The Win Baltimore Initiative is designed to spark positive change throughout Baltimore and its surrounding neighborhoods by fueling the social, educational, and physical advancement of the boys and girls who will serve as the future business and community leaders of the region.

A PROUD MEMBER OF THE GREATER BALTIMORE COMMITTEE.

1309f Win Balt dunbar_Prog_GBC.indd 1 8/28/13 5:56 PM The Greater Baltimore Committee MEMBER DIRECTORY

President and CEO...... Donald C. Fry, Esq. FEATURE

Executive Assistant to the President At a Glance and CEO/Director of Events...... Chris Fabula GBC’s Core Pillars for a Vice President/Member Competitive Business Environment...... 11–17 Engagement...... Lisbeth Pettengill

Vice President of Communications...... Gene Bracken Year in Review Director of Finance Highlights from the Work and Business Services...... Daniel Isang of the GBC during the Past Year...... 18–25 Director of Special Projects...... Sara Garbarino

Director of Regional Transportation GBC History and Federal Government Affairs...... Robert Hellauer, Esq. 60 Years of Vision, Leadership, Director of Economic Development...... Molly Moyer Accomplishment...... 26–33

Digital Communications Editor...... Elizabeth Lowe

Assistant to the Director of Finance and Business Services...... Jillian Curry CONTENTS

Director, Policy and Research...... Shaina Hernandez Message to Members...... 3 Board of Directors...... 4 Special Assistant...... Thomas Whelley At a Glance...... 11 Events and Sponsor Relations Associate...... Samantha Zerhusen Committees...... 15 Advisory Councils...... 16 Committee Coordinator...... Tara Harris Year in Review...... 18 Administrative Assistant...... Mickie Gray Awards...... 24 Administrative Assistant...... Sandra Porter GBC History...... 26 ✦ ✦ ✦ Business Guide...... 34

The Leadership Staff Member Directory...... 37 Event Sponsors...... 65 Executive Director...... David Sachs Save These Dates...... 68 Assistant Director...... Tricia Ellis Advertisers’ Index...... Inside Back Cover Manager, Special Projects...... Jennifer Cathro

Program Coodinator...... Sindee Ernst

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• • • The GBC: A framework for private-sector leadership, collaboration In these challenging economic times punctuated by government partisanship and gridlock, where can innova- tive thinking, leadership and collaboration for the future be found? The answer: where they have always been found—in the private sector. It’s that way today, and it was that way in 1955 when a group of 83 entrepreneurs and business executives met on January 5 and formed the Greater Baltimore Committee to “take prompt and aggressive action” to address pressing problems facing Baltimore City. The members of the new organization, which included Clarence W. Miles, an owner of the newly-purchased Baltimore Orioles, and a young mortgage banker named Jim Rouse, were “not interested in glamour, platitudes or false promises,” they said. Instead they sought to create an organization that would apply private-sector vision and resources to getting things done. Miles, whose law firm—Miles and Stockbridge—remains a leading GBC member today, was named the first chairman of the GBC. He and his colleagues envisioned a private-sector action committee to address the critical business climate issues of the day—Baltimore’s deteriorating downtown and its need for revitalization, critical transportation infrastructure and new business development. From that beginning sprung major downtown development, a spectacular revival of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and subsequent economic growth beyond to the city’s north and south shores. GBC-led accomplishments along the way also include downtown baseball and football stadiums, a convention center and restoration of the Hippodrome Theatre, just to name a few. Meanwhile, GBC policy advocacy has been influential in shaping government initiatives on issues ranging from regional transportation to competitiveness for economic growth and job creation. During the last six decades, the GBC has broadened its perspective to a regional focus, and strong private- sector vision and advocacy for progress is needed more than ever. The GBC remains uniquely positioned for this role, leading the way today to strengthen transportation infra- structure, the Inner Harbor, workforce development and to support the growth of industry sectors vital to our economic future. Such sectors include cybersecurity, bioscience, information technology and health care, as well as industries related to the thriving Port of Baltimore. The GBC also serves as a respected and credible voice of free enterprise in Annapolis, tackling policy issues related to our state’s competitiveness such as tax structure, government spending priorities and regulatory policies. Along the way, the GBC serves as the premier venue in the region for building business relationships as we work together to strengthen our business climate. The GBC provides the framework for a unified, connected, visionary and engaged business community. This directory lists the business and civic leaders who are part of the framework and who drive the work of the GBC. Sixty years after a group of visionaries met in Baltimore to form a new vehicle for meaningful private-​sector advocacy, the GBC remains the region’s “go to” organization for getting things done. We gratefully acknowl- edge the GBC’s strong board leadership, the personal involvement of our members, a resourceful staff and our many civic and government partners. We look forward to continuing our work together to apply private-sector vision and advocacy to the vital mission of strengthening competitiveness for economic growth and job creation in the Baltimore region and in Maryland.

Brian C. Rogers Donald C. Fry GBC Chairman GBC President & CEO www.gbc.orgwww.gbc.org 3 Board Officers

Chairman Vice Chair Vice Chair

Brian C. Rogers Kevin A. Plank Stephanie C. Hill Chairman of the Board & CIO President & CEO President T. ROWE PRICE GROUP, INC. UNDER ARMOUR, INC. LOCKHEED MARTIN IS&GS-CIVIL

Immediate Secretary Treasurer Past Chairman

William E. “Brit” Kirwan Robert C. Embry Jr. Charles O. Monk II, Esq. Chancellor President Managing Partner, Baltimore Office UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF THE ABELL FOUNDATION SAUL EWING LLP MARYLAND

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Peter G. Angelos Kenneth R. Banks Calvin Barker Andrew M. Bertamini Thomas S. Bozzuto Chairman of the Board & CEO President President Regional President Chairman & CEO BALTIMORE ORIOLES BANKS CONTRACTING BB&T CORPORATION WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. THE BOZZUTO GROUP COMPANY, INC.

Sheila Brooks Martin P. Brunk Calvin G. Butler Jr. Richard W. Cass G. Mark Chaney President Office Managing Partner CEO President CFO, Executive Vice THE PRESIDENTS’ MCGLADREY LLP BGE BALTIMORE RAVENS President, Treasurer ROUNDTABLE, INC. CAREFIRST BLUECROSS BLUESHIELD

August J. Chiasera Robert Chrencik Phil Clough David Cordish William S. Corey Jr. President, President & CEO Managing General Partner Chairman Office Managing Partner Greater Baltimore/ UNIVERSITY OF ABS CAPITAL PARTNERS THE CORDISH COMPANIES PRICEWATERHOUSE- Chesapeake Regions MARYLAND COOPERS LLP M&T BANK CORPORATION MEDICAL SYSTEM

Thomas Coughlin Ronald J. Daniels John B. Frisch, Esq. Laura Gamble Adam A. Gross Regional Senior President Chairman and President Regional President, Principal Vice President JOHNS HOPKINS MILES & STOCKBRIDGE, P.C. Greater Maryland AYERS/SAINT/GROSS, INC. COMCAST UNIVERSITY PNC www.gbc.org 5

Board of Directors

Karl R. Gumtow Kevin M. Hall Michael D. Hankin Sandra S. Hillman Richard J. Himelfarb CEO Managing Partner Partner & CEO President Chairman, Executive CYBERPOINT KPMG LLP BROWN ADVISORY SANDY HILLMAN Vice President INTERNATIONAL, LLC COMMUNICATIONS STIFEL

Dan Joerres Mark K. Joseph Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis Jon M. Laria, Esq. Anthony A. Lewis President & General Founding Chairman President Managing Partner, President Manager THE SHELTER GROUP THE COMMUNITY Baltimore Office VERIZON MARYLAND, INC. WBAL-T V 11 COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE BALLARD SPAHR LLP COUNTY

Meg MacDonald- Kevin J. Manning William J. David Millman Mark Mullin Sheetz President McCarthy, Jr. State President, Maryland President & CEO President & COO STEVENSON UNIVERSITY Executive Director BANK OF AMERICA TRANSAMERICA MEDIFAST INC. ASSOCIATED CATHOLIC CORPORATION CHARITIES, INC.

Dr. Jay A. Perman Ronald R. Peterson Bonnie Phipps Timothy J. Regan Jay Ridder President President President & CEO President & CEO Managing Partner UNIVERSITY OF JOHNS HOPKINS HEALTH ST. AGNES HEALTH CARE THE WHITING-TURNER ERNST & YOUNG LLP MARYLAND, BALTIMORE SYSTEM CONTRACTING COMPANY

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Board of Directors

Timothy E. Ryan Kenneth A. Samet Mayo A. Shattuck III James L. Shea, Esq. Joseph A. Sullivan Publisher, President & CEO President & CEO Executive Chairman of Chairman Chairman, President & CEO THE BALTIMORE SUN MEDSTAR HEALTH INC. the Board VENABLE LLP LEGG MASON, INC. MEDIA GROUP EXELON

Paul A. Tiburzi, Esq. Roger A. Waesche Jr. David Warnock J. Scott Wilfong Arnold Williams Baltimore Managing Partner President & CEO Managing Member Chairman, President & CEO Managing Director DLA PIPER CORPORATE OFFICE CAMDEN PARTNERS SUNTRUST BANK, ABRAMS, FOSTER, NOLE & PROPERTIES TRUST MARYLAND WILLIAMS, P.A.

