Baltimore Adrienne Jones. It ended historically with a shortened Office Managing Partner, Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP, session due to COVID-19, the task force evaluated a multitude of charter amendments adjourning Sine Die on considered by members of the Baltimore City Council March 18 rather than that would restructure the operations of city government April 6, the scheduled as well as bills to improve ethics and transparency in city end of the 90-day government. Ultimately, more than 15 proposals to change session. In response to the existing government structure were considered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Baltimore City Council. With the guidance provided by the legislature took Task Force, the GBC shared its positions on most of these numerous actions, proposals, highlighting the need for a Charter Review including passing Commission to thoroughly examine major structural changes, emergency legislation particularly those that would result in a shift of power. An and creating the Joint amendment to require a Charter Review Commission did COVID-19 Response pass, and was approved by the voters in November. Legislative Workgroup.

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While abbreviated, the 2020 session had no shortage • Transportation Initiatives of significant policy changes that affect the Greater The GBC supported House Bill 368/Senate Bill 424, the Baltimore region’s business climate and competitiveness. Transit Safety and Investment Act, which would have They included: guaranteed minimal capital funding for the Maryland • Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Transit Administration. The proposed requirements for House Bill 1300, the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future— increased capital funding were designed to ensure safe Implementation, passed the legislature at the close of and continual operations of the Greater Baltimore Region’s session and was vetoed by Governor Larry Hogan. If the transit system by dedicating funds to maintain the system legislature overrides the veto, the bill would establish in in a state of good repair. The legislation failed to pass. law the policies and accountability recommendations • Revenue Increases of the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in The Senate and House each advanced separate “revenue Education (the Kirwan Commission), which made packages” to generate funds to pay for a portion of the numerous recommendations to overhaul funding costs related to the implementation of Kirwan Commission formulas and requirements for education. With an eye on recommendations. At the close of session, the agreed accountability, achievability and economic development, upon package called for increasing the tobacco tax, the GBC supported the legislation with recommendations applying the tobacco tax to vaping and e-cigarette that sought to address a number of concerns including products, imposing a tax on digital products and services, funding and accountability. and imposing a digital advertising gross revenues tax. • Public Safety The GBC submitted a position statement raising concerns Increasing public safety garnered more attention about the digital advertising tax. The measures were from policymakers than in previous sessions. The GBC vetoed by the Governor. The legislature may override supported numerous public safety proposals and played some of these vetoes when it returns for session on a central role in showing the business community’s January 13, 2021. commitment to reducing crime. Key legislation passed, • Sports Betting including strengthened witness intimidation laws The General Assembly adopted legislation in the 2020 and increased penalties for failure to report the loss session that would let voters decide whether or not to or theft of a gun. Legislation to establish the Law authorize sports betting, with the revenue generated Enforcement Coordinating Council to ensure interagency primarily benefiting education. On November 3, 2020, communications and intelligence sharing and a bill to Maryland voters approved ballot Question 2, which create 10 micro-zones to target high-crime areas were authorizes sports betting in Maryland, by a two-to-one vetoed by the Governor. The legislature is expected to vote margin. Details and implementation plans will be consider overturning these vetoes when it returns for left for the legislature to adopt during the 2021 session. session on January 13, 2021. The legislation also requires a study to determine how • Pimlico/Preakness to assist minorities and women in the sports and event The GBC supported Senate Bill 987, the wagering industry. Racing and Community Development Act of 2020, which passed on Sine Die. The legislation represents a comprehensive agreement that preserves the historic tradition of the running of the at , enhances the horse racing industry in Maryland and spurs economic development in adjacent communities of the race course. The GBC commended the commitment and dedication of the negotiating parties to reach the agreement reflected in the legislation and the General Assembly for passing the important bill. Actions set forth in this legislation will be closely monitored for progress by the GBC.

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Accounting Citizens Planning and Housing Skye Asset Management LLC M. Luis Construction Abrams, Foster, Nole & Williams, P.A. Association, Inc. Squadra Ventures Mahogany, Inc. CohnReznick LLP Downtown Partnership of Baltimore State Employees Credit Union (SECU) Moffatt & Nichol Executive Alliance Deloitte & Touche LLP Stifel P. Flanigan & Sons Ellin & Tucker Health Facilities Association of T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. Maryland Pennoni Associates Inc. EY Tilton-Steele International The Heritage Crossing Resident Regent Development Consulting, Inc. Glass Jacobson Financial Group Truist Association RK&K Gorfine, Schiller, & Gardyn, P.A. Maryland Hotel Lodging Association Southway Builders, Inc. KPMG LLP Biotechnology Maryland Independent College and BD Life Sciences Stella May Contracting PwC LLP University Association Turner Construction Company RSM US LLP Maryland Petroleum Council BioTechnical Institute of Maryland, Inc. The Whiting-Turner Contracting SB & Company, LLC Maryland Tech Council Gliknik Inc. Company Maryland Works, Inc. Key Technologies Inc. Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP Advertising/ Marketing/ MedChi—The Maryland State Medical Longeviti Neuro Solutions Public Relations Society Whitney Bailey Cox & Magnani, LLC Abel Communications The Presidents’ RoundTable Colleges & Universities (WBCM) D3Corp Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, Anne Arundel Community College Fells Cobble Inc. Baltimore City Community College Consultancy Flywheel Digital Community College of Baltimore Accenture GKV Communications Banking & Finance County Bolton Coppin State University Image Engineering &Wealth Creative Training Solutions KO Public Affairs, LLC Goucher College Atlantic Financial Federal Credit Union Dr. Helen Holton & Associates Mayson-Dixon Companies Bank of America Harford Community College G.M.M. Consulting Sandy Hillman Communications Brown Advisory Howard Community College G.S. Proctor & Associates, Inc. TBC, Inc. Camden Partners Johns Hopkins University The Tucker Group LLC CFG Bank Loyola University Maryland Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) WebbMason Marketing Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, McDaniel College Weber Shandwick Baltimore Morgan State University McDonell Consulting Group, LLC/ First National Bank (F.N.B.) Notre Dame of Maryland University Sandler Training Architecture & Design Franklin Templeton Stevenson University The Nelson Ideation Group AECOM Fulton Bank Towson University Observation Baltimore Ayers Saint Gross, Inc. The Harbor Bank of Maryland UMBC—An Honors University in Tidemore BCT Design Group Harbor Investment Advisory Maryland Design Collective, Inc. Heritage Financial Consultants, LLC Economic Development EwingCole Howard Bank University of Maryland Global Campus Baltimore Development Corporation University of Maryland Francis King Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. The J. K. Meek Group Graystone Carroll County Economic Development Mahan Rykiel Consulting Carey School of Law Chesapeake Science and Security Kinetic Capital LLC University of Maryland, Baltimore Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc. Corridor Consortium (CSSC) Moseley Architects Kingcedar Holdings, LLC University of Maryland, College Park Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore Penza Bailey Architects Knollwood Investment Advisory University System of Maryland Harford County Office of Community Quinn Evans Architects Lord Baltimore Capital Corporation and Economic Development Ziger|Snead Architects M&T Bank Corporation Construction/Contracting/ MECU of Baltimore Engineering Howard Tech Council Associations MidAtlantic Farm Credit Bohler Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA) American Institute of Architecture Miller Value Partners The Bozzuto Group, Inc. (Baltimore Chapter) Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Clark Construction Group, LLC Maryland Economic Development Corp. Baltimore Area Council, Boy Scouts Pomfret & Grim Private Wealth Gilbane Building Company (MEDCO) of America Management Group HMC, Inc. Maryland Technology Development BWI Business Partnership, Inc. PNC KCI Technologies Corp. (TEDCO)

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Educational Services & Girl Scouts of Central Maryland Health Care for the Homeless, Inc. Marriott Baltimore Inner Harbor at Programs Goldseker Foundation Johns Hopkins Health System Camden Yards Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Outward Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Kaiser Permanente Maryland Center for Hospitality Training Bound School Inc. Kennedy Krieger Institute Maximon Baltimore Curriculum Project The Harry & Jeannette Weinberg LifeBridge Health McDonalds Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Baltimore Foundation Maryland Addiction Recovery Center Monarque Health Care Access Maryland CollegeBound Foundation MATClinics Ouzo Bay Helping Up Mission Fund for Educational Excellence MedStar Health Inc. Phillips Seafood of Baltimore Hippodrome Foundation, Inc. Mercy Health Services Renaissance Baltimore Hotel Hoffberger Family Philanthropies NorthBay Education, Inc. Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital Rusty Scupper Humanim, Inc. South Baltimore Learning Center Nexus-Woodbourne Family Healing Starbucks Corporation UNCF—United Negro College Fund Italian Cultural Center of Maryland Owens & Minor Tagliata Job Opportunities Task Force Rendia, Inc. Energy/Utilities The League for People with Disabilities Roland Park Place Information Technology Baltimore Gas & Electric Company Live Baltimore Royspec Purchasing Services All Network Systems, LLC Exelon The Living Legacy Foundation Sheppard Pratt Applied Technology Services MD Energy Advisors LLC Maryland Business Roundtable for Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Archon Interactive LLC Wheelabrator Technologies Education Maryland Environmental Service United Medical Care Audacious Inquiry, LLC University of Maryland Medical System Foundations & Nonprofit Maryland Family Network BITHGROUP Technologies and Maryland Nonprofits University of Maryland Medical System BITHENERGY Organizations Health Plans, Inc. National Federation of the Blind BoMark Technology Group 2-1-1 Maryland VA Maryland Health Care System NPower Brown’s Communications Inc. Abell Foundation Wellness Healthcare, Inc. Alzheimer’s Association, Greater Penn-Mar Foundation C3 Data Maryland Chapter Philanthropy Tank, Inc. Dell EMC Federal Hospitality & Dining American Diabetes Association Pride of Baltimore, Inc. Fearless Solutions, LLC Atlas Restaurant Group American Heart Association Project PLASE, Inc. Hartman Executive Advisors Azumi Restaurant American Red Cross of the Greater Return Home Baltimore IBM Corporation B&O American Brasserie Chesapeake Region ROCA Inc. Mind Over Machines, Inc. Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel The Annie E. Casey Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities Sontiq The Arc Baltimore, Inc. Maryland Bygone Restaurant The Shelter Foundation The Capital Grille Archdiocese of Baltimore Insurance Thread, Inc. The Center Club Army Alliance AAA Mid-Atlantic Associated Black Charities Transportation for America The Choptank CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Associated Catholic Charities, Inc. Ulman Foundation The Classic Catering People Chesapeake Employers Insurance Baltimore City Parking Authority Union Baptist Church Courtyard by Marriott Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor Company Baltimore Community Foundation United Way of Central Maryland David & Dad’s Café Cornerstone Financial, LLP Baltimore Corps Vehicles for Change Delta by Marriott Baltimore North FNL Insurance Group Baltimore Metropolitan Council The Y in Central Maryland The Elk Room HMS Insurance Associates, Inc. Baltimore Office of Promotion Kelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc./ & The Arts Hospital & Health Harbor East Delicatessen & Pizzeria Kelly Payroll B.E.A.M.—Baltimore Economic Services Hilton Baltimore Advancement Movement Ascension Saint Agnes Healthcare Hornblower Cruises & Events Marsh & McLennan Companies Catholic Relief Services Bon Secours Community Works Horseshoe Casino Baltimore Maryland Auto Insurance Center for Workforce Inclusion Chase Brexton Health Care Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor PSA Insurance and Financial Chimes International Ltd. Curio Wellness Italian Disco Services Douglas Memorial Community Church District Healthcare Kimpton Hotel Monaco RCM&D and Affiliates FutureCare Health and Management Baltimore Inner Harbor Residential Title & Escrow Company Corporation Loch Bar Transamerica Corporation Family League of Baltimore Greater Baltimore Medical Center Lord Baltimore Hotel UnitedHealthcare of the Mid-Atlantic

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Legal Services Manufacturing & Pharmaceuticals The Gallery/Harborplace Tower Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell Wholesale Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc. Grander Capital Partners LLC & Berkowitz, PC W. R. Grace & Co. Eisai Inc. Heritage Properties, Inc. Ballard Spahr LLP Wm. T. Burnett & Co. PhRMA The Howard Hughes Corporation Bellamy Genn Group J. J. Clarke Enterprises, Inc. Brown Goldstein Levy Media Printing & Publishing MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Capitol Strategies LLC Baltimore Business Journal Alpha Graphics Services, LLC DLA Piper The Baltimore Sun Media Group Capitol Communications, LLC Merritt Companies Duane Morris LLP The Daily Record H & N Printing & Graphics, Paradise Management LLC Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP Maryland Public Television a Division of R.R. Donnelley Parity Gordon Feinblatt LLC MASN Regional Management, Inc. Gorman & Williams Technical.ly Baltimore Products & Services Southern Management Corp. Harris Jones & Malone LLC The AFRO-American Company of Advance Telesis Baltimore Corporation Kramon & Graham, PA Baltimore City Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. Towson Town Center Law Office of Vasilios Peros, P.C. WBAL News Radio & 98 Rock Amazon Tradepoint Atlantic Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP WBAL-TV 11 Bay Associates Environmental, Inc. Weller Development Company Manis Canning & Associates Canton Car Wash Wexford Science + Technology, LLC McGuireWoods LLP Museums & Performing Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated White Marsh Mall Miles & Stockbridge, P.C. Arts Edwards & Hill Furniture Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP American Visionary Art Museum EMR—The Electric Motor Repair Co. Staffing/ Outplacement/ Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & B&O Railroad Museum Flowers by Chris Gibber, P.A. Personnel Services Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Landmark Parking, Inc. Niles, Barton and Wilmer LLP Catalyte Jewish Museum of Maryland McCormick & Company, Inc. Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP M4 Security LLC The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore PMS Parking, Inc. Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP Robert Half National Aquarium Samuel Shapiro and Co., Inc. Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler, P.A. The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Shea Radiance Shawe Rosenthal LLP Maryland African American History Telecommunications Studio 7 the Salon & Spa Venable LLP & Culture AT&T Maryland Sue-Ann’s Office Supply Inc. Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Comcast Trane Crown Castle International Under Armour, Inc. Port Networks Navigator Program: Verra Mobility VPC, Inc. A Service for Tourism Baltimore Convention Center Professional Sports Members Only Maryland Tourism Coalition (MTC) Baltimore Orioles The GBC’s Navigator Program Visit Baltimore Baltimore Ravens is a service available exclusively for members to get the Transportation & necessary assistance navigating Real Estate Distribution local and state government Alex. Brown Realty, Inc. agencies and services. Association of Maryland Pilots American Trading and Production Through the program, the GBC connects members seeking Corporation CSX Transportation help to an appropriate government contact who can assist Bay City Management Company Edison Properties with regulatory and constituent issues. The Navigator Beatty Development Group, LLC John S. Connor, Inc. Program has assisted GBC members on matters ranging from permitting to public safety. Brookfield Properties Lyft The Centerpoint Apartments Ports America Chesapeake, LLC GBC members are encouraged to submit requests via the GBC website: gbc.org/navigator-program Continental Realty Corporation Southwest Airlines Co. The Cordish Companies The Northeast MAGLEV To learn more about the service, contact the GBC at (410) 727-2820. Corporate Office Properties Trust The Terminal Corporation Cross Street Partners, LLC WSP