Partnering with business to promote and preserve our culture, history, and natural resources for residents and visitors

Alan D. Wilson David Wilson Chairman, President & CEO President MCCORMICK & MORGAN STATE COMPANY, INC. UNIVERSITY

100 Light Street, 12th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 410-878-6411 www.nps.gov/balt www.explorebaltimore.org

Managed by the Baltimore Heritage Area Association, Inc.

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GBC’s Core Pillars for a Competitive Business Environment

◆ Government leadership that unites with business as a partner. Maryland leaders must consider the private sector as a partner, not an adversary, and develop a strategic plan for job creation and growth. ◆ Workforce that is highly educated and meets Maryland’s business needs. Maryland’s education institutions must cultivate a workforce suited to the specific needs of Maryland’s business sectors. ◆ Regulatory policies that are streamlined, stable and predictable. Maryland must project to businesses that its government regulatory policies are reasonable, relevant, free of surprises or redundancy and considerate of businesses’ sense of urgency. ◆ Tax structure that is fair and competitive. Maryland’s tax policy must be perceived by businesses as being competitive and devoid of elements that unreasonably target specific businesses or business sectors. ◆ Competitive costs of doing business. Public policies must reflect a government predisposition to nurture business growth and to avoid imposing additional overhead upon the business sector. ◆ Superior transportation infrastructure with reliable funding mechanisms. Well-funded and maintained transportation infrastructure is an essential prerequisite for business growth. ◆ Strategic and effective state investments in business growth. Investments should include competitive and effective tax credits, incentives and tactical initiatives to nurture private investment. ◆ Business marketing strategy that is aggressive, coordinated, long-term, and well-funded. Competitive states invest in comprehensive communication and promotion of business strengths to internal and national audiences.

www.gbc.org 11 GBC Vision Greater Baltimore—Baltimore City and the five surrounding counties (Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and Howard counties)—will be recognized as a leader in the global economy.

GBC’s Regional GBC Mission Perspective The mission of the Greater Baltimore Regions, not individual Committee is to improve the jurisdictions, are the primary business climate of the Greater economic competitors in the Baltimore region by organizing global economy. Successful its corporate and civic leadership regions are characterized by to develop solutions to the healthy and viable core areas, problems that affect the region’s while regions with declining core competitiveness and viability. areas do not perform as well. The synergy among central cities and the jurisdictions around them is critical to a region’s success. A thriving urban area energizes a region and serves as a catalyst for economic and cultural growth. In Greater Baltimore, strengthening regional ties and collaboration benefits the entire region.

Regional business leaders creating a better tomorrow . . . today.

12 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory GBC Priorities for 2015 Delivering Value to GBC Members ● Competitiveness. Working with elected leaders on Since its founding in 1955, the GBC has sought to apply strengthening competitiveness for economic growth private sector leadership and resources to improve the and job creation in Maryland and the Baltimore region by identifying issues that are crucial to the region’s region. Issues include creating a fair, modern tax business growth and by playing an influential role in structure, investing in infrastructure and fostering developing strategies and implementing action to create entrepreneurship and innovation. change. Opportunities abound for GBC members to ex- ● Transportation. Developing and promoting a pand their perspectives, build relationships and influence comprehensive and efficient regional transportation the business climate. system that includes Baltimore’s Red Line, that ensures Through the GBC, members work with officials at the workforce mobility and efficiently moves goods and highest levels of state and local government as well as services. business leaders who are shaping the future of Central ● Workforce. Building and nurturing a highly-trained Maryland. Members lead by serving on committees that and educated workforce to meet the needs of the 21st address issues of bioscience, education, energy, govern- century, knowledge-based economy. ment contracting, health care, planning, small business, technology and transportation. ● The region. Working with regional business councils, identifying and working to address issues within the Baltimore region that impact its capacity for business development. ● Health care. Advocating and supporting initiatives that promote a culture of wellness in the workforce. ● Value to members. Providing programs and services to GBC members that enhance their community involvement, open doors for new business opportunities and highlight the company’s assets to the Greater Baltimore community.

www.gbc.org 13 Events Communications The GBC offers a year-long schedule of events including: The GBC provides members with a broad range of ● GBC Annual Meeting. The region’s premier business information through its electronic and print publications, event of the year. including: ● ● Bridging the Gap Achievement Awards. Minority- GBC Leader. GBC’s twice-monthly, members-only and women-owned businesses are recognized for e-newsletter provides GBC members with news outstanding achievement. about business climate issues, GBC events, committee information and member news. ● Economic Outlook Conference. Leading experts preview upcoming regional and national ● GBC State House Update. A members-only economic issues. e-newsletter reporting on key issues and develop­ ments in the Maryland General Assembly. Published ● Maryland General Assembly Legislative Forum. weekly during the legislative session from January– The business community kicks off the legislative April and periodically during the interim. session with an overview by leaders of the General Assembly. ● E-mail Advisories. The GBC issues e-mail advisories to members providing instant updates, breaking news ● Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards. The GBC and GBC event information. and the Baltimore Development Corporation honor businesses for outstanding community service. ● Membership Directory. This members-only print and electronic directory is the Who’s Who of the region’s ● Transportation Summit. An annual review of issues business and civic leaders. relating to improving transportation infrastructure in the region and state. ● Greater Baltimore State of the Region Report. An initiative of the Greater Baltimore Committee and ● Business Mixers. Members have the opportunity to Baltimore Metropolitan Council, this publication network with their colleagues at business mixers that examines the relative health and economic take place at unique venues throughout the year. performance of the Baltimore region as compared to competing economies throughout the United States. It is produced every three years. ● GBC on the Web. The GBC’s most comprehensive member communication medium, www.gbc.org, features timely GBC news, member news, a calendar of events, committee information, an online business guide and easily accessible information on GBC initiatives. ● GBC on Social Media. Follow the GBC on Facebook, Twitter (@GBCorg), LinkedIn, and YouTube. ● GBC commentaries. GBC President and CEO Donald C. Fry’s commentaries on public policy and business climate issues are featured Fridays on www. centermaryland.org and every third Friday in The Daily Record. WYPR 88.1 FM also broadcasts Don Fry’s commentaries monthly. 14 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Bioscience Committee Health Care Committee The GBC Bioscience Committee works directly with the This committee reviews legislative matters that affect the industry to identify barriers to company formation and health care and health care insurance industry. It iden- growth in Maryland. The committee then devises and tifies issues and develops positions on health care that implements strategies to overcome those barriers. These impact the residents in the region and that have implica- include expediting tech transfer and advocating for tions for the business community. In coordination with legislation that supports industry growth. the GBC President & CEO, it communicates with legislators Chair: David Block, MD, MBA, CEO of Gliknik and key stakeholders the value of the health care industry Staff: Liz Pettengill• (410) 727-2820 x 41 to the region and the benefits of a healthy workforce and population. Built Environment and Chair: Skip Counselman, chairman and CEO of RCM&D Sustainability Committee Staff: Liz Pettengill• (410) 727-2820 x 41 The Built Environment and Sustainability Committee reviews and analyzes significant real estate developments Innovation and Technology Committee and urban design initiatives in our region. The committee The Innovation and Technology Committee serves as a makes recommendations and suggests policies that will public policy advocate on emerging technology issues serve as catalysts for better communities and examples of to be addressed by government or by the private sector, Smart Growth and sustainability. and provides education and public awareness on Staff: Molly Moyer• (410) 727-2820 x 11 technology-​related policy issues. Chair: Craig Bandes, CEO of Pixelligent Education and Workforce Committee Staff: Liz Pettengill• (410) 727-2820 x 41 This committee reviews and explores innovative ap- proaches to further enhance the quality of academic Transportation and Mobility Committee enrichment available to the region’s youth and workforce The Transportation and Mobility Committee works on training opportunities for citizens off all ages. The com- projects and public policy issues at the state and national mittee develops policy positions to advocate at the local levels that relate to the funding and development of and state levels for reform in the public school and higher superior roads, bridges, transit, port, airport and other education systems, and explores initiatives that enhance transportation infrastructure in the Baltimore region and the quality of workforce for a more productive region. Maryland. Chair: Tina M. Bjarekull, President, MICUA Staff: Robert Hellauer• (410) 727-2820 x 40 Staff: Liz Pettengill• (410) 727-2820 x 41

www.gbc.org 15 Regional Business Advisory Councils Baltimore County Business Advisory Council Regions, not individual jurisdictions, are the primary The Baltimore County Business Advisory Council is economic competitors in the global economy. In Greater primarily comprised of Baltimore County businesses; Baltimore, strengthening regional ties and collaboration however, it is open to all GBC members regardless of their benefits the entire region. With that in mind, the GBC location. It is currently comprised of a variety of industries developed three regional business advisory councils in including banking, communications/public relations, Baltimore, Harford, and Howard counties. education, engineering, retail, real estate, etc. All mem- The councils meet quarterly to discuss specific issues bers are at the senior level/executive management level that may be hindering their business growth and quality in their company. of life. Each council monitors changes in legislation This committee is chaired by John B. Chessare, M.D., that effect their business or region and develops policy M.P.H., F.A.C.H.E., President and Chief Executive Officer of statements for the GBC to use to advocate on behalf of the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) HealthCare the business community to local and state legislators. In system, which includes the GBMC, a 270-bed acute addition, the councils serve as a source of emerging ideas care not-for-profit hospital, as well as a group of multi-­​ or projects for the GBC. specialty physician practices across the region. Some of the past or current issues the councils are In the past year, key focus areas have included: focusing on include: working with defense contractors, ● Baltimore County transportation projects; including APG and other Harford County associations on promoting funding, process and timelines for upcoming projects. the need for better public transportation, completion of ● Monitoring status or steps towards revitalizing a hospitality and tourism related study titled the Harford Sparrows Point. County Destination Market Study, workforce development, taxation and regulation, public safety, etc. ● Monitoring mega economic development projects in the county. Through the councils, each of the specified counties is well represented and is able to keep the business commu- ● Workforce trends and regional demands. nity aware of issues in their jurisdiction. The councils also ● How to make Baltimore County and the State of provide tremendous value with regards to gaining access Maryland more competitive. to key decision makers and providing opportunities to meet other businesses in the counties.