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2-1-1 Maryland Abrams, Foster, Nole The AFRO-American Alzheimer’s Association, 1800 Washington Boulevard & Williams, P.A. Company of Greater Maryland Suite 340 2 Hamill Road, Suite 241 Chapter Baltimore, MD 21230 Baltimore City West Quadrangle Phone: (443) 721-3860 1531 South Edgewood Street 1850 York Road, Suite D Baltimore, MD 21210 Fax: (410) 895-1462 Suite B Timonium, MD 21093 Phone: (410) 433-6830 www.211md.org Baltimore, MD 21227 Phone: (443) 632-9739 Fax: (410) 433-6871 Mission: to be a statewide resource Phone: (410) 554-8200 Fax: (410) 561-3433 www.afnw.com www.alz.org/maryland always available by telephone, text Fax: (410) 977-8917 and internet to connect anyone to Full-service public accounting firm— www.afro.com Nonprofit organization dedicated to health and human resources 24/7/365. accounting, auditing, tax, consulting, eliminating Alzheimer’s disease and A global media company founded in business valuation. enhancing care and support for all 1892 and headquartered in Baltimore, affected. Maryland. A Accenture 800 North Glebe Road, Suite 700 Amazon &Wealth Alex Cooper Arlington, VA 22203 1820 Portal Street 1629 Thames Street, Suite 300 Phone: (877) 889-9009 Auctioneers, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21224 Baltimore, MD 21231 www.accenture.com www.amazon.com Phone: (410) 844-3300 908 York Road Fax: (866) 526-4871 A leading global professional services Towson, MD 21204 www.andwealth.com company providing a range of Phone: (410) 828-4838 services and solutions in strategy, American Diabetes Expressly created to be the premier Fax: (410) 828-0875 financial advisory firm for a select consulting, digital, technology and www.alexcooper.com Association operations. group of women who are managing Real estate auctioneers, fine art 2002 Clipper Park Road major life events and their own, auctioneers, oriental rug importers Suite 110 new-found finances for the very Baltimore, MD 21211 first time. Advance and sales. Phone: (410) 265-0075 10755 York Road Fax: (410) 235-4048 PO Box 627 Alex. Brown Realty, Inc. www.diabetes.org/maryland AAA Mid-Atlantic Cockeysville, MD 21030 Creating healthier communities by 3009 Emmorton Road Phone: (410) 252-4800 300 East Lombard Street, Suite 300 Abingdon, MD 21009 Baltimore, MD 21202 stopping diabetes through research, Fax: (410) 561-1117 education and advocacy. Phone: (443) 465-5020 www.advancestuff.com Phone: (410) 727-4083 www.aaa.com Independent provider of multi- Fax: (410) 625-2694 Advocates on behalf of its nearly functional printers. Wide format, www.abrealty.com four million members in Maryland, American Heart managed print services, document Real estate investment management Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Association management and managed IT company on behalf of institutional New Jersey and the District of 217 East Redwood Street Columbia, and provides automotive, services. and high net worth clients. Suite 1100 travel, and insurance services. Baltimore, MD 21202 AECOM All Network Systems, LLC Phone: (410) 246-6702 Fax: (410) 528-1956 Abel Communications 4 North Park Drive, Suite 300 5647 Long Corner Road www.heart.org 3355 Keswick Road, Suite 300 Hunt Valley, MD 21030 White Hall, MD 21161 Mission: to be a relentless force for a Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (410) 785-7220 Phone: (877) 267-8899 Phone: (410) 989-8585 Fax: (410) 785-6818 world of longer, healthier lives. Fax: (443) 269-0278 www.abelcommunications.com www.aecom.com www.allnetsys.com Public relations firm that helps brands Connects expertise across services, Network and server consulting, voice American Institute raise awareness to target audiences. markets, and geographies to deliver and data services, firewall security, transformative outcomes. Worldwide, of Architects AECOM designs, builds, finances premise wiring, Evolve telephone (Baltimore Chapter) Abell Foundation systems. operations, and manages projects and One 111 South Calvert Street programs that unlock opportunities, 100 North Charles Street 23rd Floor protect the environment, and improve Suite P-101 Baltimore, MD 21202 people’s lives. Alpha Graphics, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 547-1300 1750 Union Avenue, Unit B Phone: (410) 625-2585 Fax: (410) 539-6579 Baltimore, MD 21211 www.abell.org Fax: (410) 727-4620 Like, share, follow Phone: (410) 727-1400 www.aiabalt.com Identifies community problems www.alpha-graphics.net and seeks solutions by investing in and connect with Represents the architecture The go to print, design and graphics profession and construction industry enterprises advancing philanthropic the GBC instagram.com/ boutique specializing in great causes for the community’s greaterbaltimorecommittee in Baltimore and central Maryland betterment. customer service. with over 1,300 members.

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American Red Cross of The Annie E. Casey Army Alliance Association of Maryland the Greater Chesapeake Foundation 2021 Pulaski Highway, Suite D Pilots Region President & CEO Havre de Grace, MD 21078 3720 Dillon Street 701 St. Paul Street Phone: (410) 838-2769 Baltimore, MD 21224 4800 Mt. Hope Drive Baltimore, MD 21202 www.armyalliance.org Phone: (410) 276-1337 Baltimore, MD 21215 Phone: (410) 547-6600 Fax: (410) 276-4197 A nonprofit, civic organization Phone: (410) 512-7365 Fax: (410) 547-6624 www.marylandpilots.com advocating for the programs, Fax: (410) 624-2012 www.aecf.org Providing all-weather, 24/7 organizations and personnel at A private charitable organization pilotage for oceangoing ships on www.redcross.org/gcr Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG); dedicated to helping build better the Chesapeake Bay, C & D Canal Humanitarian organization that futures for disadvantaged children in dedicated to maintaining APG as a and Potomac River to the ports of provides relief to disaster victims and the . premier national defense installation Baltimore, Washington, Annapolis, helps people prevent, prepare for and and economic asset and resource for Cove Point, Piney Point and other the state. destinations in Maryland waters. respond to emergencies. Applied Technology Services American Trading and 11615 Crossroads Circle Ascension Saint Agnes AT&T Maryland Suite J Production Corporation Healthcare 1120 20th Street, NW, Suite 1000 Middle River, MD 21220 Washington, DC 20036 900 South Caton Avenue 1 South Street Phone: (410) 344-1256 Phone: (202) 463-4119 www.appliedtechnologyservices.com Baltimore, MD 21229 Suite 2800 www.att.com An IT systems integrator and Phone: (667) 234-2105 Baltimore, MD 21202 Communication services and trusted partner to government and Fax: (667) 234-2109 Phone: (410) 347-7144 education customers for 15 years products to businesses, consumers www.healthcare.ascension.org Fax: (410) 347-7124 with core competencies in enterprise and governmental agencies. www.atapco.com modernization, infrastructure Integrated health care system services, cyber security solutions, delivering care through an acute Development, acquisition and workforce optimization, end user care hospital and several Atlantic Financial management of commercial computing and IT staffing. freestanding facilities. Federal Credit Union real estate. 40 Schilling Road The Arc Baltimore, Inc. Hunt Valley, MD 21031 Associated Black Phone: (410) 584-7474 7215 York Road American Visionary Fax: (410) 584-8061 Baltimore, MD 21212 Charities Art Museum www.affcu.org Phone: (410) 296-2272 Village of Cross Keys Multi-company, nonprofit, full-service Founder & President Fax: (443) 279-3415 2 Hamill Road, Suite 272 www.thearcbaltimore.org financial institution serving over 800 Key Highway North Quadrangle Advocacy and supports for adults 10,000 members, more than 150 Baltimore, MD 21210 Baltimore, MD 21230 and children with intellectual and companies with 6,700 branches, and Phone: (410) 244-1900 developmental disabilities. Phone: (410) 659-0000 35,000 free ATMs coast to coast. Fax: (410) 244-5858 Fax: (410) 659-5121 www.abc-md.org www.avam.org Atlas Restaurant Group Archdiocese of Baltimore A public foundation that facilitates A national museum and education 650 South Exeter Street, Suite 1095 320 Cathedral Street the creation of measurably healthier center that champions the role Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21202 and wealthier communities intuition plays in creativity of all Phone: (410) 547-5437 Phone: (443) 682-8950 throughout the state of Maryland sort—art, science, philosophy and Fax: (410) 727-8234 www.atlasrestaurantgroup.com through responsible leadership and social justice. www.archbalt.org A national hospitality group focused philanthropic investment. Established in 1789, the Archdiocese on integrity of product, impeccable serves Baltimore City and nine service and an unparalleled surrounding counties in Maryland. entertainment experience. Anne Arundel Associated Catholic Community College Charities, Inc. 101 College Parkway Archon Interactive LLC 320 Cathedral Street Audacious Inquiry, LLC 2201 Old Court Road, Third Floor Arnold, MD 21012 5523 Research Park Drive Baltimore, MD 21208 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 777-1177 Suite 370 Phone: (410) 299-6270 Phone: (666) 600-2001 Baltimore, MD 21228 Fax: (410) 777-4222 Fax: (603) 966-4486 Fax: (667) 600-4100 Phone: (301) 560-6999 www.aacc.edu www.archon-interactive.com www.catholiccharities-md.org Fax: (301) 560-4154 Software development company A fully-accredited, public, two-year Provides health and welfare services that specializes in warehouse www.audaciousinquiry.com college. Total enrollment: 39,695 management systems, warehouse to individuals, families Bold Solutions for Connected Care: unduplicated credit and noncredit control systems and custom logistics and communities in need in health information policy and students in FY 2018. applications. Maryland. technology.

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Ayers Saint Gross, Inc. Baker, Donelson, Baltimore Chesapeake Baltimore Convention 1040 Hull Street, Suite 100 Bearman, Caldwell & Bay Outward Bound Center Baltimore, MD 21230 Berkowitz, PC School 1 West Phone: (410) 347-8500 Baltimore, MD 21201 100 Light Street Fax: (410) 347-8519 1900 Eagle Drive Phone: (410) 649-7000 19th Floor www.asg-architects.com Baltimore, MD 21207 Fax: (410) 649-7077 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.bccenter.org Designers specializing in higher Phone: (410) 442-6027 Phone: (410) 685-1120 education and urban design. Fax: (410) 298-3822 Facility that hosts international, www.bakerdonelson.com national and regional conventions, www.outwardboundbaltimore.org trade shows and local public events Baker Donelson’s Baltimore- A nonprofit educational organization and banquets. Azumi Restaurant based health, litigation, business, that seeks to provide students with 725 Aliceanna Street, Suite 505 construction and finance practices safe but challenging educational Baltimore, MD 21202 are among the most prominent in the Baltimore Corps experiences in natural outdoor Phone: (443) 220-0477 United States. The office’s attorneys settings, carefully structured to Mr. Fagan Harris www.azumirestaurant.com continue their vision of client service and our core values of quality, enhance self-esteem, self-reliance and President and CEO integrity, respect and commitment to concern for others. P.O. Box 67348 our communities. Baltimore, MD 21215 B Phone: (410) 718-7822 Baltimore City www.baltimorecorps.org B.E.A.M.—Baltimore Ballard Spahr LLP Builds robust, equitable pipelines to Community College enlist talent in advancing Baltimore’s Economic Advancement 300 East Lombard Street Office of the President promising social innovations. Movement 18th Floor 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue 7–9 North Baltimore, MD 21202 Suite 204 Phone: (410) 528-5600 Baltimore Curriculum Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21215 www.mylightbeam.com Fax: (410) 528-5650 Project Phone: (410) 462-7799 Empowers young community www.ballardspahr.com 2707 East Fayette Street Fax: (410) 462-7679 members in a safe and creative Multi-practice national law firm Baltimore, MD 21224 www.bccc.edu Phone: (410) 675-7000 urban space through innovative including real estate, housing, Fax: (410) 675-7030 partnerships in community service, corporate finance, securities, public Offers certificates and associate www.baltimorecp.org education, programming, career path finance, litigation, construction, degrees plus customized training for guidance, and vetted local service business and industry. Charter operator for City Springs bankruptcy, employment, and Elementary/Middle, Govans Elementary, providers with the goal of personal environmental law. Hampstead Hill Academy, Wolfe Street growth and sustainable employment Academy, and Frederick Elementary. opportunities. Baltimore City Parking Baltimore Area Council, Authority Baltimore Development B&O American Brasserie Boy Scouts of America 200 West Lombard Street Corporation 2 North Charles Street 701 Wyman Park Drive Suite B 36 South Charles Street, Suite 2100 Baltimore, MD 21211 Baltimore, MD 21201 Suite 320 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (443) 573-2507 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (443) 573-2800 Phone: (410) 837-9305 Phone: (443) 692-6761 Fax: (443) 573-2607 Fax: (410) 685-1557 Fax: (410) 837-4723 www.bandorestaurant.com www.baltimorebsa.org www.parking.baltimorecity.gov www.baltimoredevelopment.com An American bar and restaurant in Youth leadership development Finding, creating and providing Serves as the economic development featuring a program that encourages patriotism, agency for the City of Baltimore. parking solutions for Baltimore City. buzzing happy hour and weekend duty to God and service to others. Its mission is to retain and expand brunch. existing businesses, while attracting new business opportunities. Baltimore Community Baltimore Business B&O Railroad Museum Foundation Journal Baltimore Gas & Electric 901 West Pratt Street 11 East Mount Royal Avenue 36 South Charles Street Company Baltimore, MD 21223 2nd Floor Suite 2500 2 Center Plaza Phone: (410) 752-2490 Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21202 110 West Fayette Street, 14th Floor www.borail.org Phone: (410) 576-1161 Phone: (410) 332-4171 Baltimore, MD 21201 B&O Railroad, a Smithsonian Phone: (410) 470-3647 Fax: (410) 752-3112 Fax: (410) 837-4701 affiliate dedicated to the Fax: (410) 470-5323 www.bizjournals.com/baltimore www.bcf.org preservation and interpretation www.bge.com A collection of private funds which of American Railroading and its Local media company with focus on Headquartered in Baltimore, BGE is impact on American society, local, late-breaking business news support philanthropic and civic Maryland’s largest natural gas and culture and economy. and intelligence. activities in the Baltimore region. electric utility.

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Bay Associates Bellamy Genn Group Environmental, Inc. 220 Prince George Street 2302 Frederick Road Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (410) 990-1010 Suite B www.bellamygenngroup.com Catonsville, MD 21228 Phone: (410) 418-4880 Government relations/lobbying firm focusing on assisting clients before Fax: (410) 418-4919 legislative and executive bodies in www.hazardouswastepros.com the DMV. Specializes in environmental disposal, investigation, and remediation of hazardous and nonhazardous wastes. BioTechnical Institute This includes contaminated soil and groundwater, laboratory chemicals, of Maryland, Inc. and 55 gallon drums. 1101 West Pratt Street Suite 302 Baltimore, MD 21223 Bay City Management Phone: (410) 752-4224 Fax: (443) 451-8234 Company LLC www.biotechmd.org Baltimore Marriott Baltimore Ravens 200 St. Paul Place A training and continuing education Waterfront Hotel 1 Winning Drive Suite 2323 program in biotechnology for entry- 700 Aliceanna Street Owings Mills, MD 21117 Baltimore, MD 21202 level and laboratory professionals. Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 701-4015 Phone: (410) 539-2700 Phone: (410) 895-1842 Fax: (410) 701-4140 Fax: (410) 539-6890 Fax: (410) 895-1917 www.baltimoreravens.com www.baycityco.com BITHGROUP Baltimore’s NFL football team. www.marriott.com/bwiwf Commercial real estate management, Technologies and Located in the vibrantly entertaining development, consulting and parking BITHENERGY Harbor East district with views of the operations. Baltimore skyline. The Baltimore Sun 113 West Monument Street Baltimore, MD 21201 Media Group Phone: (410) 962-1188 Baltimore Metropolitan 300 East Cromwell Street BCT Design Group Fax: (410) 962-6535 Baltimore, MD 21230 100 North Charles Center www.bithenergy.com Council Phone: (410) 332-6154 18th Floor Award-winning information 1500 Whetstone Way, # 300 www.baltimoresun.com Baltimore, MD 21201 technology, renewable energy Baltimore, MD 21230 Maryland’s source for news including Phone: (410) 837-2727 consulting and energy engineering Phone: (410) 732-0500 The Baltimore Sun Capital, Carroll Fax: (410) 837-7447 firm. Certified MBE. www.baltometro.org County Times and a portfolio of www.bctarchitects.com The Baltimore region’s council of targeted publications. An architecture, planning, graphic governments and host of the region’s Bohler Metropolitan Planning Organization and design firm specializing in (MPO). Baltimore Symphony place making and the creation of 901 Dulaney Valley Road commercial, multi-family, senior Suite 801 Orchestra living and mixed-use real estate Towson, MD 21204 Baltimore Office of Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall developments. Phone: (410) 821-7900 1212 Cathedral Street Promotion & The Arts www.bohlerengineering.com Baltimore, MD 21201 Provides full-service site, civil, 10 East Baltimore Street Phone: (410) 783-8011 BD Life Sciences landscape,and consulting for land 10th Floor Fax: (410) 783-8003 development projects. Baltimore, MD 21202 www.bsomusic.org 7 Loveton Circle Sparks, MD 21152 Phone: (410) 752-8632 Internationally renowned Grammy Fax: (410) 385-0361 Award winning orchestra. One Phone: (410) 316-4000 Bolton www.promotionandarts.org www.bd.com world-class orchestra, two world-class 36 South Charles Street An independent, nonprofit concert halls. A global technology company Suite 1000 organization serving as the City’s arts that improves medical discovery, Baltimore, MD 21201 council, film office and special events diagnostic and the delivery of care. center. Phone: (410) 547-0500 Bank of America Fax: (410) 685-1924 100 South Charles Street www.boltonusa.com Beatty Development Baltimore Orioles MD4-325-03-19 A Baltimore-headquartered actuarial, Baltimore, MD 21201 Group, LLC benefits health insurance broker and Oriole Park at Camden Yards Phone: (410) 605-4855 1300 Thames Street, Suite 10 investment consulting firm. 333 West Camden Street Fax: (704) 625-4574 Baltimore, MD 21231 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.bankofamerica.com Phone: (410) 332-1100 Phone: (410) 685-9800 A bank holding company delivering Fax: (410) 385-3139 Fax: (410) 547-6279 consumer and commercial banking, www.orioles.com investments and trust services www.beattydevelopment.com Major league baseball team. Member through Bank of America, Merrill A real estate firm focused on unique of American League since 1954. World Lynch and U.S. Trust operations in the neighborhood and mixed-use Champions 1966, 1970 and 1983. Baltimore/Washington marketplace. development based in Baltimore City.

42 | 2021 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory BoMark Technology Boys & Girls Clubs of Brown Goldstein Levy Brown’s Metropolitan Baltimore Group 120 East Baltimore Street Communications Inc. 1201 South Sharp Street 838 South Main Street Suite 302 Suite 1700 1807 East Joppa Road Hampstead, MD 21074 Baltimore, MD 21230 Baltimore, MD 21202 Parkville, MD 21234 Phone: (410) 637-3838 Phone: (410) 832-1889 Phone: (410) 998-1002 www.bgcmetrobaltimore.org Phone: (410) 962-1030 Fax: (410) 832-1875 Fax: (410)9981121 A non-profit serving over 650 youth in Fax: (410) 385-0869 the greater Baltimore area. www.brownscomm.com www.bomarktechnologygroup.com www.browngold.com Building communication and Voice, data, fiber optic, CCTV, security, The Bozzuto Group Inc. A dynamic Baltimore law firm focused network solutions for your business: Access Control, and audio visual networking (LAN, WAN), VOIP, 6406 Ivy Lane, Suite 700 on servicing local and national clients installation company for more than Wireless, telephony, security, access Greenbelt, MD 20770 involved in litigation and high-profile 14 years. Phone: (301) 446-2200 control and cctv. www.bozzuto.com constitutional issues. A residential real estate company Bon Secours with expertise in homebuilding, BWI Business multifamily development, Brown Advisory Community Works construction and property Partnership, Inc. management. 901 South Bond Street 26 North Fulton Avenue 1306 Concourse Drive Suite 400 Suite 215 Baltimore, MD 21223 Brookfield Properties Baltimore, MD 21231 Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Phone: (410) 801-5104 111 South Calvert Street, Suite 1705 Phone: (410) 537-5401 Phone: (410) 859-1000 https://bonsecours.com/baltimore Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 859-5917 Phone: (443) 453-5509 Fax: (410) 537-6401 Community-based economic and www.bwipartner.org www.brookfieldpropertiesretail.com www.brownadvisory.com housing development organization A fully integrated, self-managed and Nonprofit business organization in the A thought-leading, entrepreneurial, dedicated to addressing and self-administered real estate investment BWI region, focused on transportation trust focused on owning, managing, improving social determinants of independent investment firm serving leading and redeveloping regional management and sustainable health. malls throughout the United States. individuals and institutions. economic development.

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The Bygone Restaurant Capitol Communications, Catholic Relief Services Chesapeake Employers 400 International Drive LLC 228 West Lexington Street Insurance Company Baltimore, MD 21201 29th Floor 1680 Village Green 8722 Loch Raven Boulevard Phone: (410) 625-2220 2nd Floor Towson, MD 21286 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.crs.org Crofton, MD 21114 Phone: (410) 494-2000 Phone: (443) 343-8200 The official international Phone: (410) 721-0606 Fax: (410) 494-2088 www.thebygonerestaurant.com humanitarian agency of the Catholic Fax: (410) 721-2238 www.ceiwc.com community in the United States. www.capcommsys.com Leading writer of workers’ compensation insurance in Maryland Providing graphic design, publication, since in 1914. C layout and digital design services The Center Club to private-sector, government and 100 Light Street C3 Data academic clients for over 40 years. 16th Floor Chesapeake Science Baltimore, MD 21202 and Security Corridor 11650 Olio Road Phone: (410) 727-7788 Suite 1000-PMB 268 Capitol Strategies LLC Fax: (410) 783-0166 Consortium (CSSC) Fishers, IN 46037 1 State Circle, #1904 www.centerclub.org Harford County Office of Community & Economic Phone: (317) 402-0021 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore’s premiere dining, business, Phone: (410) 268-3099 and social club with its newly Development Fax: (317) 402-0021 2021 Pulaski Highway, Suite D Fax: (410) 268-4576 renovated 16th floor including the www.c3data.com Havre de Grace, MD 21078 www.capitol-strategies.com Orioles Pub and banquet facilities. Provides quality management Phone: (410) 638-3058 Maryland’s premier lobbying and www.harfordcountymd.gov/oed software solutions to the automotive public affairs firm. A multi-jurisdictional effort to support and aerospace manufacturing The Center for Workforce Inclusion mission growth, sustainability and industry. economic vitality for Aberdeen CareFirst BlueCross 8403 Colesville Road Proving Ground, a growing defense BlueShield Suite 200 community. Camden Partners Silver Spring, MD 20910 1501 South Clinton Street Phone: (301) 578-8826 500 East Pratt Street 17th Floor Fax: (301) 578-8947 Chimes International Suite 1200 Baltimore, MD 21224 www.centerforworkforceinclusion.org Phone: (410) 581-3000 Ltd. Baltimore, MD 21202 Delivers comprehensive training, Fax: (410) 781-7606 placement, and support to The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Phone: (410) 878-6810 www.carefirst.com low-income, older job seekers. Campus Fax: (410) 878-6850 4815 Seton Drive Nonprofit health insurance Baltimore, MD 21215 www.camdenpartners.com company. The Centerpoint Phone: (410) 358-6400 A Baltimore-based private equity firm Fax: (410) 358-6139 providing growth capital to lower- Apartments www.chimes.org middle market companies in targeted Carroll County Economic 8 North Howard Street A not-for-profit organization that sectors of education, health care and Development Baltimore, MD 21201 assists people with intellectual and Phone: (410) 999-1062 business services. 225 North Center Street, Room 101 behavioral challenges to achieve www.thecenterpointapts.com Westminster, MD 21157 their fullest potential. We provide services, supports and employment Phone: (410) 386-2071 Featuring fantastic apartments to fit a modern, urban lifestyle. opportunities to over 20,000 people Canton Car Wash Fax: (410) 876-1560 with disabilities in six states, the www.carrollbiz.org 1101 Ponca Street District of Columbia and Israel. Promotes Carroll County as a Baltimore, MD 21224 CFG Bank positive business location, advances 1422 Clarkview Road Phone: (410) 633-0055 new business development, and Baltimore, MD 21209 The Choptank www.cantoncarwash.com encourages business expansion. Phone: (410) 823-0500 1641 Aliceanna Street Car wash and detailing. www.thecfgbank.com Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (443) 707-3364 Catalyte www.thechoptankbaltimore.com The Capital Grille 502 South Sharp Street Chase Brexton Baltimore, MD 21201 500 East Pratt Street Health Care Phone: (410) 385-2500 Citizens Planning and 1111 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21202 www.catalyte.io Batimore, MD 21201 Housing Association, Inc. Phone: (443) 703-4064 Catalyte believes that aptitude is Phone: (410) 837-2050 P.O. Box 4512 Fax: (443) 703-4063 equally distributed, but opportunity www.chasebrexton.org Baltimore, MD 21212 www.thecapitalgrille.com is not. Finding hidden technology Baby or baby boomer, gay or straight, Phone: (410) 539-1369 talent others can’t, they provide Fax: (410) 539-1369 Nationally-renowned for dry-aged transgender or cisgender, uninsured new opportunities for sustainable or insured, new to the community or www.cphabaltimore.org steaks, fresh seafood, award-winning and diverse tech talent that new to the country, Chase Brexton Organizes and advocates for healthy wine list. Private event space powers transformational software provides safe, welcoming, expert neighborhoods and regional solutions available. engineering. health care to all. to neighborhood problems.

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Clark Construction CollegeBound The Cordish Companies Courtyard by Marriott Group, LLC Foundation The Power Plant Baltimore Downtown/ 601 East Pratt Street 145 West Ostend Street Cassie Motz, Esq. Inner Harbor 6th Floor 1000 Aliceanna Street Suite 110 Executive Director Baltimore, MD 21202 Baltimore, MD 21202 Baltimore, MD 21230 2601 North Howard Street Phone: (410) 752-5444 Phone: (443) 923-4000 Phone: (443) 648-7100 Suite 210 Fax: (410) 659-9491 Fax: (443) 923-9970 Fax: (410) 384-6033 Baltimore, MD 21218 www.cordish.com www.marriott.com/bwidt It’s a new stay at the Courtyard by www.clarkconstruction.com Phone: (410) 783-2905 Now in its fourth generation of Fax: (410) 727-5786 Marriott Downtown/Inner Harbor! General contractor, headquartered family ownership, an international www.collegeboundfoundation.org Enjoy refreshing service in the in the state of Maryland, established conglomerate of businesses redesigned lobby and bistro. Provides college access and scholarship in 1906. including one of the leading gaming, opportunities to students enrolled in entertainment and real estate Baltimore City public high schools. companies in the United States. Creative Training The Classic Catering Solutions People Comcast Cornerstone Financial, 28645 Hope Circle Easton, MD 21601 99 Painters Mill Road 1215 East Fort Avenue LLP Phone: (847) 577-4115 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Suite 103 210 Allegheny Avenue www.cts-solutions.net Phone: (410) 356-1666 Baltimore, MD 21230 Suite 300 Phone: (410) 513-0445 Fax: (410) 581-9358 Towson, MD 21204 Fax: (410) 933-9380 Cross Street Partners, www.classiccatering.com Phone: (410) 468-1685 www.comcast.com Fax: (410) 385-2931 LLC Imagination, inspiration and The nation’s leading provider of cable www.cornerstonefinancialllp.com 2101 East Biddle Street, Suite 1201 collaboration lie at the heart entertainment and communications Baltimore, MD 21213 An insurance, investment and of Classic’s mission of creating products and services. Phone: (443) 573-4066 employee benefits firm. Over 60 years memorable events. www.crossstpartners.com of experience in the development of Real estate development, Community College of sophisticated insurance programs for construction, finance advisory and individuals and corporations. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Baltimore County property management firm. Consolidated 7201 Rossville Boulevard 7210 Preston Gateway Drive Baltimore, MD 21237 Corporate Office Crown Castle Hanover, MD 21076 Phone: (443) 840-1015 Properties Trust International Fax: (443) 840-1100 Phone: (410) 684-8566 6711 Columbia Gateway Drive 10980 Grantchester Way www.ccbcmd.edu 4th Floor www.cokeconsolidated.com Suite 300 Ranked the #1 provider of Columbia, MD 21046 Columbia, MD 21044 The nation’s largest independent Phone: (667) 207-7056 undergraduate education in the Phone: (443) 285-5720 Coca-Cola bottler. The company www.crowncastle.com Baltimore/metropolitan area. Fax: (443) 285-7654 operates primarily in the Southeast, Builds and maintains the www.copt.com with corporate offices located in infrastructure behind the world’s An office real estate investment most revolutionary technologies. This Charlotte, North Carolina. Continental Realty trust (REIT) that focuses primarily on comprehensive portfolio of towers, Corporation serving the specialized requirements small cells, and fiber gives people 1427 Clarkview Road, Suite 500 of U.S. government agencies and and communities access to essential CohnReznick LLP Baltimore, MD 21209 defense contractors engaged in data, technology and wireless service and opens the door to countless 500 East Pratt Street Phone: (443) 921-4330 defense information technology and opportunities and possibilities. 4th Floor Fax: (410) 321-1860 national security-related activities. Baltimore, MD 21201 www.crcrealty.com Phone: (410) 783-6219 A privately owned real estate investor CSX Transportation and operator. Correct Rx Pharmacy Fax: (410) 727-0460 1910 Benhill Avenue Services, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21226 www.cohnreznick.com 1352 Charwood Road, Suite C Phone: (410) 355-6308 One of the top accounting, tax, Coppin State University Hanover, MD 21076 www.csx.com and advisory firms in the United 2500 West North Avenue Phone: (443) 557-0100 Headquartered in Jacksonville, FL, States, combining the resources and Baltimore, MD 21216 Fax: (443) 557-0333 as well as locations in 23 states east of the Mississippi. The division technical expertise of a national firm Phone: (410) 951-3838 www.correctrxpharmacy.com office in Baltimore covers the area with the hands-on, entrepreneurial Fax: (410) 333-5369 Institutional pharmacy providing from Philadelphia to Richmond to approach that today’s dynamic www.coppin.edu comprehensive pharmacy services to Pittsburgh. CSX owns approximately business environment demands. Four-year, public higher education. institutions nationwide. 1,400 miles of track.

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Dell EMC Federal DLA Piper 3913 Trails End Circle The Marbury Building Phoenix, MD 21131 6225 Smith Avenue Phone: (410) 698-7034 www.dell.com Baltimore, MD 21209 An American privately-owned Phone: (410) 580-4273 multinational computer technology Fax: (410) 580-3001 company based in Round Rock, TX, www.dlapiper.com that develops, sells, repairs, and supports computers and related Law firm. products and services.