16 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Harford County Business Advisory Council ● Harford County transportation needs; including, entrance/exit of Aberdeen Proving Ground and other The Harford County Business Advisory Council is primarily major thoroughfares. comprised of Harford County businesses; however, it is open to all GBC members regardless of their location. It is ● Higher education offerings in Harford County, future currently comprised of a number of different industries; educational demands, and partnering with other in including defense, legal affairs, hospitality, real estate, state institutions. education, etc. All members are at the senior level/execu- ● Public safety efforts in Harford County. tive management level in their company. ● How to make Harford County and the State of This committee is chaired by Craig A. Ward, President Maryland more competitive. of Frederick Ward Associates in Bel Air. Frederick Ward Associates provides architecture, engineering, plan- Howard County Business Advisory Council ning and surveying services in the mid-Atlantic region. The Howard County Business Advisory Council is primarily In the past year, key focus areas have included: comprised of Howard County businesses; however, it is open to all GBC members regardless of their location. It is currently comprised of a number of different industries; including technology, engineering, legal affairs, real estate, and education. All members are at the senior level/ executive management level in their company. In the past year, key focus areas have included: ● Monitoring the status of downtown Columbia revitalization. ● Researching and exploring the regulatory process in the State of Maryland; including how business can work collaboratively with government in developing regulations. ● Education on Howard County’s annual budget; including reviewing the various revenue sources and how each dollar is spent in the county. ● How to make Howard County and the State of Maryland more competitive.

www.gbc.org 17 Year In Review PROJECTS & PARTNERSHIPS

Chesapeake Conference of CEOs growth. Recommended priorities compiled by conference For the past two years, more than 75 CEOs selected by participants included addressing public infrastructure the Greater Baltimore Committee have participated in the challenges in the region, streamlining the private de- GBC’s Chesapeake Conference of CEOs, a facilitated series velopment process to create a sense of urgency within of workshops to discuss issues related to strengthening the public sector, building public-private partnerships Maryland’s business climate. and strengthening connections between education and business sectors. Private-sector leaders who participated in the GBC’s 2013 Chesapeake Conference of CEOs overwhelmingly agreed Competitive Tax Structure and that reforming Maryland’s tax structure and spending pro- Spending Accountability Commission cess to achieve economic growth was their top priority to Acting on the top recommendation of the 2013 make the state more competitive. To address the priority, Chesapeake Conference of CEOs, in 2014 the Greater the GBC created a private-sector commission to study Baltimore Committee formed a private-sector commission Maryland’s tax structure and fiscal appropriations, which of tax and fiscal experts, CEOs, former legislators and pol- has been working for a year examining options for tax icy professionals to study Maryland’s tax system and fiscal reform and for improving the process by which Maryland management. The commission will recommend options government sets spending parameters and priorities. for reforming the tax structure to position our state more More than 60 busi- competitively for business growth and job creation. The ness leaders from the commission will also make recommendations to strength- Baltimore region attend- en the state’s budgeting processes and spending afford- ed the GBC’s second ability guidelines to foster more efficient and accountable Chesapeake Conference fiscal management. of CEOs in 2014 to review development Red Line projects planned in the The GBC continued its advocacy efforts as the leading region and to consider champion for construction of the 14.1-mile light rail Red private-sector options Line from Woodlawn through downtown Baltimore to the for seizing development Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. As the Maryland opportunities to strength- Transit Administration nears completion of the approval en future economic process for federal funding for the Red Line, the GBC

18 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory continues to aggressively promote the extraordinarily Opportunity Collaborative positive impact the project will have on the region. It will The GBC is a partner in the Opportunity Collaborative, transform the region’s fragmented north-south rail transit the consortium charged with developing a Regional Plan lines that do not connect with each other into an integrat- for Sustainable Development for Greater Baltimore. The ed, connected system that will provide easy transit access Collaborative’s members include local governments, state to thousands of jobs in the region. The Red Line is one of agencies, universities and nonprofit organizations. The only six projects across the nation included in President GBC’s Robert Hellauer, Director of Regional Transportation Obama’s FY 2015 budget for federal New Starts funding. and Federal Government Affairs, is a member of the Innovation Partners steering committee. The plan will help the Baltimore region coordinate investments in housing, transportation The GBC’s Innovation and Technology Committee worked and workforce development to lower transportation as part of a team with the Tech Council of Maryland and costs for families, create cleaner and safer communities the Howard County Tech Council to host the inaugural and increase educational and employment opportunities Innovation Partners meeting this summer. The meeting throughout the region. A financial implementation matched large purchasing companies with emerging strategy is being developed to accomplish the recom- innovative companies. Ten follow-up meetings were mendations of the planning process. scheduled between the young innovative companies and the purchaser companies, producing 14 deals between Inner Harbor 2.0 the eight large companies and 13 emerging companies The Waterfront Partnership, GBC and Mayor Stephanie as a result of the 2014 meeting. The Maryland Innovation Rawlings-Blake are working together to implement the Partners Coalition announced in October that three new Inner Harbor 2.0 plan, unveiled in fall 2013, to enhance purchaser companies will participate in the 2015 meeting. and improve Baltimore’s waterfront district. The plan, developed with Ayers Saint Gross, outlines opportunities to increase green landscape throughout the Harbor, identifies new and strategically located free attractions and amenities to extend the destination experience throughout the Harbor district, develops a framework that knits together the promenade with public open spaces along the waterfront, guides capital planning for future renovations and improvements and develops a model for adapting the promenade and public open spac- es as a “green infrastructure” in support of the Waterfront Partnership’s Healthy Harbor initiative to make the Harbor “swimmable, fishable by 2020.” Hire One Youth For the third year, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and GBC President and CEO Donald C. Fry partnered with city businesses to generate private-sector job opportunities for the city’s youth through the Hire One Youth program, part of the city’s larger YouthWorks summer jobs initiative. More than 100 private-sector employers signed up to participate in the program, which began at the end of June 2014. “Green Tracks” Project Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake launched the city’s “Green Tracks” project on November 5, 2014. The project was initiated by the GBC and Ayers/Saint/Gross several years ago to focus on the elimination of blight and creation of new green space along the East Baltimore Amtrak corridor. The initiative is focused on the blocks along the Amtrak rail corridor, from the tunnel at Bond Street to the overpass at Milton Street.

www.gbc.org 19 CEOs Fighting Diabetes The GBC Health Care Committee has focused on reducing and preventing diabetes in the workplace through a partnership with the Maryland chapter of the American Diabetes Association that engages six regional CEOs: Christopher Brandt, CEO of Audacious Inquiry; Skip Counselman, CEO of RCM&D, and committee chair- man; Charles Monk, managing partner, Saul Ewing, LLP; Brian Rogers, chairman of T. Rowe Price; Carmel Roque, CEO of Keswick Multi-Care; and Samuel Ross, CEO of Bon Secours Baltimore Health System. The CEOs are engaging their employees by promoting aspects of their company’s wellness. These efforts were showcased at a region-wide event in 2014.

LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY

2014 Maryland General Assembly Session After more than three years of advocacy by the GBC promoting its “Gaining a Competitive Edge” report and eight “core pillars” for economic growth and job creation, the issue of strengthening Maryland’s competi- tiveness for business growth gained significant traction in 2014. The General Assembly passed a first-ever joint legislative agenda for economic growth and job creation, championed by Senate President Mike Miller and House Speaker Michael Busch. The legislative leaders also created a commission to identify ways to keep EVENTS Maryland’s business climate competitive. Throughout the session, the GBC urged lawmakers to Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards 2013 make Maryland’s competitiveness a priority and to focus January 14, 2014 on legislation that would promote economic develop- ment and job growth. Successful legislation from the Twelve Baltimore companies were honored by Mayor session included bills passed to recouple the state’s estate Stephanie Rawlings-Blake as winners of the 2013 tax, to establish a cybersecurity investment fund, the Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards for community creation of the Maryland E-Nnovation Program and an service: Brown Advisory, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, increase in credits for research and development invest- Centerplate, Christopher Schafer Clothier, Clear Channel ment, among others. Outdoor, Ellin & Tucker, Chartered, Ernst & Young LLP, Legg Mason, Inc., Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), PNC Bank, Transamerica Baltimore Foundation, and WBAL-TV 11. The annual awards event is presented by the Mayor’s Office, the Greater Baltimore Committee and the Baltimore Development Corporation.

20 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Lunch with the Orioles April 10, 2014 At the GBC’s annual Lunch with the Orioles, more than 500 attendees were able to have their pictures taken with and autographs signed by former Orioles players, includ- ing Al Bumbry, Ron Hansen, Chris Hoiles, Bill Hunter, Tippy Martinez, Tim Nordbrook and Joe Orsulak before enjoying lunch with the current roster of players and coaches. First begun in the 1980s, the GBC’s Lunch with the Orioles provides GBC members and guests an oppor- tunity to closely interact with Baltimore’s “Boys of Summer.” Annual Meeting May 22, 2014 Four new board members were elected at the GBC’s 2014 Annual Meeting: Calvin Butler, CEO of the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE); G. Mark Chaney, CFO, exec- utive vice president and treasurer of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield; August J. Chiasera, president of M&T Bank’s Greater Baltimore and Chesapeake regions; and Ronald J. Daniels, president of Johns Hopkins University. Also at the Annual Meeting, retiring Maryland Institute College of Art President Fred Lazarus and retiring University of Baltimore President Robert Bogomolny received Sondheim Public Service Awards for extraordi- nary commitment to making a difference in Baltimore. Speaker of the House of Delegates Michael Busch and Chancellor of the University System of Maryland William “Brit” Kirwan received Regional Visionary Awards, which recognize those who have made significant contributions to the betterment of the Greater Baltimore region. As keynote speaker, Honeywell CEO and advocate of an “American Competitiveness Agenda” David Cote spoke about his recommendations for our nation on debt reduction, tax reform, education, infrastructure and other prerequisites for a strong business environment.

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Insurance | Investments | Retirement Transportation Summit September 25, 2014 A U.S. congressman, former U.S. secretary of transpor- tation and transportation experts agreed that fixing the country’s crumbling infrastructure is about more than roads and bolstering mass transit. Congressman John Delaney, who serves Maryland’s 6th District, said investing in infrastructure creates jobs and makes the U.S. competitive. Presenters also included Raymond H. LaHood, senior policy adviser for the Baltimore-based DLA Piper, former U.S. secretary of transportation and co-chairman of Building America’s Future Educational Fund, Emily Goff, policy analyst, transportation and infrastructure for The Heritage Foundation; Beth Osborne, vice president of transpor- tation and development for Transportation for America; Alan E. Pisarski, transportation consultant for Alan Pisarski Consulting; and Stephen Sigmund, executive director of Global Gateway Alliance. Economic Outlook October 23, 2014 At the GBC’s 2014 Economic Outlook Conference, an economist and five Baltimore-area economic develop- ment executives painted a picture of an economy in the Baltimore region that is finally beginning to rebound after the great recession. Presenters at the event, which attracted more than 350 GBC members and guests, were: R. Andrew Bauer, regional economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond—Baltimore Office; William H. Cole IV, presi- dent and CEO of Baltimore Development Corporation; James C. Richardson, then-director of the Harford County Office of Economic Development; Edward C. Rothstein, then-president and CEO of the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation; Lawrence F. Twele, CEO of the Howard County Economic Development Authority; and Helga T. Weschke, deputy director of the Baltimore County Department of Economic and Workforce Development. Bridging the Gap December 8, 2014 The GBC’s Bridging the Gap Awards honored minority-​ owned and woman-owned businesses for outstanding achievement, as well as majority-owned businesses or individual executives who have shown leadership in the area of inclusive business practices. The four award categories are: achievement by a minority- or woman-owned business; majority-owned business demonstrating inclusive business practices; partnerships and strategic alliances; and the President’s Award for exceptional advocacy.

www.gbc.org 23 2014 Mayor’s Business 2014 Bridging the Gap Awards Recognition Awards The GBC Bridging the Gap Achievement Awards The Mayor’s Business Recognition Awards honor honor minority-owned and woman-owned firms corporate leadership and efforts to improve for achievement and others for their efforts to the quality of life in Baltimore City. In 2014, the strengthen minority business development. outstanding community service of 13 businesses Sixteen Baltimore-area companies were honored was recognized by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings- in 2014: Blake, the GBC and the Baltimore Development Corporation: Achievement by a minority- or woman-owned business • aMuse Toys • Devaney and Associates • BGE • Juxtopia LLC • CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield • Mahan Rykiel Associates • EY • Richman Associates, LLC • M&T Bank • Sue Ann’s Office Supply • MECU • Urban Policy Development • MedStar Union Memorial Hospital • Verve Partnership • Morstein’s Jewelers, Inc. • PNC Bank Majority-owned business • Saul Ewing LLP demonstrating inclusive business practices • SC&H • BGE • Team Triumphant, Inc. • Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center • Wells Fargo Partnerships/strategic alliances • Black Classic Press/BCP Digital Printing and Pearson • SRB Communications and BGE • Turner Construction Company, Cain Contracting Company and Essex Construction Company

President’s Award • University of Maryland Medical System

24 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Regional Visionary Awards 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 lead- ers for their vision and roles in improving the region. At the 2014 GBC Annual Meeting, the Regional Visionary Award was presented to Michael Busch, speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, and William E. “Brit” Kirwan, chancellor of the University System of Maryland.

Regional Visionary Award honorees since 1997 are:

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

Howard “Pete” Rawlings Courage in Public Service Awards The Howard “Pete” Rawlings Award, presented occasionally but not annually, honors public offi- cials who demonstrate exceptional courage while serving in elected or appointed public office. Walter Sondheim 2010 Frederick Bealefeld Public Service Awards 2009 Dr. Andres Alonso 2006 Paul S. Sarbanes The Walter Sondheim Public Service Award is presented to individuals, other than elected officials, who make outstanding contributions to our community without seeking recognition or accolades. Since 2007, the GBC has bestowed awards occasionally but not annually to: 2014 Fred Lazarus Bob Bogomolny 2013 Joe Jones 2009 Robert C. Embry Jr. 2008 Eddie Brown Sylvia Brown 2007 Sally J. Michel

www.gbc.org 25 GREATER BALTIMORE COMITTEE 60 Years of Vision, Leadership, Accomplishment