Douglas Memorial Deloitte & Touche LLP 500 East Pratt Street, Suite 500 Community Church Baltimore, MD 21202 and Affiliates Phone: (410) 576-6700 www.deloitte.com 1325 Madison Avenue Providing audit, tax, consulting Baltimore, MD 21217 and financial advisory services. Phone: (410) 523-1700 www.douglaschurch.net Delta by Marriott Nondenominational church. Baltimore North 5100 Falls Road Downtown Partnership 100 Village Square Baltimore, MD 21210 of Baltimore Phone: (410) 532-6900 20 South Charles Street www.marriott.com/bwidc 6th Floor Conveniently located 10 minutes north of the Inner Harbor, in a Baltimore, MD 21201 retreat-like setting on 72 private Phone: (410) 244-1030 wooded acres which provides Fax: (410) 244-8670 Baltimore’s business community a quiet environment for meetings and www.godowntownbaltimore.com accommodations all within a secure Works to improve the economic location in the gated community of Curio Wellness The Daily Record health and quality of life of 215 Washington Street, 6th Floor the Village of Cross Keys. 200 St. Paul Place Downtown Baltimore. Towson, MD 21204 Suite 2480 Phone: (410) 525-6420 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.curiowellness.com Design Collective, Inc. Phone: (443) 524-8130 601 East Pratt Street Dr. Helen Holton & Leading provider of premium medical www.thedailyrecord.com cannabis. Suite 300 Associates Maryland’s statewide trusted news Baltimore, MD 21202 resource featuring the latest business, Phone: (410) 685-6655 830 North Chapel Gate Lane D law, government and real estate news. Fax: (410) 539-1274 Baltimore, MD 21229 www.designcollective.com Phone: (443) 364-8581 An award-winning multi-disciplinary www.drhelenholton.com D3Corp David & Dad’s Café design firm with a diverse portfolio 12319 Ocean Gateway 115 North Charles Street of work throughout the United States Certified and credentialed leadership Suite 202 Baltimore, MD 21201 and abroad. coaching, training and consulting Ocean City, MD 21842 Phone: (410) 547-0550 focused on inclusion, resilience, Phone: (410) 213-2400 Fax: (410) 547-1743 Fax: (410) 213-2484 District Healthcare respect, and strengths. www.d3corp.com www.davidanddads.com 4720 Boston Way Neighborhood cafe—grill/deli/ A digital marketing agency; web Suite D coffee bar. New ideas and traditional development, e-commerce, mobile, Lanham, MD 20706 Duane Morris LLP print design, email marketing, and favorites. “Always fresh and Phone: (301) 440-8972 social marketing. always fast.” 100 International Drive Fax: (301) 918-8230 Suite 700 www.dhc-inc.com Baltimore, MD 21202 Integrated distributor and Like, share, follow and manufacturer of janitorial, safety, Phone: (410) 949-2937 connect with the GBC medical supplies and laboratory Fax: (410) 949-2976 supplies (scientific). Specializes in www.duanemorris.com linkedin.com/company/greater-baltimore-committee can liners, gloves and surgical gowns/ shoe covers. Law firm.

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Ellin & Tucker EY Fearless Solutions, LLC E 400 East Pratt Street 1201 Willis Street, Suite 310 8 Market Place, #304 Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21231 Baltimore, MD 21202 Economic Alliance of Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 539-7940 Phone: (410) 727-5735 Fax: (410) 783-3832 Phone: (410) 394-9600 Greater Baltimore Fax: (410) 727-1405 www.ey.com Fax: (410) 779-3706 1200 Steuart Street, # C1B www.ellinandtucker.com Global firm specializing in www.fearless.tech A premier audit, accounting, tax professional services including Baltimore, MD 21230 Fearless creates “Software with a and consulting firm serving the financial reporting, tax and other Phone: (410) 864-9927 Mid-Atlantic region. advisory services to companies Soul” providing development and www.greaterbaltimore.org across the industries. services for civic-minded project A partnership of business, results. government, education and nonprofit EMR—The Electric Motor leaders to market the region’s Repair Co. F economic development assets and 9100 Yellow Brick Road, Suite H Federal Reserve Bank of Rosedale, MD 21237 opportunities. Phone: (410) 467-8080 Family League of Richmond, Baltimore Fax: (410) 662-6349 Baltimore 502 South Sharp Street www.emrco.com 2305 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201 Edison Properties Repairs and replacements for Suite 200 Phone: (410) 576-3392 110 Edison Place industrial electric motors. Repairs Baltimore, MD 21218 Suite 300 parts for cooking, refrigeration and Phone: (410) 622-5500 www.richmondfed.org bakery equipment. Newark, NJ 07102 Fax: (490) 662-5530 Part of the nation’s central bank. www.familyleague.org Phone: (973) 849-2879 Since 1991, Family League has Fax: (973) 643-2272 Enoch Pratt Free Library mobilized resources and empowered www.edisonproperties.com 400 Cathedral Street communities so that every child and Part of the Edison Properties family Baltimore, MD 21201 family in Baltimore reaches their full Phone: (410) 396-5395 potential. Family League of Baltimore of businesses, a real estate leader for Fax: (866) 496-5101 is working toward a future where all of more than 60 years. The company www.prattlibrary.org Baltimore’s children grow up healthy. is best known today for operating Public library. businesses in Maryland, New Jersey, and New York City. EwingCole 810 Light Street Edwards & Hill Furniture Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 837-5040 10810 Guildford Road Fax: (410) 234-8010 Suite 101 www.ewingcole.com Annapolis Junction, MD 20701 Established in 1927, a Baltimore Phone: (301) 317-4250 architecture firm providing Fax: (202) 478-1777 comprehensive architectural design services to public and private sectors www.edwardsandhill.com throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Provides full-service sale, installation, interior design and moving of office, hospitality and health care furniture. Executive Alliance P.O. Box 454 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Eisai Inc. Phone: (443) 768-3281 www.executivealliance.org 6611 Tributary Street Mission: to accelerate the success and Baltimore, MD 21224 leadership of accomplished women by Phone: (410) 631-6300 expanding their impact and influence Fax: (410) 631-5020 through advocacy, education and mentorship. www.us.eisai.com U.S. pharmaceutical subsidiary of Tokyo-based Eisai Co. Ltd. Exelon 1310 Point Street Baltimore, MD 21231 The Elk Room Phone: (410) 470-2880 www.exeloncorp.com 1010 Fleet Street Fortune 500 company, nation’s Baltimore, MD 21202 leading competitive electricity www.theelkroom.com supplier and wholesale power seller.

www.gbc.org | 49 Fells Cobble Flowers by Chris Franklin Templeton Fund for Educational 522 South Bond Street 10 West Eager Street, Suite 101 100 International Drive, 11th Floor Excellence Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21231 Baltimore, MD 21202 800 North Charles Street Phone: (410) 727-3434 Phone: (301) 379-6706 Phone: (410) 539-0000 Fax: (410) 727-4251 Suite 400 Fax: (410) 454-4174 Fax: (443) 863-6740 https://www.flowersbychris.com Baltimore, MD 21201 www.franklintempleton.com www.fellscobble.com Full-service retail florist specializing Phone: (410) 685-8300 Serves corporate, political, and in corporate accounts, parties, events A global asset management Fax: (410) 685-1551 www.ffee.org non-profit clients by developing and everyday arrangements. Voted firm which provides active asset Baltimore’s best corporate florist. management in many major the online channels and creative Mission: to secure the financial, investment centers throughout the content necessary to raise awareness, human and knowledge resources world. necessary to support increased persuade, and find action takers. Flywheel Digital achievement for city school students. 1801 Porter Street Baltimore, MD 21230 Fulton Bank First National Bank (F.N.B.) Phone: (410) 279-8564 2219 York Road, Suite 400 FutureCare Health and 300 East Lombard Street www.flywheeldigital.com Timonium, MD 21093 Management Corp. 7th Floor An early leader in digital retail advertising, Flywheel’s massive Phone: (410) 427-3519 8028 Ritchie Highway Baltimore, MD 21202 scale, proprietary technology, and www.fultonbank.com Suite 118 Phone: (410) 649-2564 Decision Science team help clients A full-service community bank with Pasadena, MD 21122 achieve a disproportionate share in Fax: (443) 869-3905 branches located in MD, PA, DE, NJ Phone: (410) 766-6484 digital retail. www.fnb-online.com and VA offering competitive retail and www.futurecare.com Provides a full range of commercial business banking solutions for all your Maryland’s premier provider of skilled banking, consumer banking and FNL Insurance Group financial needs. nursing and post acute services. wealth management solutions. 2045 York Road, Suite 200 Timonium, MD 21093 Phone: (410) 296-0660 Fax: (410) 296-4480 Like, share, follow and www.fnlinc.com connect with the GBC Corporate employee benefits, financial planning, retirement youtube.com planning.

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Gilbane Building Goldseker Foundation Goucher College G Company 1040 Park Avenue, Suite 310 1021 Dulaney Valley Road Baltimore, MD 21201 Towson, MD 21204 1215 East Fort Avenue Phone: (410) 837-5100 Phone: (410) 337-6040 G.M.M. Consulting Suite 100 www.goldsekerfoundation.org Fax: (410) 337-6123 11010 Bradbury Manor Court Baltimore, MD 21230 Supports nonprofit organizations, www.goucher.edu Silver Spring, MD 20901 Phone: (410) 649-1750 institutions and civic projects in the An independent, coeducational Phone: (505) 306-3200 www.gilbaneco.com Baltimore region. institution dedicated to the www.ganeshamartin.com Construction management, general interdisciplinary traditions of the liberal arts and a broad international Change agent working at the contracting and interior fit-up services perspective on education. intersection of diversity, law and for private, commercial, institutional Goodwill Industries of police reform. Working to improve the and government clients. the Chesapeake, Inc. culture of policing through inclusive 222 East Redwood Street Grander Capital collaboration with police and Baltimore, MD 21202 Partners LLC community. Girl Scouts of Phone: (410) 837-1800 25 South Charles Street Central Maryland Fax: (410) 837-8932 Suite 1002A www.goodwillches.org G.S. Proctor & 4806 Seton Drive Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21215 Prepares people to secure and retain Phone: (410) 800-7330 Associates, Inc. employment and build successful www.grandercapital.com Phone: (410) 358-9711 14408 Old Mill Road independent lives. Fax: (410) 358-9918 Suite 201 www.gscm.org Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 Greater Baltimore A private nonprofit organization Gordon Feinblatt LLC Phone: (410) 280-5088 Medical Center whose goal is to provide experiential Fax: (410) 280-1618 The Garrett Building 6701 North Charles Street educational opportunities for girls 233 East Redwood Street www.gsproctor.com Towson, MD 21204 ages 5 through 17. Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (443) 849-2000 Mission: to provide federal, state, Phone: (410) 576-4224 Fax: (443) 849-8679 county, and municipal clients Fax: (410) 576-4032 www.gbmc.org with the most effective legislative GKV Communications www.gfrlaw.com Acute general care hospital. and administrative lobbying 1500 Whetstone Way Teams of specialists working together representation and advocacy services 4th Floor to provide a legal advantage. as determined by their respective interests and endeavors. Baltimore, MD 21230 H Phone: (410) 539-5400 Gorfine, Schiller, & Fax: (410) 234-2441 Gardyn, P.A. H & N Printing & Graphics, Gallagher Evelius & www.gkv.com a Division of 10045 Red Run Boulevard Advertising agency. Jones LLP Suite 250 R. R. Donnelley 218 North Charles Street, Suite 400 Owings Mills, MD 21117 1913 Greenspring Drive Timonium, MD 21093 Baltimore, MD 21201 Glass Jacobson Phone: (410) 356-5900 Phone: (410) 727-7702 Fax: (410) 581-0368 Phone: (410) 252-5300 Fax: (410) 628-1914 Fax: (410) 468-2786 Financial Group www.gsg-cpa.com www.hnprinting.com www.gejlaw.com 10711 Red Run Boulevard A Maryland-based, full-service, certified public accounting firm A full-service communications General practice of law with emphasis Suite 101 offering a wide range of accounting provider of print, fulfillment, data, on real estate, corporate, banking, Owings Mills, MD 21117 promotional, and translation services. and consulting services to clients of Phone: (410) 356-1000 health law and litigation. all sizes. www.glassjacobson.com A CPA wealth management firm that The Harbor Bank The Gallery/ goes beyond the numbers. Gorman & Williams of Maryland Harborplace Tower 36 South Charles Street 25 West Fayette Street Baltimore, MD 21201 111 South Calvert Street Suite 900 Phone: (410) 528-1800 Suite 1705 Gliknik Inc. Baltimore, MD 21201 Fax: (410) 951-1858 801 West Baltimore Street Phone: (410) 528-0600 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.theharborbank.com Phone: (443) 453-5509 Suite 501A Fax: (410) 528-0602 www.gandwlaw.com Commercial bank. Fax: (410) 383-8959 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.thegalleryatharborplace.com Phone: (410) 685-0662 A law firm with an emphasis in Fax: (410) 685-4259 corporate and commercial law, Represents the more than marine finance, insurance coverage Harbor East Delicatessen www.gliknik.com 50 merchants and office tenants of and defense, and business litigation & Pizzeria The Gallery. Its mission is to promote Inventing and developing drugs for including infringement and licensing 1006 Aliceanna Street their general business interests patients with cancer and autoimmune of patents, trade secrets, copyrights, Baltimore, MD 21202 through joint marketing efforts. diseases. and trademarks. Phone: (410) 244-6156

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Harris Jones & Malone LLC Health Facilities 2423 Maryland Avenue Association of Maryland Suite 100 601 Global Way, Suite 100–103 Baltimore, MD 21218 Linthicum, MD 21090 Phone: (410) 366-1500 Phone: (410) 290-5132 Fax: (410) 366-1501 Fax: (410) 609-0049 www.mdlobbyist.com www.hfam.org Law office focused on government relations, litigation, criminal A voluntary trade association defense, procurement, government comprised of 160 provider members contracting, and labor law. and 90 associate business members that actively serves the long-term care and post-acute care community. The Harry & Jeannette Weinberg Foundation Helping Up Mission 7 Park Center Court Owings Mills, MD 21117 1029 East Baltimore Street Phone: (410) 654-8500 Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 654-4900 Phone: (410) 675-7500 www.hjweinbergfoundation.org Fax: (410) 675-0808 Dedicated to meeting the basic needs www.helpingupmission.org of people experiencing poverty. Provides hope to people experiencing homelessness, poverty or addiction by meeting their physical, psychological, Hartman Executive social and spiritual needs. Advisors 1954 Greenspring Drive, Suite 320 Timonium, MD 21093 The Heritage Crossing Phone: (410) 600-3200 Resident Association www.hartmanadvisors.com 1001 Argyle Avenue An independent technology advisory Baltimore, MD 21201 firm that works with organizations Phone: (443) 845-3473 to align IT solutions with business strategy. Works to maintain, improve, and Harbor Investment Harford Community promote healthy sustainable Advisory College community development. Health Care Access Mr. Fred C. Hill Jr. 401 Thomas Run Road Bel Air, MD 21015 Maryland President Heritage Financial 1 North Charles Street, Suite 900 Phone: (443) 412-2230 Consultants, LLC 2330 West Joppa Road Fax: (443) 412-2120 Baltimore, MD 21201 Suite 160 www.harford.edu Phone: (443) 451-4057 307 International Circle Lutherville, MD 21093 Fax: (301) 637-0947 Suite 390 Fully accredited, public, two-year Phone: (410) 659-8900 www.healthcareaccessmaryland.org Hunt Valley, MD 21030 college offering associates degrees, Healthcare non-profit with a focus Phone: (410) 785-0033 Fax: (410) 659-8899 certificates and customized training on connecting consumers to health Fax: (410) 771-0044 www.harborinvestmentadvisory.com for business. insurance and health care services. www.heritageconsultants.com A full-service wealth management and investment firm focused An independent financial services and exclusively on serving wealthy Harford County Office Health Care for the wealth management firm. individuals, families and institutions. of Community and Homeless, Inc. We provide integrated portfolio Economic Development 421 Fallsway Heritage Properties, Inc. management and wealth planning 2021 Pulaski Highway Baltimore, MD 21202 501 Fairmount Avenue solutions for clients seeking superior Phone: (410) 837-5533 Suite D Suite 101 service and expert advice. Fax: (410) 837-8020 Havre de Grace, MD 21078 Towson, MD 21286 www.hchmd.org Phone: (410) 638-3059 Phone: (410) 769-6100 Working to prevent and end www.harfordcountymd.gov Fax: (410) 321-4468 Like, share, follow and homelessness for vulnerable www.heritagepropertiesinc.com connect with the GBC Offers services to help build strong individuals and families through communities and facilitate investment quality, integrated health care, A full-service real estate development linkedin.com/company/ with a focus on jobs, housing, and advocacy and community company, offering development, greater-baltimore-committee transportation. engagement. properties and asset management.

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Hilton Baltimore Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. The Howard Hughes Humanim, Inc. 401 West Pratt Street 700 East Pratt Street Corporation 1701 North Baltimore, MD 21201 Suite 1200 10960 Grantchester Way Baltimore, MD 21213 Phone: (443) 573-8700 Baltimore, MD 21202 Suite 110 Phone: (410) 381-7171 Fax: (443) 573-8799 Phone: (410) 837-7311 www.baltimore.hilton.com Columbia, MD 21044 Fax: (410) 563-5189 Fax: (410) 837-6530 A true gem among Baltimore hotels, Phone: (410) 964-5445 www.humanim.org www.hcm2.com the Hilton Baltimore is located in Fax: (410) 772-5457 Nonprofit providing workforce downtown Baltimore’s Harbor district, Provides architecture, landscape www.howardhughes.com development and behavioral services connected to the Convention Center architecture planning and interior Owns, manages and develops and 15 minutes from BWI Airport. design services. to individuals with disabilities and commercial, residential and barriers throughout Maryland. mixed-use real estate throughout Hippodrome Hornblower Cruises the country. Foundation, Inc. & Events Hyatt Regency 416 West Baltimore Street 575 South Charles Street Howard Tech Council Baltimore Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21201 Suite 501 300 Light Street Phone: (410) 727-7787, ext. 104 6751 Columbia Gateway Drive Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 727-7783 Phone: (443) 573-0300 Suite 500 www.hippodromefoundation.org Phone: (410) 605-2810 www.hornblower.com/baltimore Columbia, MD 21046 Serves more than 4,000 students each Phone: (410) 313-6550 Fax: (410) 605-0112 season with free outreach programs www.howardtechcouncil.org www.baltimore.hyatt.com related to theater. Horseshoe Casino Mission: to engage, collaborate, learn Urban luxury hotel on the Inner Baltimore and lead the Howard County tech Harbor: outdoor pool, meeting and HMC, Inc. 1525 Russell Street ecosystem. event space, Bistro 300. 7190 Oakland Mills Road Baltimore, MD 21230 Suite 10 Phone: (844) 777-7463 Columbia, MD 21046 www.horseshoebaltimore.com Phone: (410) 309-0729 Provides great customer service Fax: (410) 309-0725 in exciting and entertaining www.hmcincorporated.com environments, with the goal of Turnkey firm offering food service becoming the overwhelming first consulting, equipment specifications, choice for casino entertainment. interior design, custom millwork, installation and construction services. Howard Bank HMS Insurance 3301 Boston Street Associates, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21224 P.O. Box 1750 Phone: (410) 750-0020 Cockeysville, MD 21030 Fax: (410) 750-8588 Phone: (410) 337-9755 www.howardbank.com Fax: (443) 632-3500 A full-service commercial bank www.hmsia.com focused on privately-held small to Independent insurance agency medium-sized businesses based in specializing in comprehensive Greater Baltimore. products and services for individuals and businesses. Howard Community Hoffberger Family College Philanthropies 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway Columbia, MD 21044 101 West Mount Royal Avenue Phone: (443) 518-1820 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 369-9336 Fax: (443) 518-4964 www.hoffberger.org www.howardcc.edu Responds to unmet needs in Provides associate degrees, Baltimore, including significant certificates, corporate training and commitment to Jewish causes. personal enrichment classes.

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Job Opportunities Task Force K 201 North Charles Street Suite 2404 Kaiser Permanente Baltimore, MD 21201 111 South Calvert Street Phone: (410) 234-8040 Suite 1850 Fax: (410) 234-8929 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.jotf.org Phone: (240) 475-0194 Fax: (301) 321-5197 Develops and advocates policies www.kp.org/thrive and programs to increase the skills, job opportunities, and incomes of Provides health care coverage low wage workers and job seekers in and medical services to residents Maryland. of Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

John S. Connor, Inc. KCI Technologies 799 Cromwell Park Drive 936 Ridgebrook Road Suite A Sparks, MD 21152 I J Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Phone: (410) 316-7800 Phone: (410) 863-0211 www.kci.com IBM Corporation J.J. Clarke Enterprises, Fax: (410) 863-1260 A 100% employee-owned multi- 600 14th Street NW Inc. www.jsconnor.com disciplined engineering, consulting 2nd Floor 2905 North Charles Street Worldwide logistics services to and construction firm. Washington, DC 20005 Baltimore, MD 21218 importers/exporters. Freight Phone: (410) 215-4589 Phone: (410) 889-4157 forwarders (air/sea), customs brokers, NVOCC, logistics consultants and www.ibm.com Fax: (410) 889-4158 Kelly & Associates Formed in 1986 as a development steamship agents. Lead in the creation, development Insurance Group/ and finance corporation engaged in and manufacture of the industry’s Kelly Payroll Maryland real estate practices, the most advanced information 1 Kelly Way company has built garden apartments, Johns Hopkins technologies. Sparks, MD 21152 single family homes and renovated Health System Phone: (410) 527-3400 classic rowhouses in Baltimore City. 733 North Broadway Fax: (410) 527-3470 Suite 104 www.kellyway.com Image Engineering Baltimore, MD 21205 Group insurance administrators, 7525 Perryman Court The J. K. Meek Group Phone: (410) 955-9540 brokers and consultants, specializing Curtis Bay, MD 21226 Graystone Consulting Fax: (410) 955-0856 in health care and also providing Phone: (410) 355-2055 650 South Exeter Street www.hopkinsmedicine.org integrated payroll services. www.imageengineering.com Suite 1100 This integrated system includes Johns In the business of creating first class Baltimore, MD 21202 Hopkins Hospital, five other adult and child acute care hospitals, long-term spectaculars including laser effects, Phone: (410) 736-5367 Kennedy Krieger care, 40 community-based primary video projection/mapping, and Fax: (410) 510-1373 Institute and specialty care locations, home www.morganstanleygc.com/ 707 North Broadway pyrotechnics. health and managed care. jkmeekgroup Baltimore, MD 21205 Delivering objective, knowledgeable Phone: (443) 923-9300 Italian Cultural Center investment advice to local institutions Johns Hopkins Fax: (443) 923-9317 www.kennedykrieger.org of Maryland and affluent families. University Health care, special education and 315 Homeland Southway 3400 North Charles Street research for children with disabilities. Baltimore, MD 21212 Jewish Museum 242 Garland Hall Phone: (410) 547-9934 of Maryland Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: (410) 516-8068 Key Technologies Inc. www.italymd.org 15 Lloyd Street Fax: (410) 516-6097 40 East Cross Street Baltimore, MD 21202 www.jhu.edu Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 732-6400 Italian Disco Major research university with Phone: (410) 385-0200 Fax: (410) 732-6451 graduate and undergraduate www.keytechinc.com 1006 Fleet Street www.jewishmuseummd.org programs in arts and science, Design and development of Baltimore, MD 21202 Collects, preserves and studies the engineering, continuing studies, technology products including Phone: (410) 605-0444 history and material culture of Jewish medicine, nursing, music, public medical and industrial instruments www.theitaliandisco.com Maryland. health and more. and devices.

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Kimpton Hotel Monaco Kramon & Graham, P.A. Baltimore Inner Harbor 1 South Street, Suite 2600 2 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Suite 320 Phone: (410) 752-6030 Baltimore, MD 21201 Fax: (410) 539-1269 www.kramonandgraham.com Phone: (443) 692-6170 www.monaco-baltimore.com Full-service law firm: practices include commercial litigation, white collar Hotel. defense, appellate, government contracts, professional liability, personal injury, asset recovery, real Kinetic Capital LLC estate, corporate, and insurance 1641 Thames Street coverage. Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (410) 800-4849 Fax: (410) 800-4866 www.kineticcapitalllc.com L Designs efficient, customized Landmark Parking, Inc. financing plans that help you sustain and grow your small business, 33 South Gay Street the backbone of the American Suite 100 economy—small businesses—can Baltimore, MD 21202 succeed and help build thriving Phone: (410) 837-5600, ext. 116 communities. Fax: (410) 685-4382 www.landmarkparking.com A local company with regional Kingcedar Holdings, LLC presence serving your parking and event needs since 1989. 605 Meadowridge Road Towson, MD 21204 Phone: (443) 465-7733 Law Office of Vasilios Peros, P.C. Knollwood Investment 25 South Charles Street Advisory Suite 1400 Baltimore, MD 21201 217 International Circle Phone: (410) 274-2053 Hunt Valley, MD 21030 www.peroslaw.com LifeBridge Health The Living Legacy Phone: (443) 541-2447 Law firm focused primarily on 2401 West Belvedere Avenue Foundation Fax: (443) 378-7022 business, technology and intellectual Baltimore, MD 21215 1730 Twin Springs Road Private financial management. property law. Phone: (410) 601-9000 Suite 200 Fax: (410) 601-8801 Baltimore, MD 21227 www.lifebridgehealth.org KO Public Affairs, LLC The League for People Phone: (443) 833-1026 111 South Calvert Street with Disabilities A health care system serving the Fax: (443) 833-1126 northwest Baltimore region. Consists Suite 2820 1111 East Cold Spring Lane www.thellf.org Baltimore, MD 21202 of LifeBridge Health, Sinai Hospital, Baltimore, MD 21239 Nonprofit health service organization Phone: (410) 685-7080 Northwest Hospital, Carroll Hospital, Phone: (410) 323-0500 that provides organ procurement and Fax: (410) 497-1133 Fax: (410) 323-3298 Levindale Hospital, Grace Medical tissue services to citizens of Maryland. www.kopublicaffairs.com www.leagueforpeople.org Center and related subsidiaries and A full-service public affairs firm and Helping individuals with disabilities affiliates. creators of Center Maryland, KO helps achieve self-sufficiency and clients succeed where commerce, independence for more than 90 years. Loch Bar government, politics and media meet. Live Baltimore 240 International Drive 343 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard Phone: (443) 961-8949 KPMG LLP 1st Floor & Smith, LLP Baltimore, MD 21201 www.lochbar.com 750 East Pratt Street 100 Light Street, Suite 1300 Phone: (410) 637-3750 18th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 www.livebaltimore.com Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 525-6400 Phone: (410) 949-8500 www.lewisbrisbois.com A nationally recognized, independent Fax: (410) 949-2815 Healthcare attorney, operations nonprofit organization committed to www.kpmg.com consulting and regulatory guidance promoting the benefits of Baltimore Audit, tax and advisory firm. for healthcare companies. City living.

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Lyft Mahan Rykiel 1501 St. Paul Street 3300 Clipper Mill Road Suite 116 Baltimore, MD 21211 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 235-6001 Phone: (410) 245-6617 www.mahanrykiel.com www.lyft.com Internationally recognized full Ridesharing company (TNC). service landscape architecture, urban A mobile-phone application design, community engagement, facilitates peer-to-peer ride sharing and planning firm with an expertise by connecting passengers who need in placemaking. a ride with drivers who have a car.

Mahogany, Inc. M 910 West Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21223 M. Luis Construction Phone: (410) 727-0334 701 Pittman Road www.mahoganyinc.com Curtis Bay, MD 21226 Specializes in general contracting, Phone: (410) 545-0641 millwork, lab casework, rough Fax: (410) 545-0643 carpentry, doors, frames and www.mluisconstruction.com hardware. Certified MBE/WBE construction services company and asphalt manufacturer; plants located in Manis Canning & Glen Burnie and Rockville. Associates 12 Francis Street M&T Bank Corporation Annapolis, MD 21401 One Light Street, 17th Floor Phone: (410) 263-7882 Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 263-7925 Phone: (410) 244-3772 www.maniscanning.com Fax: (410) 244-4459 Government relations, public relations www.mtb.com and trade association management. Provides financial services including Longeviti Neuro Lord Baltimore Hotel banking, trust, investment and insurance to retail, business and Solutions 20 West Baltimore Street Marriott Baltimore Inner commercial customers. Ms. Denise Genuit Baltimore, MD 21201 Harbor at Camden Yards VP of HR/Communications/ Phone: (410) 539-8400 110 South Eutaw Street M4 Security LLC Baltimore, MD 21201 Finance www.lordbaltimorehotel.com 101 North Haven Street, #301 Phone: (410) 209-2822 This iconic grand dame of Baltimore, 303 International Circle Baltimore, MD 21224 Fax: (410) 962-0202 has been brought back to its full Suite 190 Phone: (410) 302-3892 www.marriott.com/bwiih grandeur and glory. Rubell Hotels has Hunt Valley, MD 21030 Fax: (443) 210-4496 Full-service Marriott hotel in Phone: (410) 527-1803 reimagined this classic landmark for a www.m4security.us downtown Baltimore across from the Fax: (410) 527-1022 new generation of travelers. Provides executive protection and Baltimore Convention Center. www.longeviti.com executive transportation, guards, HQL, handgun wear and carry Creating custom implants for complex certification, private investigations. brain surgery. Loyola University Marsh & McLennan Maryland Companies 1 South Street, Suite 1001 4501 North Charles Street MacKenzie Commercial Lord Baltimore Capital Real Estate Services, LLC Baltimore, MD 21202 Baltimore, MD 21210 Corporation 2328 West Joppa Road Phone: (410) 347-3600 Phone: (410) 617-2201 Fax: (410) 347-3650 6225 Smith Avenue Suite 200 Fax: (410) 617-5196 www.marsh.com Suite B100 Lutherville, MD 21093 Phone: (410) 494-4871 A global leader in insurance brokering, Baltimore, MD 21209 www.loyola.edu Fax: (410) 427-0453 risk management consulting and Phone: (410) 415-7600 A Jesuit comprehensive university www.mackenziecommercial.com employee benefits. They help Fax: (410) 580-9250 committed to education in the Full- service commercial real estate clients better quantify and manage Investment activities and traditional arts and sciences and company focusing on businesses in corporate risk as well as human management. tomorrow’s business and technology. the Mid-Atlantic region. capital solutions.