Pratt Street Piers, 1955 The Beginning Eighty-three Baltimore business leaders met for dinner Private-sector leaders were concerned about growing on January 5, 1955 and created the Greater Baltimore challenges Baltimore faced—a decaying central city, Committee. outmoded land use, declining property values and The idea to create an action-oriented tax revenue. organization of business leaders to The Greater Baltimore Committee was formed to take visualize ways to meet Greater Baltimore’s “prompt and aggressive action looking towards the competitive challenges and apply private- solution of many of the city’s most pressing problems,” sector influence and resources to accom- announced a press release GBC founders issued at their plish key initiatives had been percolating first 1955 meeting. The organization was “not interested for three years among a small group of in glamour, platitudes or false promises,” but instead was James W. Rouse business people, including a young envisioned as an action committee dedicated to develop- mortgage banker named James Rouse. ing solutions to chronic problems that were impeding the city’s business growth.” Clarence W. Miles, a founding partner of Miles & Stockbridge and president of the Orioles, which he had brought to Baltimore the year before, was named the first GBC chairman. Thomas B. Butler, president of the Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Co., was vice-­chairman; Clarence W. Miles Daniel A. Lindley, president of the Canton Company, was secretary; and Jerold C. Hoffberger, president of the National Brewing Co., was the first GBC treasurer. Rouse was named chairman of the GBC’s first executive committee. Rouse later served as the GBC’s chairman in Downtown, 1958 1964 and 1965. 26 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Its founders envisioned the GBC as “a voluntary citizen- Charles Center—the GBC’s first signature project. The arm of government; non-sectional; non-political, and GBC started with Charles Center, a bold plan for massive non-profit making,” the press release stated. “It comes redevelopment of Baltimore’s downtown core, a mid- into existence because the problems of civic improve- town section between Saratoga Street on the north and ment in Baltimore are so complex, urgent and diversified Lombard Street on the south, and Liberty Street on the that as many citizens as possible should assume a share of west and Charles Street on the east. the responsibility.” Highlights of the Charles Center project’s early develop- Among the city’s needs cited by the GBC’s 1955 found- ment process included: ers were: accelerated construction of the Jones Falls ● 1956—The project was conceived by the GBC Planning Expressway; building a civic center for conventions, Council, a nonprofit subsidiary formed and chaired by cultural activities and sports events; development of the Hunter Moss, a commercial real estate consultant. After city’s port facilities; developing a plan for modernizing a national search, renowned architect David A. Wallace mass transportation; and developing a comprehensive was hired as the council’s first director of planning. urban renewal plan. ● 1957—Mayor Thomas D’Alesandro, Jr. signed a The GBC was born out of an awareness that many pro- contract with the GBC Planning Council and the posals that would contribute to the economic, cultural, Committee for Downtown to develop a plan for or social vitality of Baltimore City failed not because the downtown revitalization. That same year, Walter opposition was so strong, but because the support was Sondheim, Jr. was named chairman of the Baltimore so weak. Urban Renewal and Housing Agency (BURHA). At the time, many development projects were being ● 1958—The GBC conducted a campaign to promote proposed. However, most failed due to the lack of broad the proposed Charles Center project to elected community support. The GBC’s founders “realized that officials and the public, gaining the support of Mayor no amount of programming by the federal government, Thomas J. D’Alesandro, Jr. In November, city voters and no methods of attack undertaken by public and approved a $25 million bond issue for property private service agencies, could be successful unless they acquisition and site work for the project. were also supported and influenced by local business ● 1959—The City Council adopted the GBC Planning leaders who knew Baltimore’s strengths and weaknesses Council’s Charles Center project as an urban renewal first hand.” plan. The Charles Center Management Office was It was to be the GBC’s role to work for the ideas that might created as a division of BURHA to manage the initially lack a strong voice but which had significant implementation of the GBC plan. J. Jefferson Miller, meaning for the development of a greater Baltimore. retired executive vice president of the Hecht Company, The idea of a business-led civic group like the Greater served as the office’s first general manager, insisting Baltimore Committee was not original. Founders cited on a salary of one dollar per year. In 1965, the office similar groups that existed in 1955 in other cities, includ- would evolve into Charles Center-Inner Harbor ing Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Philadelphia. Management, Inc., a nonprofit corporation. The first GBC press release cited the Greater Milwaukee Committee’s record of accomplishment as evidence that “doing business in a fine, efficient, geared-for-motion community is better than doing business in a run-down, traffic-clogged, wretched community.” Early Years—Planning Baltimore’s Transformation The many substantial issues tackled by the GBC during its early years, included construction of the Jones Falls Expressway, development of Friendship Airport (now BWI Marshall), construction of the Baltimore Civic Center (now Royal Farms Arena), and creation of the Maryland Transit Authority. But two hallmark projects were spawned by the GBC in its first 15 years that changed the face of Baltimore—Charles Center and the Inner Harbor redevelopment. Charles Center www.gbc.org 27 Inner Harbor—seizing an opportunity. With work on attraction. However, major development of offices in the Charles Center well underway, in 1963 newly elected harbor area occurred earlier in the 1970s, including the Mayor Theodore McKeldin proposed a “new inner harbor USF&G Building (1973), now the Transamerica Tower; area, where the imagination of man can take advantage the IBM Building, (1975), the Garmatz Courthouse (1976), of a rare gift of nature to produce an enthralling pan- C&P Telephone Company headquarters (1977), and the orama of office buildings, parks, high-rise apartments, World Trade Center (1977). and marinas.” The Maryland Science Center’s completion in 1976 pre- ● 1964—Architect David Wallace produced a plan ceded Harborplace’s opening by four years. Other attrac- for a 30-year, $260 million effort to redevelop the tions to blossom at harbor’s edge in the 1980s included harbor’s edge. the National Aquarium (1981), The Hyatt Regency Hotel ● 1965—Charles Center-Inner Harbor Management, (1981), and the Gallery (1988). Inc. was created as a nonprofit successor to the GBC turns attention to “quality of life” issues Charles Center Management Office. J. Jefferson Miller continued as general manager of the Charles Center In the 1970s and beyond, the GBC called on the resource- project. Martin Millspaugh, who had been a key staff fulness of its business leaders to meet Baltimore’s social member of the Charles Center Management Office, and economic challenges just as they had done in the became president and general manager of the Inner 1950s and 1960s to meet Baltimore’s physical challenges. Harbor project. Wholly new systems were demanded in education, housing, employment, and transportation. ● 1966—The Inner Harbor plan went before voters for bond funding. Walter Sondheim, Jr. chaired a Without them, achievements like Charles Center and committee to promote the plan to city voters. The the Inner Harbor would become islands in a sea of GBC produced 300,000 flyers distributed to registered mediocrity—or worse. Even though the GBC agenda voters and civic organizations. In November, voters shifted toward what could be considered more “commu- approved a $12 million bond for the project. nity development” issues, the rationale for involvement remained strengthening the region’s business climate and ● 1968—U.S. Department of Housing and Urban its economy. Development (HUD) released a $22.4 million federal grant for Phase 1 of the Inner Harbor ● Public education. In public education, the GBC project. In October, demolition began at Pratt and found a contributory role for the business community, Cheapside Streets. recognizing that quality public education is a process fundamental to Baltimore’s progress in all other areas of community life. From its earlier educational Baltimore’s “Renaissance” Blossoms programs—the Adopt-A-School Program, School/ The signature revitalization projects that the GBC cham- Business Partnerships, to later helping the city’s school pioned in the 1950s and 1960s—Charles Center and system strengthen its budget management, the GBC the Inner Harbor—bloomed in the 1970s and 1980s. continues to seek reform in the City schools to ensure Meanwhile, the GBC turned its attention to “quality of life” a quality and available workforce. issues, including education, housing, minority business ● Housing. Ardent work had began in the mid 1960s development, regionalism, and cultivating the next to rid vital city areas of blighting influences. The GBC, generation of leaders for Greater Baltimore. through its Urban Renewal Subcommittee work during the 1970s, studied issues affecting housing, such as Charles Center zoning, housing code enforcement and planning. The Charles Center project was fully completed in 1986. ● A reinforced regional focus. From the 1950s through More than $235 million had been invested, of which $200 the 1970s, the GBC was an organization comprised of million had come from private sources. The project added a small group of business leaders, focusing most of two million square-feet of office space, 652 apartment its attention on individual downtown development units, the Morris A. Mechanic Theater, 3,000 parking projects. In 1978, the Chamber of Commerce of spaces, and 430,000 square-feet of retail space. Metropolitan Baltimore merged with the GBC. This merger provided the area with a single, private-sector Inner Harbor attracts voice concerned with the problems and issues facing fast-pace of development Baltimore City and its five surrounding jurisdictions— Many view the July 2, 1980 opening of Harborplace as Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and Howard the single event that characterized the Inner Harbor’s counties. It was understood among GBC members dramatic transformation from docks to a world-class that, while much of its early work focused on projects

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in Baltimore City, the GBC’s ultimate focus was regional in nature, as evidenced by the GBC’s earlier support for the 1963 creation of the Regional Planning Council, now the Baltimore Metropolitan Council. ● Minority business development. Recognizing the need among fledgling minority businesses for financing, the GBC in 1984 facilitated the creation of the Development Credit Fund (DCF) to serve minority businesses. The GBC gained com­mitments from the state’s six largest banks totaling $7.5 million, coupled with direct loan guar­antees for minority businesses through the State of Maryland. The Development Credit Fund was the first joint public-private financing entity of its kind in Maryland.

A new stadium for the Orioles Sports play a key role in the spirit of any city. Historically, the GBC has had a role in professional sports develop-

USF&G construction, 1973 ment since its opening days. The GBC’s first Chairman, Clarence W. Miles, teamed with Mayor Thomas J. D’Alesandro, Jr., and won the bid to bring the St. Louis Browns baseball fran­chise to Baltimore. Miles gained na- tional attention for his persistence on what was regarded as a lost cause. The GBC’s contributions to keeping the Orioles in Baltimore and winning legislative approval for construc- tion of the Camden Yards site are well documented. The GBC led business efforts to win legislative approval for the stadium project in 1987, and successfully defeated legal challenges from stadium opponents.

The GBC, stepping in at a critical juncture, broke the stalled lease negotiations between the Orioles and the Maryland Stadium Authority. The GBC arranged a guarantee to back the sales of season tickets for the next 10 years. GBC lead- ers recruited 30 members to support a $10 million letter of credit to back the ticket sales guarantee that helped close the Orioles’ deal. This initiative broke the impasse that led to agreement on a long-term Orioles lease and the Inner Harbor, 1977 construction of the Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

30 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Other GBC initiatives in the 1970s and 1980s need for an updated vision to guide the development of the city and region in the 21st century. ● Support for construction of the Baltimore Convention Center. The Baltimore Convention Center Targeting the biotech potential. In 1990 and 1991, the opened in August 1979. It underwent an expansion GBC began its work to redefine Baltimore’s economic in 1996 that tripled its size. The center has been future to include a major emphasis on technology instrumental in building Baltimore into a major east industries—particularly biotech. In the early 2000s, coast destination. Today, Baltimore attracts more than strengthening the region’s biosciences sector would 12 million overnight visitors. emerge as one of the GBC’s top strategic priorities. ● Created The Leadership program. In 1983 the GBC Education reform. In the 1990s, the GBC issued a call for launched The Leadership, a year-long “leaders in “dramatic restructuring of our educational systems that training” orientation program of seminars, weekend promotes creative, entrepreneurial approaches to educa- retreats, experiential activities, and meetings with tion.” In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the GBC played a some of the region’s most influential individuals. More key role in shaping funding and management reforms for than 1,000 executives from business, non-profits, and Baltimore City Public Schools. government have graduated from The Leadership. Smart on crime. In Sept. 1995, the GBC issued its “Smart ● Created CollegeBound Foundation. In 1988, the on Crime” Report which, among other things, advocated GBC teamed with Baltimoreans United in Leadership for increasing drug treatment on demand as a crime Development to create the CollegeBound Foundation, reduction strategy. whose mission is to help inner-city students go to NFL football returns. The GBC played a decisive role in college. CollegeBound’s scholarship portfolio for the 1996 effort to gain legislative approval of the stadium 2014–15 includes 75 unique scholarships with a total deal that brought the Ravens to Baltimore. value exceeding $1.5 million. Up to 128 students benefit annually from scholarships and grants Promoting a regional perspective. In July 1997, the GBC awarded through the CollegeBound Foundation. issued “One Region, One Future,” a report detailing that regions, not individual political jurisdictions, are emerg- Facing Stubborn Challenges, ing as the primary competitors in the global economy. In 1998, the GBC partnered with the Greater Baltimore Updating the Vision Alliance (now the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore) With the keystone Charles Center and Inner Harbor proj- and subsequently with the Baltimore Metropolitan ects maturing, GBC leaders worked to address stubborn Council to produce a series of “State of the Region” challenges facing the city and region such as education reports, benchmarking the Baltimore region’s economic reform and public safety. The GBC also recognized the vital signs and those of 19 other key competing regions.