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Maryland Addiction Maryland Economic Recovery Center Development 8600 LaSalle Road Association (MEDA) Suite 212 P.O. Box 27039 Towson, MD 21286 Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 347-1246 Phone: (410) 773-0500 www.medamd.com Fax: (410) 773-0501 Enhances the knowledge and skills of www.marylandaddictionrecovery.com its members, encourages partnerships Offers comprehensive treatment for and networking among people those suffering from addiction and committed to bringing jobs and co-occurring disorders. capital to Maryland, and promotes economic development as an investment in Maryland. Maryland Auto Insurance 1215 East Fort Avenue Maryland Economic Suite 300 Development Corp. Baltimore, MD 21230 (MEDCO) Maryland Hotel Lodging Maryland Petroleum Phone: (667) 210-5181 7 St. Paul Street, Suite 940 Association Council www.mymarylandauto.com Baltimore, MD 21202 20 Ridgely Avenue 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1230 Dedicated to reducing the number Phone: (410) 625-0051 Suite 309 Boston, MA 02108 of uninsured drivers on our roads by Fax: (410) 625-1848 Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (202) 682-8000 making insurance available to all www.medco-corp.com Phone: (410) 974-4472 Fax: (410) 269-1856 Marylanders. A state economic development Fax: (410) 885-6862 organization that assists in financing www.mdlodging.org www.api.org projects by issuing bonds. The statewide trade association Represents oil and natural gas Maryland Business representing Maryland’s lodging industry in Maryland. industry; providing information, Roundtable for Maryland Environmental education and legislative Education Service representation to its members. Maryland Public 5520 Research Park Drive 259 Najoles Road Television Suite 150 Millersville, MD 21108 Maryland Independent 11767 Owings Mills Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21228 Phone: (301) 395-9980 Fax: (410) 729-8917 College and University Owings Mills, MD 21117 Phone: (410) 788-0333 www.menv.com Association Phone: (410) 581-4141 Fax: (410) 788-0233 A self-supporting, independent State 140 South Street Fax: (410) 581-6579 www.mbrt.org agency, combining the public sector’s Annapolis, MD 21401 www.mpt.org Dedicated to improving K–12 commitment to environmental Phone: (410) 269-0306 Public television. education, with special emphasis on protection with the private sector’s Fax: (410) 269-5905 science, technology, engineering and flexibility and responsiveness. www.micua.org math (STEM). Member-driven association of Maryland Science Center Maryland private, nonprofit colleges Maryland Family and universities. 601 Light Street Maryland Center for Network Baltimore, MD 21230 Hospitality Training 1001 Eastern Avenue Phone: (410) 545-5898 2nd Floor Maryland Nonprofits Fax: (410) 545-5889 6755 Business Parkway Baltimore, MD 21202 1500 Union Avenue, Suite 2500 www.marylandsciencecenter.org Suite 200 Phone: (410) 659-7701 Baltimore, MD 21211 Inspires, empowers and engages Elkridge, MD 21075 Fax: (410) 783-0814 Phone: (410) 727-6367 children, families and adults in Phone: (800) 719-4190 www.marylandfamilynetwork.org Fax: (410) 235-2190 scientific exploration and discovery at Fax: (443) 604-3835 Ensures that young children have www.marylandnonprofits.org its Inner Harbor location and through www.marylandcenterforhospitality strong families, quality early learning Statewide association of more than environments, and champions for 1,200 nonprofit organizations and outreach programming reaching training.com their interests. businesses. every corner of Maryland and beyond. A distinguished hospitality training center headquartered in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland, committed Like, share, follow and to giving Maryland residents quality training in customer service, business connect with the GBC fundamentals, and leadership facebook.com/GBCorg proficiency.

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The Maryland Zoo McCormick & Company, in Baltimore Inc. 1876 Mansion House Road 24 Schilling Road Hunt Valley, MD 21031 Phone: (410) 771-7301 Baltimore, MD 21217 Fax: (410) 527-8223 Phone: (443) 552-5250 www.mccormickcorporation.com Fax: (443) 320-9019 A global leader in flavor that www.marylandzoo.org manufactures, markets and Currently the Zoo’s animal collection distributes spices, seasoning mixes, encompasses more than 200 species, condiments and other flavorful with more than 1,500 animals. products to the entire food industry.

MASN McDaniel College 333 West Camden Street 2 College Hill Baltimore, MD 21202 Westminster, MD 21157 Phone: (410) 857-2222 Phone: (410) 547-3090 Fax: (410) 857-2411 Fax: (410) 547-6280 www.mcdaniel.edu www.masnsports.com One of 40 liberal arts colleges Regional sports network. recognized nationally for its distinctive academic program and internationally for its branch campus MATClinics in Hungary. 503 Albemarle Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 302-1296 McDonald’s Fax: (410) 862-0150 2445 Holly Avenue # 653 www.matclinics.com Annapolis, MD 21401 A fast growing provider of outpatient www.mcdonalds.com Maryland Tech Council Maryland Tourism opioid addiction treatment. Their 9841 Washingtonian Boulevard Coalition (MTC) providers specialize in addiction using Suite 200 626 C Admiral Drive evidence-based medication assisted McDonell Consulting Gaithersburg, MD 20878 #311 treatment. Group, LLC/Sandler Phone: (240) 243-4026 Annapolis, MD 21401 Training www.mdtechcouncil.com Phone: (443) 563-1315 809 Gleneagle Court Fax: (410) 923-0066 Maximón Vision: to propel Maryland to become Suite 111 www.mdtourism.org 200 International Drive the number one innovation economy Towson, MD 21286 for life sciences and technology in the Represents every aspect of the tourism Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 339-5168 country. industry and advocates on behalf of www.maximonrestaurant.com www.mcdonell.sandler.com Maryland tourism. Training and development for successful leaders, sales and Maryland Technology Mayson-Dixon Maryland Works, Inc. management professionals. Development Corp. Companies (TEDCO) 10270 Old Columbia Road Suite 100 1 North Charles Street 7021 Columbia Gateway Drive McGuireWoods LLP Columbia, MD 21046 Suite 1400 Suite 200 500 East Pratt Street Phone: (410) 381-8660 Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Columbia, MD 21046 Suite 1000 Fax: (410) 381-1558 Phone: (240) 828-8388 Phone: (410) 740-9442 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.mdworks.com www.maysondixon.com Phone: (410) 659-4419 www.tedcomd.com A statewide membership association A fast growing minority-owned The go-to source for entrepreneurial that advocates for the expansion of Fax: (410) 659-4535 community development firm. The support and guidance for start-ups employment, economic strengthening www.mcguirewoods.com and early-stage companies engaged and business ownership opportunities mission is to bring better communities A full-service law firm of over 1,000 in bringing innovative ideas to for people with disabilities and other into the world through exceptional lawyers with 23 strategically located market. barriers to employment. turnkey client service. offices worldwide.

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Merritt Companies Minority Business 2066 Lord Baltimore Drive Development Agency Baltimore, MD 21244 (MBDA) Phone: (410) 298-2600 1 North Charles Street Fax: (410) 594-7435 Suite 707 www.merritt-companies.com Baltimore, MD 21201 Develops and owns nearly 16 million Phone: (667) 303-3530 square feet of properties in the Fax: (202) 587-7801 Baltimore/Washington area. www.baltimorembdacenter.com Part of a national network funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce. MidAtlantic Farm Credit The center assists high-growth 45 Aileron Court minority businesses achieve access to markets and capital through Westminster, MD 21157 a nationwide network of MBDA Phone: (410) 848-1033 Business Centers and strategic alliance Fax: (410) 876-0768 (LSC CONNECT) partners. www.midatlanticfarmcredit.com Providing consistent and reliable credit to the agricultural community Moffatt & Nichol since 1916. 2780 Lighthouse Point East Suite D Baltimore, MD 21224 Miles & Stockbridge Phone: (410) 563-7300 100 Light Street www.moffattnichol.com Baltimore, MD 21202 Consulting engineers offering coastal, Phone: (410) 727-6464 ports, harbor, marinas and marine Fax: (410) 385-3700 terminal planning and design services. www.milesstockbridge.com A leading law firm offering comprehensive business and litigation Monarque practices across its Mid-Atlantic 5505 South Exeter Street offices. MD Energy Advisors LLC MedStar Health Inc. Baltimore, MD 21202 509 South Exeter Street 10980 Grantchester Way www.monarquebaltimore.com Suite 320 Columbia, MD 21044 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 772-6500 Miller Value Partners Phone: (410) 779-9644 Fax: (410) 715-2153 One South Street Morgan Stanley Fax: (410) 779-9224 www.medstarhealth.org Suite 2550 Wealth Management www.mdenergyadvisors.com A nonprofit community-based Baltimore, MD 21202 An energy consulting, efficiency, and 650 South Exeter Street healthcare organization that owns and Phone: (410) 454-5823 marketing firm. operates ten major hospitals and other Suite 1100 Fax: (410) 454-5429 health care services across Maryland Baltimore, MD 21202 and in the Washington, D.C. region. www.millervalue.com www.morganstanley.com/what-we-do MECU of Baltimore A team of investment professionals /wealth-management One South Street dedicated to maximizing the long- Baltimore, MD 21202 Mercy Health Services term wealth of its investors. Phone: (410) 752-8313 301 St. Paul Place Morgan State University Fax: (443) 927-3804 Baltimore, MD 21202 400 Truth Hall www.mecu.com Phone: (410) 332-9000 Mind Over Machines, Inc. 1700 East Cold Spring Lane Baltimore’s credit union, serving Fax: (410) 962-1303 10451 Mill Run Circle Baltimore, MD 21251 over 114,000 members with www.mdmercy.com approximately $1.2 billion Suite 900 Phone: (443) 885-3200 Acute care hospital providing health in assets. Fax: (443) 885-8296 care services to businesses and the Owings Mills, MD 21117 www.morgan.edu community. Phone: (443) 738-8010 Maryland’s preeminent public urban Fax: (410) 321-4780 MedChi—The Maryland research university, founded in 1867, www.mindovermachines.com State Medical Society serves a multiethnic and multiracial 1211 Cathedral Street Software and data consultancy, student body offering more than Baltimore, MD 21202 helping businesses achieve 100 academic programs leading to Phone: (410) 539-0872 exceptional results through tailored degrees from the baccalaureate to www.medchi.org information systems. the doctorate.

60 | 2021 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Morris & Ritchie The Nelson Ideation Neuberger, Quinn, Associates, Inc. N Group Gielen, Rubin & Gibber, 1414 Key Highway 23 Sheraton Road P. A. Suite M301 National Aquarium Randalstown, MD 21133 1 South Street, 27th Floor Baltimore, MD 21230 Pier 3 Phone: (443) 622-1398 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 935-5050 501 East Pratt Street www.nelsonideation.com Phone: (410) 332-8510 www.mragta.com Baltimore, MD 21202 We provide management consulting Fax: (410) 332-8511 A/E/P firm based in MD with offices Phone: (410) 576-3821 services with a concentration in www.nqgrg.com throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Fax: (410) 576-8238 business development, economic www.aqua.org Law firm with national practice in all development, government and public aspects of business law and litigation. Inspiring conservation of the world’s relations. Moseley Architects aquatic treasures. 1414 Key Highway Nexus-Woodbourne 2nd Floor Nelson Mullins Riley & Baltimore, MD 21230 National Federation of Family Healing Scarborough LLP Phone: (410) 539-4300 the Blind 1301 Woodbourne Avenue Fax: (410) 539-0660 100 South Charles Street, Suite 1600 200 East Wells Street Baltimore, MD 21239 www.moseleyarchitects.com At Jernigan Place Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 433-1000 A trusted partner to Mid-Atlantic Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (443) 392-9404 Fax: (410) 433-1459 clients for more than 50 years. Phone: (410) 659-9314 Fax: (443) 392-9499 www.woodbourne.org Fax: (410) 659-5129 www.nelsonmullins.com Helping at-risk children and families www.nfb.org A national business law firm. become productive and self-sufficient Mt. Washington National membership organization Flexibility, practical business sense, through a network of educational, Pediatric Hospital dedicated to the mission of changing and tireless advocacy are the firm’s community and residential programs 1708 West Rogers Avenue what it means to be blind. service hallmarks. tailored to their individual needs. Baltimore, MD 21209 Phone: (410) 578-5050 Fax: (410) 578-0566 www.mwph.org Like, share, follow and Providing inpatient and outpatient connect with the GBC care for children with rehabilitation and other complex medical needs, twitter.com/GBCorg for over 90 years.

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Niles, Barton and NPower Parity Phillips Seafood Wilmer, LLP 1101 West Pratt Street 2224 North Calvert Street of Baltimore Suite 1A Baltimore, MD 21218 111 South Calvert Street 601 East Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21223 Phone: (914) 484-3131 Suite 1400 Phone: (410) 294-3175 www.parityhomes.com Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 294-3175 Baltimore, MD 21202 An equitable development Phone: (410) 685-6600 www.npower.org Phone: (410) 783-6300 company proudly headquartered www.phillipsseafood.com Nonprofit dedicated to launching Fax: (410) 783-6363 in West Baltimore that acquires and careers in information technology for Family owned and operated for over rehabilitates abandoned properties by www.nilesbarton.com under-resourced youth and military 100 years. Phillips Seafood Power the block to create affordable home veterans. Plant is Baltimore’s premier restaurant Full-service law firm: corporate/ ownership opportunities. commercial law, commercial real for all things crab! estate, employment, construction, estates, trusts, and litigation. O Penn-Mar Foundation 310 Old Freeland Road PhRMA Observation Baltimore Freeland, MD 21053 950 F Street NW, Suite 300 NorthBay Education, Inc. 5520 Research Park Drive Phone: (410) 343-1069 Washington, DC 20004 Baltimore, MD 21228 11 Horseshoe Point Lane Fax: (410) 343-1770 Phone: (202) 835-3400 Phone: (410) 332-0400 www.penn-mar.org North East, MD 21901 www.phrma.org www.observationbaltimore.com Transforming life into living for Phone: (443) 674-9106 Represents America’s leading Market research firm and focus group individuals with disabilities or human Fax: (443) 967-0501 facility located in UMBC’s Research service needs. research-based pharmaceutical and www.northbayadventure.org Park. biotechnology companies. A nonprofit established through Pennoni Associates Inc. a partnership with the Maryland Ouzo Bay 351 West Camden Street, Suite 200 PMS Parking, Inc. Department of Natural Resources. 1000 Lancaster Street Baltimore, MD 21201 322 North Howard Street The outdoor program helps students, Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (443) 449-2517 many of them from Baltimore Phone: (443) 708-5818 4th Floor www.ouzobay.com Fax: (410) 878-9551 Baltimore, MD 21201 City’s Title I schools, learn that www.pennoni.com their decisions affect them, their Phone: (410) 783-4497 Infrastructure consultant engineers; Fax: (410) 385-8966 communities and the environment. Owens & Minor transportation, civil, utilities, water/ www.pmsparking.com 1425 Magellan Road wastewater, energy/sustainability, Hanover, MD 21076 surveying, environmental, and Provides parking management The Northeast MAGLEV Phone: (804) 723-7219 construction services. services throughout the Baltimore 6 South Gay Street Fax: (804) 723-7100 City area. Baltimore, MD 21202 www.owens-minor.com A leading healthcare services Penza Bailey Architects Phone: (443) 759-8360 company dedicated to Connecting the 401 Woodbourne Avenue PNC www.northeastmaglev.com World of Medical Products to the Point Baltimore, MD 21212 1 East Pratt Street A U.S.-owned company committed of Care™ by providing vital supply Phone: (410) 435-6677 chain services to healthcare providers to bringing the Superconducting Fax: (410) 435-6868 C3- C411-10 -A and manufacturers of healthcare www.penzabailey.com Baltimore, MD 21202 Maglev technology to the United products. States’ Northeast Corridor, the most An award-winning Baltimore Phone: (410) 237-4505 congested transportation region in firm, providing responsible design Fax: (410) 237-5427 with passion and creativity. Their the country. www.pnc.com P exceptional team enjoys unique design challenges that demonstrate Provides deposit, credit and investment, P. Flanigan & Sons their strong expertise in diverse and wealth management services to Notre Dame of Maryland individuals, businesses and nonprofits. 2444 Loch Raven Road private and public project types, University Baltimore, MD 21218 including custom residential, commercial and institutional work. 4701 North Charles Street Phone: (410) 467-5900 Fax: (410) 467-3127 Pomfret & Grim Baltimore, MD 21210 Builds, maintains, and produces Private Wealth Phone: (410) 532-5300 materials for transportation Philanthropy Tank, Inc. Fax: (410) 532-5791 infrastructure. P.O. Box 11008 Management Group www.ndm.edu Baltimore, MD 21212 2350 West Joppa Road Phone: (410) 491-5878 Maryland’s only women’s college, as Lutherville, MD 21093 Paradise Management, www.philanthropytank.org well as certificate, undergraduate, Phone: (410) 494-6820 LLC The fundamental aims: to help graduate, and PhD programs for www.pomfretgrimpwmg.com 43 General Warren Boulevard shape students’ leadership paths, women and men. The transformative Malvern, PA 19355 and through their creative solutions, Provides wealth management services educational model helps prepare Phone: (610) 636-3807 address and improve social issues in to individuals, families and retirement individuals for leadership and success. www.paradisemanagement.net their communities. plans.