www.gbc.org 31 Institutions on the east side. The GBC played a key role in the formation of East Baltimore Development Inc. (EBDI), with GBC members pledging $1 million in operational funding to launch the non profit entity charged with managing the development an 81-acre neighborhood revitalization and life sciences research park. Transportation infrastructure, strengthening regional Walter Sondheim statue transit. Since 2000, the GBC has focused on the major issue of transportation infrastructure. In 2003 and 2004, Reducing homicides and violent crime. In 1999, in its the GBC identified dramatically improving transit as an- report “First Things First,” the GBC called on all Baltimore other key priority that requires immediate attention if the City mayoral candidates to adopt a goal of reducing region is to remain competitive for workforce and busi- homicides in the city by 50 percent. The GBC backed up ness development. During the 2004 General Assembly its challenge by creating a $500,000 homicide reduction session, the GBC successfully gained commitments from fund and applied it to funding strategic or tactical initia- Gov. Robert Ehrlich and state legislators to earmark more tives aimed at reducing violent crime and homicides. than $243 million to begin planning the light-rail Red Line City government efficiency. From 2000–2002, volunteer from Woodlawn to Bayview that would transform the re- GBC-member executives conducted a series of manage- gion’s fragmented rail transit assets into a fully-integrated ment and efficiency studies for key Baltimore City gov- regional rails transit system. Later in 2004, the GBC and ernment agencies and its human resources management. a coalition of civic and environmental organizations and In 2003, the GBC studied management of the city’s Inner foundations in the region formed the Baltimore Transit Harbor operations and the fiscal operations of the city’s Alliance to push for continued funding and development public school system. The city used the reports as “game of the Baltimore Regional Transit System. Today the plans” for reforms that saved millions of dollars. $2.9 billion Red Line project is well into the engineering Restoring the Hippodrome Theatre. In 1998, the GBC stage and is poised to receive a $900 million federal launched the Hippodrome Theatre renovation project by funding contribution. persuading Gov. Parris Glendening and Maryland legisla- Other transportation infrastructure issues have included tors to include $1.7 million in the state’s budget to begin advocacy for high-speed rail in the northeast corridor of project planning. During the next two years, the GBC led the United States, improving rail freight transportation efforts that ultimately gained $27 million in state funding support for the Port of Baltimore, and the need to address and $5 million in private funding, before handing the deteriorating, often more and 100-year-old rail related project over to the Baltimore Center for the Performing infrastructure in Maryland and along the northeast rail Arts (now the Hippodrome Foundation). The Hippodrome corridor, including tunnels, bridges and Baltimore’s Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center Penn Station. opened on February 10, 2004. Strengthening minority and woman-owned Building the region’s life sciences sector. In 2002, businesses. In 2003, the GBC developed the “Bridging the the GBC developed a strategic initiative to leverage the Gap” initiative to promote the inclusion of minority- region’s key strengths—its world-class research centers— owned and woman-owned firms in emerging business to drive the next phase of the city’s revitalization and the opportunities. The program provides recognition and region’s life sciences industry growth. Toward that end, the support for minority entrepreneurs, networking oppor- GBC worked to support the development of life sciences tunities with industry leaders, updates on best practices parks near the University of Maryland, Baltimore on the for key business management issues, and partnerships city’s west side, and adjacent to the Johns Hopkins Medical that nurture the development of minority-owned and

32 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory woman-owned businesses. Partners in this initiative include Baltimore Rep. Elijah E. Cummings, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, the Mayor’s Office of Minority Business Development, and the Governor’s Office of Minority Affairs. Bridging the Gap accomplishments include an increased hospital procurement from minority-owned and ­woman- owned vendors by 114 percent. The initiative prompted the Greater Baltimore Urban League to honor the GBC with its 2008 Whitney M. Young Jr. award. The initiative also received a major international award for small 50th anniversary, William Donald Schaefer, Walter Sondheim and business development. Helen Bentley

Focusing on business competitiveness. Since 2010, a priorities proposed as the framework for a proposed primary focus of the GBC has been to address the long- mutual “Compact for Competitiveness” that government term “disconnect” between Maryland’s government and private-sector leaders could jointly embrace to leaders and the private sector over Maryland’s business ensure that Maryland’s public and private-sector leaders climate policy and the nature of our state’s competitive- are on the same page when it comes to the issue of ness for economic growth and job creation. That year, the strengthening Maryland’s competitiveness. The top prior- GBC facilitated a series of workshops and focus groups ity, by overwhelming consensus, is reforming Maryland’s with business and economic development leaders that tax structure. Other priorities are: develop a 10-year generated the “Gaining a Competitive Edge” report transportation strategy, invest in Maryland’s port and articulating eight core pillars for business competitive- airport resources, implement regulatory reform, deploy a ness. The GBC has since framed its legislative advocacy STEM-related education strategy, invest in infrastructure, around the core pillars. nurture innovation and entrepreneurship, strengthen A Compact for Competitiveness. In 2013, building on the state’s economic development resources, implement the eight core pillars, the GBC’s inaugural Chesapeake outcome-driven accountability in K–12 education Conference of CEOs developed a set of specific policy and leverage business resources and partnerships.

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34 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Health Care for the Embassy Suites Baltimore Insurance Gorman & Williams Saval Foods Corporation Homeless, Inc. Downtown AAA Mid-Atlantic Harris Jones & Malone, LLC Stancills Inc. Kennedy Krieger Institute Hilton Baltimore The Baltimore Life Companies Hogan Lovells US LLP W. R. Grace & Co. Keswick MultiCare Hyatt Regency Baltimore CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Kramon & Graham, P.A. Wm. T. Burnett & Co. Medical Home Development Marriott Baltimore Inner Harbor Chesapeake Employers’ McGuireWoods LLP Group at Camden Yards Insurance Company Miles & Stockbridge P.C. Media P-B Health Home Care Renaissance Baltimore Chris Duncan State Farm Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Baltimore Business Journal Agency, Inc. Harborplace Hotel Chubb Group of Insurance Rubin & Gibber, P.A. The Baltimore Sun Media Riverside Health, Inc. Companies Niles, Barton and Wilmer, LLP Group Royspec Purchasing Services Information Technology Cornerstone Financial, LLP Rosenberg Martin Greenberg, The Baltimore Times Sheppard Pratt Health System The ACI Group, Inc. FNL Insurance Group LLP The Daily Record ValueOptions® Maryland ADP—Automatic Data HMS Insurance Associates, Inc. Saul Ewing LLP Maryland Public Television Processing, Inc. Kelly & Associates Insurance Shapiro Sher Guinot & Stone House Publications t/a Hospitality Advance Group, Inc. Sandler P.A. I95 Business.com Magazine Baltimore Convention Center All Network Systems, LLC Marsh USA Inc. Shawe & Rosenthal, LLP WBAL-TV 11 Biddle Street Catering and Audacious Inquiry, LLC Maryland Automobile Insurance Taylor & Ryan, LLC Events Battelle Fund Venable LLP Museums & The Center Club BITHGROUP Technologies, Inc. Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & Weinstock, Friedman & Performing Arts Centerplate and BITHENERGY, LLC Downes, Inc. Friedman, PA The Baltimore Museum of Art Charm City Concierge, Inc. Brown’s Communications Inc. Transamerica Corporation Whiteford, Taylor & Preston LLP Baltimore Symphony Orchestra The Classic Catering People CyberPoint International, LLC Wilson Elser Moskowitz France-Merrick Performing Arts Horseshoe Casino Baltimore DataPoint/Expedient Legal Services Edelman & Dicker LLP Center—Broadway Across Mt. Washington Conference General Dynamics Information Alexander & Cleaver, P.A. Womble Carlyle Sandridge and America Center Technology (GDIT) Ballard Spahr LLP Rice, LLP Hippodrome Foundation, Inc. Rusty Scupper IBM Corporation Brown Goldstein & Levy, LLP Port Discovery/Children’s Lockheed Martin IS&GS-Civil DLA Piper Manufacturing & Museum Hotels Mind Over Machines, Inc. Duane Morris LLP Wholesale The Reginald F. Lewis Museum Baltimore Harbor Hotel Mindgrub Technologies LLC Funk & Bolton, P.A. DAP Inc. of Maryland African American Business Guide Business Baltimore Marriott Waterfront RedOwl Analytics Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP J.J. Haines & Company, Inc. History & Culture Hotel Technical.ly Baltimore Gordon Feinblatt LLC McCormick & Company, Inc. The Walters Art Museum Courtyard by Marriott Baltimore Vision Technology Services LLC Pixelligent Technologies, LLC Downtown/Inner Harbor