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Port Networks PSA Insurance and The Reginald F. Lewis Return Home Baltimore 401 East Pratt Street Financial Services Museum of Maryland 1 South Street Suite 2553 11311 McCormick Road, Suite 500 African American History Suite 1000 Baltimore, MD 21202 Hunt Valley, MD 21031 & Culture Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 637-3707 Phone: (410) 821-7766 830 East Pratt Street Phone: (410) 627-0769 Fax: (410) 510-1147 Fax: (410) 828-0242 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.returnhome.org www.portnetworks.com www.psafinancial.com Phone: (443) 263-1810 Provides a website comprising a The region’s leading independent Builds and operates public and private Fax: (410) 333-1138 multi-disciplined insurance and comprehensive list of resources for wireless data networks. www.lewismuseum.org human capital management firm. Baltimore-based returning citizens. Collects, preserves, interprets, and Ports America exhibits the rich contributions of PwC LLP African American Marylanders from RK&K Chesapeake, LLC the state’s earliest history to the 100 East Pratt Street, Suite 2600 700 East Pratt Street 2200 Broening Highway, Suite 100 present and the future. Baltimore, MD 21202 Suite 500 Baltimore, MD 21224 Phone: (410) 783-7600 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 649-7630 Fax: (813) 639-3621 Regional Management, Phone: (410) 728-2900 Fax: (410) 631-7425 www.pwc.com Inc. Fax: (410) 669-1231 www.portsamerica.com International accounting firm www.rkk.com The largest terminal operator and specializing in audit, tax, internal 11 East Fayette Street stevedore in the United States, audit, and business risk and Baltimore, MD 21202 Professional planning, engineering operating in more than 42 ports and operational consulting. Phone: (410) 539-2370 and construction services for 80 locations. Fax: (410) 539-5017 transportation, environmental www.regionalmgmt.com and utility projects. Manages commercial/residential The Presidents’ Q real estate for various corporations and individual clients. RoundTable Quinn Evans Architects Robert Half 5850 Waterloo Road, Suite 140 100 North Charles Street 500 East Pratt Street Columbia, MD 21045 14th Floor Renaissance Baltimore Suite 1150 Phone: (410) 480-7130 Baltimore, MD 21201 Harborplace Hotel Baltimore, MD 21202 www.presidentsroundtable.net Phone: (410) 576-0440 Phone: (410) 385-1600 202 East Pratt Street An organization of African American www.quinnevans.com Baltimore, MD 21202 www.roberthalf.com businesses that impacts access Committed to excellence in design Phone: (410) 986-4801 Professional staffing and recruiting to opportunities for all minority and client services in architecture Fax: (410) 986-4888 services in accounting, finance, entrepreneurs. planning and interiors. www.marriott.com/bwish administrative professionals, health A deluxe, 622-room, full-service care, IT and legal. Pride of Baltimore, Inc. downtown hotel located next to the R Gallery at Harborplace. 1240 Key Highway ROCA Inc. Baltimore, MD 21230 RCM&D Phone: (410) 539-1151 880 Park Avenue 555 Fairmount Avenue Rendia, Inc. Fax: (443) 377-3897 Suite 200 Towson, MD 21286 1820 Lancaster Street www.pride2.org Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 339-7263 Suite 110 Phone: (410) 218-9500 Pride of Baltimore II has visited Fax: (410) 339-5867 Baltimore, MD 21231 Fax: (443) 759-6384 more than 200 ports in 40 countries, www.rcmd.com Phone: (410) 321-5481 promoting historical maritime www.rocainc.org Strategic solutions and consulting Fax: (410) 616-8657 education, fostering economic for risk management, insurance and www.rendia.com Mission: to disrupt the cycle of development and tourism, and employee benefits. Provides interactive patient education incarceration and poverty helping representing Baltimore and Maryland software that helps medical practices young people transform their lives. around the world. communicate with patients of all Regent Development health literacy levels. Roland Park Place Project PLASE, Inc. Consulting, Inc. 100 International Drive 830 West 40th Street 3601 Old Frederick Road Residential Title & 23rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21211 Baltimore, MD 21229 Escrow Company Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 243-5700 Phone: (410) 837-1400 Phone: (443) 470-9540 100 Painters Mill Road Fax: (410) 243-2054 Fax: (410) 837-6130 www.regent-development.com Suite 200 www.rolandparkplace.org www.projectplase.org Complete services and solutions for Owings Mills, MD 21117 Provides housing, hope and support land development to include policy Phone: (410) 653-3400 Metropolitan senior living at the only to 1,500 homeless men, women and planning, engineering, program Fax: (410) 653-3621 accredited not-for-profit Life Plan families annually. management, CM and Smart Cities. www.residentialtitle.com Community in Baltimore City.

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RSM US LLP Saul Ewing Arnstein 100 International Drive & Lehr LLP Suite 1400 Lockwood Place Baltimore, MD 21202 500 East Pratt Street Suite 900 Phone: (410) 246-9300 Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 246-9614 Phone: (410) 332-8600 www.rsmus.com Fax: (410) 332-8870 Nation’s fifth largest accounting, tax www.saul.com and business consulting provider, Providing clients with full-service serving growth-oriented companies in representation at multiple levels of the United States and globally. reach and focus, a combination that provides a strong advantage in legal challenges. Rusty Scupper Inner Harbor Marina SB & Company, LLC 402 Key Highway 10200 Grand Central Avenue Baltimore, MD 21230 Suite 250 Phone: (410) 727-3678 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Fax: (410) 234-1084 Phone: (410) 584-0060 Fax: (410) 584-0061 www.rusty-scupper.com www.sbandcompany.com Full-service, contemporary seafood Public accounting and business restaurant and bar serving lunch, consulting firm. dinner, Sunday brunch and private functions. Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler, P.A. 250 West Pratt Street, Suite 2000 S Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 385-4205 Samuel Shapiro and Co., Fax: (410) 539-7611 Inc. www.shapirosher.com 1215 East Fort Avenue Law firm concentrating on all aspects of business law and civil litigation, Suite 201 including banking, bankruptcy, Ronald McDonald House Royal Farms Arena Baltimore, MD 21230 biotech, corporate, real estate and Charities Maryland 201 West Baltimore Street Phone: (410) 539-0540 securities. 1 Aisquith Street Fax: (410) 510-1196 Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.shapiro.com Phone: (410) 528-1010 Phone: (410) 347-2020 Shawe Rosenthal LLP Customs broker/freight forwarder Fax: (410) 727-6177 Fax: (410) 347-2042 1 South Street, Suite 1800 with offices in Baltimore, Dulles www.rmhcbaltimore.org Baltimore, MD 21202 www.royalfarmsarena.com Home for families and their children Airport, Philadelphia, Charleston, Phone: (410) 752-1040 who are battling catastrophic illness. Maryland’s largest indoor sports and Atlanta and JFK New York. Fax: (410) 752-8861 Partnering with area hospitals www.shawe.com entertainment facility. to embrace more 1,500 families Management, labor relations and each year. Sandy Hillman employment attorneys practicing Communications before federal, state and local Royspec Purchasing administrative agencies and courts. Rosenberg Martin Village of Cross Keys Services Greenberg LLP 2 Village Square 25 South Charles Street 7470 Candlewood Road Suite 220 Shea Radiance 21st Floor Hanover, MD 21076 Baltimore, MD 21210 5139 Britten Lane Baltimore, MD 21201 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Phone: (410) 850-0100 Phone: (410) 339-5100 Phone: (410) 727-6600 Fax: (410) 616-8940 Phone: (443) 812-0762 Fax: (410) 727-1115 Fax: (410) 850-9220 Fax: (443) 812-0762 www.hillmanpr.com www.shearadiance.com www.rosenbergmartin.com Export medical supplies for King Faisal A regional law firm providing big A full-service, Baltimore-based Natural and organic body and firm expertise and personal service to Specialist Hospital and Research public relations agency with global hair care products—manufacture, local, national and global businesses. Centre in Saudi Arabia. capabilities. wholesale and retail.

64 | 2021 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory The Shelter Foundation Skye Asset Management South Baltimore Southway Builders, Inc. 200 East Pratt Street, Suite 4100 LLC Learning Center 1318 East Fort Avenue Baltimore, MD 21202 Baltimore, MD 21230 4940 Campbell Boulevard 28 East Ostend Street Phone: (410) 385-5267 Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 332-4134 Suite 110 Fax: (410) 385-5201 Phone: (410) 625-4215 Fax: (410) 332-4136 Major focus supporting private Baltimore, MD 21236 www.southbaltimorelearns.org www.southwaybuilders.com Regional construction management organizations which assist in Phone: (410) 931-9050 Nonprofit organization that provides firm serving commercial and educating Baltimore City school Fax: (410) 931-9052 adult education and literacy services multifamily building owners and students. to Baltimore city residents. Enrolls Leads an investment group whose developers. portfolio includes ownership in adults, ages 18 and up, to increase their literacy skills and earn a high several private companies in the Sheppard Pratt school diploma. bio-tech and social media industries. 6501 North Charles Street Southwest Airlines Co. Baltimore, MD 21204 12138 Central Avenue, #154 Phone: (410) 938-3401 Southern Management Mitchellville, MD 20721 Fax: (410) 938-4532 Sontiq Phone: (301) 218-4096 Corporation www.southwest.com www.sheppardpratt.org 9920 Franklin Square Drive 1950 Old Gallows Road, Suite 600 Based on the USDOT, Southwest Providing mental health, special Suite 250 Vienna, VA 22182 Airlines is the nation’s largest carrier education, addiction, development Nottingham, MD 21236 Phone: (703) 902-9443 disabilities, and social services. in terms of originating domestic Phone: (410) 809-2500 www.southernmanagement.com passengers-boarded, operating the www.ezshield.com We are a property management largest fleet of Boeing aircraft in the company operating 75 apartment world with satellite-based Wi-Fi. Delivers intelligent identity security Sinai Hospital of communities with approximately Baltimore solutions for consumers and 25,000 units as well as over 1 million 2401 West Belvedere Avenue businesses, through brands EZShield square feet of commercial space and Squadra Ventures Baltimore, MD 21215 and Identityforce. 4 hotels. 6 East Eager Street Phone: (410) 601-5135 Baltimore, MD 21202 Fax: (410) 601-8801 Phone: (202) 997-6204 www.lifebridgehealth.org www.squadra.vc Community teaching hospital with Like, share, follow and An early-stage venture capital firm led centers of excellence, including connect with the GBC by founder-operators that invests in cardiovascular care, neurosciences, enterprise software that drives value opthalmology, rehabilitation, obstetrics, facebook.com/GBCorg —efficiency, security and top-line pediatrics, cancer and orthopedics. revenue.

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Stifel Technical.ly Baltimore 1 South Street, 17th Floor Emerging Technology Center Baltimore, MD 21202 101 North Haven Street, Suite 301 Phone: (443) 224-1401 Baltimore, MD 21224 Fax: (410) 454-5299 Phone: (215) 253-4259 www.stifel.com www.technical.ly/baltimore A leading provider of investment A news and events organization that banking and brokerage services with focuses on how local economies offices throughout the United States change. We help companies with and abroad. their tech talent acquisition and lead generation needs. Studio 7 the Salon & Spa 800 North Charles Street Telesis Baltimore Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 528-7158 Corporation Fax: (410) 528-7159 25 East 20th Street, Suite 100 www.studio7thesalon.com Baltimore, MD 21218 A full-service salon and spa. Phone: (410) 685-1494 www.telesiscorp.com Plans, finances and creates urban Sue-Ann’s Office Supply communities that are livable, Inc. beautiful, civil, and safe. Brings together many strong partners: 4211 Old community residents and civic Pikesville, MD 21208 leadership; businesses and banks; Phone: (410) 664-6226 public agencies and private financing Fax: (410) 664-6086 investors to achieve large scale urban www.sueannsofficesupply.com regeneration. Full line office products, office furniture dealer, computer products, promotional items, and construction safety equipment. The Terminal Corporation 1657A South Highland Avenue Baltimore, MD 21224 T Phone: (410) 246-0500 Fax: (410) 327-1608 Starbucks Corporation Stella May Contracting T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. www.termcorp.com 100 East Pratt Street Distribution, e-commerce, reverse 370 7th Avenue, Suite 1510 1512 Edgewood Road 8th Floor logistics, transportation, and public Baltimore, MD 21202 New York NY 10001 Edgewood, MD 21040 and contract warehousing contract Phone: (410) 345-6522 packaging, beer, wine and spirits Phone: (646) 941-9152 Phone: (410) 679-8306 Fax: (410) 345-7499 logistics, light assembly since 1893. www.troweprice.com www.starbucks.com www.stellamay.com Founded in 1937 by Thomas Rowe A coffeehouse chain known for A heavy civil construction company Price Jr., provides investment Thread, Inc. safely serving and shining in the management for individual and its signature roast, lite bites, institutional investors and offers a P.O. Box 1584 community. broad range of no-load mutual funds. Baltimore, MD 21203 and WiFi availability. Mission: to Phone: (410) 660-8343 inspire and nurture the human www.thread.org Engages underperforming high spirit—one person, one cup, and one Stevenson University Tagliata 1012 Fleet Street school students with a family neighborhood at a time. 1525 Greenspring Valley Road Baltimore, MD 21202 of committed volunteers and Phone: (410) 244-5830 resource access. Stevenson, MD 21153 www.tagliatarestaurant.com Phone: (443) 334-2203 State Employees Tidemore Fax: (410) 486-7865 Credit Union (SECU) TBC, Inc. 516 North Charles Street www.stevenson.edu 3601 O’Donnell Street Suite 212 971 Corporate Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21201 Private university offering career- Suite 100 Linthicum, MD 21090 Baltimore, MD 21224 Phone: (410) 870-9815 focused bachelor’s and master’s Phone: (410) 986-1121 www.tidemore.com Phone: (410) 487-7328 degree programs for traditional Fax: (410) 986-1197 A public affairs, policy, and political www.tbc.us consultancy serving causes, www.secumd.org undergraduates and adult The art + science of modern candidates, and companies in Maryland’s largest credit union. professionals. marketing. Maryland.