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www.gbc.org 35 Pharmaceuticals J.J. Clarke Enterprises, Inc. Correct Rx Pharmacy Jones Lang LaSalle Services, Inc. The Kornblatt Company Eisai Inc. Lord Baltimore Capital PhRma Corporation MacKenzie Commercial Real Printing & Publications Estate Services, LLC Capitol Communications, LLC Merritt Properties, LLC H&N Printing & Graphics, a Millane Partners, LLC Division of Consolidated Regional Management, Inc. Graphics (CGX) Wexford Science + Technology, Today Media Custom LLC Communications (TMCC) William H. Cox, Jr. Real SmartCEO Estate Inc. What Works Studio Restaurants Products & Services The Capital Grille Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. Phillips Seafood of Baltimore Baltimore City Department of Social Services Staffing/Outplacement/ BaltimoreWe make your Means business Boyle Buick GMC Personnel Services Canusa Corporation Goodwill Industries of the business EMR—The Electric Motor Chesapeake, Inc. Businessour Repair Co. Robert Half International Our sta of experienced economic development Exelon ezStorage Corporation Telecommunications professionals will work condentially with your Jeanette’s Cleaning Service AT&T business to provide information and consultation to Landmark Parking, Inc. Comcast help you evaluate Baltimore as an expansion or Medifast Inc. Decisive Communications, Inc. relocation site. PMS Parking, Inc. Port Networks Samuel Shapiro and Co., Inc. TeleCommunication Systems, Sue-Ann’s Office Supply Inc. Inc. Trane tw telecom, inc. Under Armour, Inc. Verizon Maryland Inc. VPC, Inc. Tourism Bill Cole, President & CEO Wal-Mart Baltimore Arena For more information about Professional Sports Baltimore Office of Promotion the services we can provide: Baltimore Orioles L.P. & The Arts Business Guide Please contact :Chris Larysa Moyer, Salamacha, Baltimore Ravens Baltimore Water Taxi Director of Business Development The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore 36 S. Charles St., Suite 1600 Baltimore, MD 21201-3015 National Aquarium in Baltimore 
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36 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory A&R Development Corp. Abrams, Foster, ADP—Automatic Data Alex Cooper All Network Mr. Theo Rodgers Nole & Williams, P.A. Processing, Inc. Auctioneers, Inc. Systems, LLC Chairman and CEO Mr. Arnold Williams, CPA Ms. Noura Salman, CPA, QBPA Mr. Paul Cooper Mr. John Nikirk 1040 Park Avenue Managing Director Regional Accountant Specialist Vice President Owner Suite 300 2 Hamill Road 8094 Sandpiper Circle 908 York Road 5647 Long Corner Road Baltimore, MD 21201 West Quadrangle, Suite 241 Nottingham, MD 21236 Towson, MD 21204 White Hall, MD 21161 Phone: (410) 783-3210 Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (410) 350-5203 Phone: (410) 828-4838 Phone: (877) 267-8899 Fax: (410) 783-3220 Phone: (410) 433-6830 Fax: (410) 933-6499 Fax: (410) 828-0875 Fax: (443) 269-0278 [email protected] Fax: (410) 433-6871 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.ar-companies.com [email protected] www.adp.com www.alexcooper.com www.allnetsys.com Real estate development. www.afnw.com ADP adds value to our clients’ Real estate auctioneers, fine Network and server consulting, Full service public accounting business by offering a wide art auctioneers, oriental rug voice and data services, AAA Mid-Atlantic firm — accounting, auditing, range of mission critical importers and sales. firewall security, premise Ms. Ragina Cooper Averella tax, consulting, business workforce management wiring, Evolve telephone Manager, Public & valuation. solutions. Alex. Brown Realty, Inc. systems. Government Affairs Mr. John Prugh 8600 LaSalle Road ABS Capital Partners Advance President & CEO Alliance Engineering Oxford Building, Suite 0639 Mr. Phillip Clough Mr. Jeffrey Elkin 300 East Lombard Street Ms. Sherri Allen Towson, MD 21286 Managing General Partner President Suite 1200 Regional Business Phone: (410) 616-1900 400 East Pratt Street 10755 York Road Baltimore, MD 21202 Development Manager Fax: (410) 616-1912 Suite 910 P.O. Box 627 Phone: (410) 727-4083 6810 Deerpath Road rcooper-averella@aaa Baltimore, MD 21202 Cockeysville, MD 21030 Fax: (410) 625-2694 Suite 315 midatlantic.com Phone: (410) 246-5613 Phone: (410) 252-4800 [email protected] Elkridge, MD 21075 www.aaamidatlantic.com Fax: (410) 246-5606 Fax: (410) 561-1117 www.abrealty.com Phone: (443) 627-2235 AAA Mid-Atlantic advocates on [email protected] [email protected] Real estate investment Fax: (410) 636-9595 behalf of its nearly four million www.abscapital.com www.advancestuff.com management company on [email protected] members in Maryland, Virginia, Founded in 1990, ABS Capital Independent provider of best behalf of institutional and high www.allianceengineering.com Delaware, Pennsylvania, New is a growth equity firm that has in class MFPs wide format, net-worth clients. A full service engineering and Jersey and the District of invested over $2.5 billion since document management and construction management Columbia. It provides a wide inception. managed IT Services. Alexander & firm serving the industrial and range of personal insurance, Cleaver, P.A. manufacturing communities. travel, financial and automotive The ACI Group, Inc. AHC Greater Baltimore Ms. Robin Shaivitz services through its 60 AAA Mr. Drew Krimski Mr. Andrew Vincent Senior Advisor, Alzheimer’s stores, regional operations President & CEO Director Government Relations Association, Greater centers and the internet. 1820 Lancaster Street 1501 Saint Paul Street 54 State Circle Maryland Chapter Suite 200 Suite 111 Annapolis, MD 21401 Ms. Cass Naugle The Abell Foundation Baltimore, MD 21231 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 974-9000 Executive Director Mr. Robert Embry Jr. Phone: (410) 534-4800 Phone: (410) 685-0366 Fax: (410) 974-9002 1850 York Road President Fax: (410) 534-4810 Fax: (410) 685-0367 [email protected] Suite D 111 South Calvert Street www.aci.com [email protected] www.alexander-cleaver.com Timonium, MD 21093 23rd Floor Information technology staff www.ahcgb.org A full service law firm Phone: (410) 561-9099 Baltimore, MD 21202 augmentation. AHC Greater Baltimore is a (Maryland, Washington, Fax: (410) 561-3433 Phone: (410) 547-1300 private, nonprofit developer D.C. and Virginia) including [email protected] Fax: (410) 539-6579 of affordable housing. government relations, legal www.alz.org/maryland [email protected] services, business solutions Nonprofit organization www.abell.org and procurement. dedicated to eliminating Identifies community Alzheimer’s disease and problems and seeks solutions enhancing care and support by investing in enterprises for all affected. advancing philanthropic causes for the community’s betterment.

www.gbc.org 37 Member Directory 38 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore diseases andstroke. lives, freeofcardiovascular mission is:Buildinghealthier healthagencywhose voluntary Association isanational The AmericanHeart www.americanheart.org [email protected] Phone: (410)685-7074 Baltimore, MD21201 23rd Floor 217 EastRedwoodStreet Executive Director Vice President& Ms. YvetteMingo Association American Heart those withdiabetes. cure andimprovingthelivesof ADA isdedicatedtofindinga www.diabetes.org/maryland [email protected] Fax: (410)235-4048 Phone: (410)265-0075 Baltimore, MD21211 Suite 110 2002 ClipperParkRoad Executive Director Ms. KatherineRogers Association American Diabetes services. AACC alsoserves businesses andorganizationsinmanyways through the: You know AnneArundelCommunity College for ourhigh-quality programs education and getdowntoLet’s business • • • • • • • And more! Entrepreneurial StudiesInstitute andits BusinessIncubator Sarbanes Center for PublicandCommunity Service Legal StudiesInstitute Internships Office CyberCenter Center for Workforce Solutions