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Tilton-Steele Tradepoint Atlantic Transportation for The Tucker Group LLC International 1600 Sparrows Point Boulevard America 1010 Wendover Road Baltimore, MD 21219 111 South Calvert Street Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: (410) 709-1286 1152 15th Street NW, Suite 450 Suite 2700 www.tradepointatlantic.com/ Washington, DC 20005 Phone: (410) 624-9536 Baltimore, MD 21202 A 3,300 acre industrial development Phone: (202) 971-3912 www.tuckercomms.com Phone: (301) 674-3100 property located in the Baltimore- www.t4america.org Provides services related to Optimizing investment profits and Washington corridor. Helping local leaders come together strategic brand positioning, business decisions by working with a team of tested investment advisers. and ensure that states and the employing approaches and tactics Trane federal government invest in to advance personal and 10947 Golden West Drive smart, homegrown, locally-driven organizational objectives, mitigate Towson Town Center Suite 100 transportation solutions. reputation risk and engage essential 825 Dulaney Valley Road Hunt Valley, MD 21031 stakeholders. Towson, MD 21204 Phone: (410) 403-2200 Phone: (410) 583-6607 Fax: (410) 403-2225 Truist www.trane.com www.brookfieldpropertiesretail.com 120 East Baltimore Street Turner Construction An industry-leading total-building 23rd Floor solutions provider that focuses Company Baltimore, MD 21202 Towson University on integrated HVAC and building 3700 Koppers Street automation systems, building services Phone: (410) 986-1677 8000 York Road Suite 345 and contracting, and energy services. Fax: (410) 986-1682 Towson, MD 21252 Baltimore, MD 21227 www.truist.com Phone: (410) 704-2356 Phone: (443) 909-7645 One of the nation’s largest Fax: (410) 704-3488 Transamerica Fax: (410) 715-7296 www.towson.edu commercial banking organizations, Corporation www.turnerconstruction.com offering customers local, personalized Graduate and undergraduate 100 Light Street General builder and construction programs in fine arts, health-related Baltimore, MD 21202 service along with a full range fields, teacher education, liberal Phone: (410) 576-4500 of financial products including management firm with operations arts and science, business and www.transamerica.com traditional deposit and credit, trust, primarily in the commercial and communications. Insurance, investment, retirement. mortgage and investment services. institutional sectors.

www.gbc.org | 67 UNCF—United Negro United Medical Care University of Baltimore U College Fund 2116 Maryland Avenue 1420 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218 1805 7th Street, NW Phone: (443) 986-2606 Baltimore, MD 21201 Ulman Foundation Washington, DC 20001 Fax: (410) 630-5329 Phone: (410) 837-4866 1215 East Fort Avenue, Suite 104 Phone: (202) 810-0182 www.unitedmedicalcare.org Fax: (410) 837-4875 Baltimore, MD 21230 Fax: (202) 234-0224 A personal care, home care and skilled Phone: (410) 964-0202 www.uncf.org/dmv nursing agency, providing caregivers www.ubalt.edu www.ulmancancerfund.org The nation’s largest and most for the elderly and disabled. Educational institution; effective minority higher education Changes lives by creating a undergraduate and graduate, organization. community of support for young United Way of professional and doctoral degree adults, and their loved ones, impacted Central Maryland programs; composed of the Merrick by cancer. Under Armour, Inc. 1800 Washington Boulevard School of Business, the Yale Gordon Suite 340 Mr. Kevin A. Plank College of Arts and Sciences, the Baltimore, MD 21230 UMBC—An Honors Executive Chairman & Phone: (410) 895-1403 College of Public Affairs and the University in Maryland Brand Chief Fax: (410) 547-8289 School of Law. 1020 Hull Street www.uwcm.org 1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore, MD 21230 Fights for the education, financial Baltimore, MD 21250 Phone: (410) 468-2512 stability and health of every person in Phone: (410) 455-3880 University of Maryland Fax: (410) 234-9830 every community. Fax: (410) 455-1210 www.underarmour.com Global Campus www.umbc.edu The originator of performance UnitedHealthcare 3501 University Boulevard East A high-quality public research apparel, making athletes better of the Mid-Atlantic Suite 3130 university in Maryland. through a diverse product portfolio. 10175 Little Patuxent Parkway Adelphi, MD 20783 Columbia, MD 21044 Phone: (301) 985-7077 Union Baptist Church Phone: (443) 896-0412 Like, share, Fax: (888) 816-8114 Fax: (301) 985-7678 follow and 1219 Druid Hill Avenue www.unitedhealthcare.com www.umgc.edu connect with Baltimore, MD 21217 Provides a variety of health benefits Maryland’s university of distance and the GBC youtube.com Phone: (410) 523-6880 and services to individuals, employers, www.unionbaptistmd.org and government partners. online education for working adults.

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University of Maryland University of Maryland, Verra Mobility WBAL NewsRadio & Francis King Carey College Park 1150 North Alma School Road 98 Rock Mesa, AZ 85201 School of Law 1101 Main Administration Building 3800 Hooper Avenue College Park, MD 20742 Phone: (480) 596-4787 Baltimore, MD 21211 500 West Baltimore Street Phone: (301) 405-5803 Fax: (480) 607-0901 Phone: (410) 338-6550 Baltimore, MD 21201 Fax: (301) 314-9560 www.verramobility.com Fax: (410) 338-6491 Phone: (410) 706-2041 www.umd.edu A global leader in smart mobility. www.wbal.com/98online.com Fax: (410) 706-4045 Maryland’s flagship university and Formerly American Traffic Solutions one of the nation’s preeminent, (ATS), Verra Mobility develops WBAL NewsRadio and 98 Rock are www.law.umaryland.edu public research universities, deeply technology-enabled solutions that the region’s leading radio stations A top-ranked law school at the committed to its land-grant mission, help the world move safely and easily. serving Baltimore and Maryland with offering high quality instruction and University of Maryland with The Company serves the world’s entertainment, news and sports. public service to Maryland’s students nationally-recognized programs in largest commercial fleets and rental and citizens. car companies to manage tolling health, business, environmental and transactions and violations for more public interest. than 8.5 million vehicles. WBAL-TV 11 University System of 3800 Hooper Avenue Maryland Baltimore, MD 21211 University of Maryland 701 East Pratt Steet Visit Baltimore Phone: (410) 338-6403 Medical System Baltimore, MD 21202 400 East Pratt Street, 10th Floor Fax: (410) 338-6238 Phone: (410) 576-5735 250 West Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21202 www.wbaltv.com Fax: (301) 445-1931 Phone: (410) 659-7130 Maryland’s live, local, latebreaking 24th Floor www.usmd.edu Fax: (410) 817-0693 news leader online at WBALTV.com Baltimore, MD 21201 Comprising 12 institutions, USM www.baltimore.org and on your mobile device. is Maryland’s major public higher Phone: (410) 328-8667 Full-service, nonprofit sales and education resource for teaching, Fax: (410) 328-1931 marketing organization. Promotes the research and service. www.umm.edu Baltimore area as a convention and WebbMason Marketing tourist destination. Provides comprehensive health care 10830 Gilroy Road throughout the state of Maryland. V Hunt Valley, MD 21031 VPC, Inc. Phone: (410) 785-1111 Fax: (410) 584-9261 University of Maryland VA Maryland Health 240 Business Center Drive Care System Reisterstown, MD 21136 www.webbmason.com Medical System Health Phone: (410) 526-9100 10 North Greene Street A full-service marketing agency that Plans, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21201 Fax: (410) 526-9101 supports clients to ensure better www.vpcinc.net business outcomes. 1966 Phone: (410) 605-7101 www.maryland.va.gov Video content producers, live event Suite 100 Consists of two medical centers, a production services webinars, digital Timonium, MD 21093 120-bed rehabilitation and extended- signage solutions/AV Integration. Weber Shandwick Phone: (443) 552-3268 care center and six community-based 729 East Pratt Street Fax: (410) 779-9389 outpatient clinics located throughout the state. Suite 100 www.ummshealthplans.com W Baltimore, MD 21202 A managed care organization that Phone: (410) 558-2101 focuses its business on public sector Vehicles for Change W. R. Grace & Co. Fax: (410) 558-2188 programs like Medicaid and Medicare. 4111 Washington Boulevard 7500 Grace Drive www.webershandwick.com Baltimore, MD 21227 Columbia, MD 21044 Serves companies and organizations Phone: (410) 242-9674 Phone: (410) 531-4709 worldwide in building brands and Fax: (410) 242-9677 University of Maryland, Fax: (410) 531-4289 managing reputations through digital www.vehiclesforchange.org www.grace.com communications, PR, advertising, Baltimore Donate your car to Vehicles for A leading global supplier of catalysts design and public affairs. 220 Arch Street Change to change the lives of those and engineered materials. Saratoga Building in need. 14th Floor Weller Development Baltimore, MD 21201 Waterfront Partnership Venable LLP 101 West Dickman Street of Baltimore, Inc. Phone: (410) 706-7002 750 East Pratt Street Suite 200 650 South Exeter Street, Suite 200 Fax: (410) 706-0500 Suite 900 Baltimore, MD 21230 Baltimore, MD 21202 www.umaryland.edu Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 925-0993 Phone: (410) 244-7400 Phone: (443) 743-3307 Top-ranked public research university Fax: (410) 601-3426 Fax: (410) 244-7742 www.waterfrontpartnership.org with schools of medicine, law, dentistry, www.wellerdevelopment.com www.venable.com Nonprofit organization dedicated pharmacy, nursing, social work, and a Full-service law firm with intellectual to creating an active, attractive and Full-service, mission-driven real estate graduate school. Home to the University property, government, litigation and sustainable future for Baltimore’s development company, focused of Maryland, Baltimore BioPark. business divisions. world-class waterfront. primarily on .

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Wellness Healthcare, Inc. The Whiting-Turner Wm. T. Burnett & Co. Owings Mills Corporate Campus Contracting Company 1500 Bush Street Z 10055 Red Run Blvd 300 East Joppa Road Baltimore, MD 21230 Suite 120 Hampton Plaza Phone: (410) 837-3000 Ziger|Snead Architects Owings Mills, MD 21117 www.wmtburnett.com Phone: (443) 253-0194 Towson, MD 21286 1006 Morton Street Baltimore-headquartered Fax: (410) 486-3085 Phone: (410) 821-1100 Baltimore, MD 21201 manufacturer of foam/nonwovens www.wellnessrxhealth.com Fax: (888) 864-5772 for over 100 years, and STX sporting Phone: (410) 576-9131 Mental health/substance misuse www.whiting-turner.com goods. Fax: (410) 576-9159 clinics with wraparound services. Construction manager, general contractor, specialty contractor www.zigersnead.com and design/builder, providing Transforming campuses, Wexford Science + WSP comprehensive pre-construction and 1 East Pratt Street, Suite 300 organizations and communities. The Technology, LLC construction services. Baltimore, MD 21202 studio’s mission that great design has 801 West Baltimore Street Phone: (410) 727-5050 Suite 505 a positive social impact, has earned Fax: (410) 727-4608 Baltimore, MD 21201 Whitman, Requardt & it national recognition for design www.wsp.com Phone: (410) 649-5629 Associates, LLP excellence. Fax: (410) 649-5733 Consulting engineering firm. 801 South Caroline Street www.wexfordscitech.com Baltimore, MD 21231 REIT. Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Phone: (410) 235-3450 Y Fax: (443) 224-1875 100 East Pratt Street Wheelabrator www.wrallp.com The Y in Central Suite 2440 Technologies Established in 1915, a multi- Maryland Baltimore, MD 21202 1801 Annapolis Boulevard disciplinary, top 120 ENR firm, offers 303 West Chesapeake Avenue Phone: (410) 949-1152 Baltimore, MD 21230 engineering, architectural, planning, Fax: (410) 659-0436 Phone: (410) 234-0808 environmental and construction Baltimore, MD 21204 www.wtienergy.com/plant- management services. Phone: (443) 322-9622 www.zuckerman.com locations/energy-from-waste/ Fax: (410) 376-7494 A nationally recognized litigation wheelabrator-baltimore www.ymaryland.org firm that represents individual and Converts municipal solid waste to Whitney Bailey Cox & Community organization focused on clean green energy in the metro Magnani, LLC (WBCM) youth development, healthy living institutional clients in complex, highly Baltimore area. and social responsibility. contested civil and criminal cases. 300 East Joppa Road, Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21286 White Marsh Mall Phone: (410) 512-4500 8200 Perry Hall Boulevard Fax: (410) 324-4100 Baltimore, MD 21236 www.wbcm.com Like, share, follow and Phone: (667) 219-3842 Provides multi-discipline engineering connect with the GBC www.whitemarshmall.com services through Whitney instagram.com/greaterbaltimorecommittee A 1.1 million sq. ft. regional shopping Bailey Cox & Magnani, LLC, and center, offering more than 130 stores construction management and and providing East Baltimore a wide facility construction through WBCM assortment of national retailers and Construction Services, LLC. restaurants.

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Maryland General Assembly Legislative Forum Economic Outlook Conference—From • Ambassador Sponsor: University of Maryland Pandemic Economy to Presidential Election: Medical System Effects, Forecast & Future • Signature Sponsors: AT&T, BGE, • Signature Sponsors: Accenture, AT&T, BGE, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Comcast, MedStar Health Inc., Merritt Companies Merritt Companies, Southwest Airlines, The Whiting Turner Contracting Company • Contributing Sponsor: Comcast • Patron Sponsor: The Howard Hughes Corporation, • Media Sponsor: The Daily Record Towson University 65th Annual Meeting • Media Sponsor: Baltimore Business Journal, The Daily Record • Title Sponsor: Accenture • Ambassador Sponsor: University of Maryland 2020 Golf Classic Medical System • Golf Ball Sponsor: State Employees • Platinum Sponsor: The Shelter Foundation Credit Union (SECU) • Signature Sponsors: AT&T, Comcast, CareFirst BlueCross • Breakfast Sponsor: Baltimore Ravens BlueShield, BGE, Medstar Health Inc., Merritt Companies, • Beverage Cart Sponsor: Douglas Memorial Southwest Airlines, The Whiting Turner Contracting Community Church Company • Gold Sponsors: The Howard Hughes Corporation, Bridging the Gap Achievement Awards: Kaiser Permanente, Loyola University Maryland, • Ambassador Sponsor: University of Maryland Towson University, University of Maryland, Baltimore Medical System • Silver Sponsors: The Bozzuto Group, • Signature Sponsors: Accenture, Medstar Health Inc. Community College of Baltimore County • Supporting Sponsor: The Howard Hughes • Bronze Sponsors: Baltimore City Community College, Corporation Saint Agnes Foundation, University of Maryland, Media Sponsor: Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore County • • Partner Sponsors: Bank of America, Baltimore Women’s Advisory Board Camden Partners, First National Bank, Baltimore Women’s Advisory Board: Financial Grander Capital Partners, LLC., KPMG, RCM&D, Wellness—Mobilizing the Financial Power of Women Southway Builders, TEDCO, The Y in Central Maryland • Ambassador Sponsor: University of Maryland • Media Sponsors: Baltimore Business Journal, Medical System The Daily Record • Signature Sponsor: The Whiting Turner Contracting Transportation Summit Company • Signature Sponsor: MedStar Health Inc. • Event Sponsor: BGE • Program Sponsor: WSP Conversation with Dr. Humaira Siddiqi—Keeping it Together in 2020 Mayors Awards • Ambassador Sponsor: University of Maryland • Ambassador Sponsor: University of Maryland Medical System Medical System • Signature Sponsor: The Whiting Turner Contracting • Signature Sponsors: AT&T, Comcast, BGE, Company Merritt Companies, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Southwest Airlines • Event Sponsor: Kaiser Permanente • Supporting Sponsor: Loyola University Maryland • Media Sponsors: Baltimore Business Journal, The Daily Record • Media Sponsors: Baltimore Business Journal, The Daily Record

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Advertiser’s Index AECOM ...... 37 Archdiocese of Baltimore ...... 39 Ascension Saint Agnes Healthcare...... 37 Atlas Restaurant Group...... Back Cover Baltimore City Community College...... 40 Baltimore Gas & Electric Company...... Inside Front Cover BD Life Sciences...... 42 The Bozzuto Group, Inc...... 43 Carroll County Economic Development ...... 44 The Center for Workforce Inclusion...... 10 Clark Construction Group, LLC...... 46 Comcast...... 46 Community College of Baltimore County ...... 20 The Daily Record ...... 48 EY ...... 49 Fulton Bank...... 50 Harford Community College ...... 52 Harford County Office of Community & Economic Development...... 53 H & N Printing & Graphics ...... 55 Howard Bank...... 54 IDfive—Baltimore County Golf...... 39 Johns Hopkins Health System ...... 56 Kaiser Permanente...... 57 KCI Technologies...... 20 Landmark Parking, Inc...... 59 Loyola University Maryland ...... 58 Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO) .....60 MECU of Baltimore...... 61 Medstar Health, Inc...... Inside Back Cover PNC...... 64 RCM&D...... 65 Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP...... 66 The Shelter Foundation ...... 67 Southway Builders, Inc...... 72 T. Rowe Price Group, Inc...... 2 Towson University...... 68 University of Maryland Medical System...... 59 University of Baltimore...... 9 University of Maryland, Baltimore ...... 16

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