www.aacc.edu/businessataacc |410-777-AACC (2222) How we can helpyour organization? www.ameritox.com. [email protected] Fax: (443)220-0122 Phone: (443)220-0115 Baltimore, MD21202 16th Floor 300 EastLombardStreet CFO Mr. ToddGardner Ameritox, Ltd real estate. management ofcommercial Development, acquisitionand www.atapco.com [email protected] Fax: (410)347-7124 Phone: (410)347-7144 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 2800 One SouthStreet Chairman &CEO Mr. DanielHirschhorn Production Corporation American Trading and respond toemergencies. prevent, prepareforand victims andhelpspeople that providesrelieftodisaster Humanitarian organization www.redcross-cmd.org [email protected] Fax: (410)624-2012 Phone: (410)624-2010 Baltimore, MD21215 4800 MountHopeDrive Officer Regional ChiefExecutive Mr. ScottSalemme Chesapeake Region American RedCross www.aacc.edu [email protected] Fax: (410)777-4222 Phone: (410)777-1177 Arnold, MD21012 101 CollegeParkway President Dr. DawnLindsay, Ed.D. Community College Anne Arundel developmental disabilities. community forpeoplewith Advocacy, resources and www.thearcbaltimore.org [email protected] Fax: (443)279-3415 Phone: (410)296-2272 Baltimore, MD21212 7215 YorkRoad Executive Director Mr. StephenMorgan The Arc Baltimore, Inc. United States. disadvantaged childreninthe helping buildbetterfuturesfor organization dedicatedto A privatecharitable www.aecf.org [email protected] Fax: (410)547-6624 Phone: (410)547-6600 Baltimore, MD21202 701 SaintPaulStreet President &CEO Mr. PatrickMcCarthy Foundation The AnnieE.Casey in FY2011. 53,048 unduplicatedstudents year college.Total enrollment: A fullyaccredited,public,two- http://armyalliance.org [email protected] Fax: (443)327-6089 Phone: (443)327-6389 Belcamp, MD21017 Suite 11 1362 BrassMillRoad President Mr. BernardMichel Alliance Army counties. Howard andWashington Frederick, Garrett,Harford, Arundel, Baltimore,Carroll, Baltimore City, Allegany, Anne diocese in1789,comprises established asaCatholic The Archdiocese ofBaltimore, www.archbalt.org [email protected] Phone: (410)547-5331 Baltimore, Maryland21201 320 CathedralStreet Chancellor ofEducation Contact: JamesB.Sellinger of Baltimore Archbishop ofthe Archdiocese Archbishop WilliamE.Lori of Baltimore Archdiocese $1.5 billion). retirement plans($25million– endowments, foundationsand to consulting services Investment management .com www.assetstrategyconsultants consultants.com morrison@assetstrategy Fax: (410)528-8305 Phone: (410)528-8282 Hunt Valley, MD21030 Suite 208 6 NorthParkDrive Principal Morrison Mr. Al Consultants Asset Strategy resource forthestate. and economicasset national defenseinstallation maintaining APGasapremier Ground (APG);dedicated at AberdeenProving organizations andpersonnel advocating fortheprograms, A nonprofit,civicorganization

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www.cc-md.org [email protected] Fax: (410)752-2873 Phone: (410)547-5490 Baltimore, MD21201 320 CathedralStreet Executive Director Mr. WilliamMcCarthyJr. Charities, Inc. Associated Catholic investment. leadership andphilanthropic throughresponsible Maryland throughout thestateof wealthier communities measurably healthierand facilitates thecreationof A publicfoundationthat www.abc.md.org [email protected] Fax: (410)659-5121 Phone: (410)659-0000 Baltimore, MD21201 1114 CathedralStreet President &CEO Mrs. DianeBell-McKoy Charities Associated Black waters. Maryland and otherdestinationsin Cove Point,PineyPoint Washington, Annapolis, to theportsofBaltimore, C&D CanalandPotomacRiver ships ontheChesapeakeBay, pilotage foroceangoing Providing all-weather, 24/7 www.marylandpilots.com [email protected] Fax: (410)276-4197 Phone: (410)276-1337 Baltimore, MD21224 3720 DillonStreet President Captain EricNielsen Pilots Maryland Association of Maryland. and communitiesinneed toindividuals,families services Provides healthandwelfare

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Baltimore City Baltimore Parking Authority James Ms. Tiffany Assistant & PR Manager Special Lombard Street 200 West Suite B Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (443) 573-2800 Fax: (410) 685-1557 [email protected] www.baltimorecity.gov/ government/parking/index.html find and provide parking To solutions for Baltimore City. finances increase, so increase, willproductivity. finances their

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Dr. Gordon F. May Gordon F. Dr. President Avenue 2901 Liberty Heights Main Building Room 137 Baltimore, MD 21215 Phone: (410) 462-7799 Fax: (410) 462-7795 [email protected] www.bccc.edu Offers certificates and associate degrees plus customized training for business and industry. Local media company with focus on local, late- breaking business news and intelligence. City Baltimore Community College Mr. Frank Remesch Jr. Frank Mr. General Manager Baltimore Street 201 West Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 347-2020 Fax: (410) 347-2042 [email protected] www.baltimorearena.com largest indoor Maryland’s sports and entertainment facility. Business Baltimore Journal John Dinkel Mr. President & Publisher 1 East Pratt Street Suite 205 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 576-1161 Fax: (410) 752-3112 [email protected] www.baltimorebusinessjournal Multi-practice law firm including real estate, housing, corporate finance, securities, public finance, litigation, construction, and employment bankruptcy, environmental law. Arena Baltimore .com Ballard Spahr LLP Ballard Esq. Jon Laria, Managing Partner, Baltimore Office Street 300 East Lombard 18th Floor 21202 Baltimore, MD 528-5600 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 528-5650 [email protected] www.ballardspahr.com Architects and planners Architects specializing in higher education and cultural facilities. Ayers/Saint/Gross, Inc. Ayers/Saint/Gross, Adam Mr. Gross Principal 1040 Hull Street Suite 100 Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 347-8500 Fax: (410) 347-8519 [email protected] www.asg.architects.com An innovative management and technology consulting firm, working with client organizations to maximize the positive outcomes and minimize the risks of marketing and information technology initiatives. Audacious Inquiry, LLC Audacious Inquiry, Christopher Brandt Mr. Managing Partner 5523 Research Park Drive Suite 370 Baltimore, MD 21228 Phone: (301) 560-6999 Fax: (301) 560-4154 [email protected] www.audaciousinquiry.com Multi-company, nonprofit, Multi-company, full-service financial institution serving over 10,000 members, more than 150 companies with 6,700 branches, and 35,000 coast to coast. free ATMs Mr. Matthew Piazza Matthew Mr. President & CEO 40 Schilling Road 21031 MD Hunt Valley, Phone: (410) 584-7474 Fax: (410) 584-8061 [email protected] www.affcu.org Atlantic Financial Union Federal Credit Communication services and products to businesses, consumers and governmental agencies. AT&T Denis Dunn Mr. President Regional Vice External Affairs AT&T 21st Street, NW 113 Suite 900 20036 D.C. Washington, 737-0233 Phone: (202) Fax: (410) 631-0202 [email protected] www.att.com Member Directory 40 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore Wolfe StreetAcademy. Hampstead HillAcademyand School, Elementary/Middle Baltimore City:Springs charter schoolsinEast network ofneighborhood A nonprofitthatoperatesa www.baltimorerecp.org [email protected] Fax: (410)675-7030 Phone: (410)675-7000 Baltimore, MD21224 2707 EastFayetteStreet Executive Vice President Mr. LarrySchugam Project Baltimore Curriculum banquets. and localpublicevents conventions, tradeshows national andregional Facility thathostsinternational, www.bccenter.org [email protected] Fax: (410)649-7077 Phone: (410)649-7000 Baltimore, MD21201 1 West PrattStreet Executive Director Ms. PeggyDaidakis Center Baltimore Convention club. Fine dining,poolandhealth conventions andbanquets. leisure travelers,conferences, catering tobusinesstravelers, A 706-roomdeluxehotel [email protected] Fax: (410)727-6223 Phone: (410)752-1100 Baltimore, MD21201 101 W. FayetteStreet General Manager Mr. EdBrogan Baltimore HarborHotel retail districts. business andpromotethriving businesses, attractnew retain andexpandexisting economy. Ourmissionisto a robustandsustainable a catalystinthecreationof development agentactsas The city’s economic www.baltimoredevelopment.com .com wcole@baltimoredevelopment Fax: (410)837-4723 Phone: (410)837-9305 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 1600 36 SouthCharlesStreet President &CEO Mr. WilliamH.ColeIV Corporation Baltimore Development

www.baltlife.com [email protected] Fax: (410)581-6606 Phone: (410)581-6657 Owings Mills,MD21117 10075 RedRunBoulevard President &CEO Mr. DaveFicca Companies The Baltimore Life harborview rooms. harborview hotel withbreathtaking Award-winning, fullservice -waterfront /bwiwf-baltimore-marriott www.marriott.com/hotels/travel [email protected] Fax: (410)385-0330 Phone: (410)895-1814 Baltimore, MD21202 Street 700 Aliceanna General Manager Mr. EdRudzinski Waterfront Hotel Baltimore Marriott businesses for130years. has protectedfamiliesand annuities, BaltimoreLife Providing lifeinsuranceand

center. commission andspecialevents the City’s artscouncil,film as organization serving An independent,non-profit www.promotionandarts.org [email protected] Fax: (410)385-0361 Phone: (410)752-8632 Baltimore, MD21202 10th Floor 10 EastBaltimoreStreet Executive Director Mr. WilliamGilmore Promotion &TheArts Baltimore Officeof art. contemporary 19th-century, modernand renowned collectionof the BMAhasaninternationally- Maryland’s largestmuseum, www.artbma.org [email protected] Fax: (443)573-1582 Phone: (443)573-1711 Baltimore, MD21218 10 Art MuseumDrive Director Ms. DoreenBolger Museum ofArt The Baltimore Baltimore’s NFLfootballteam. www.baltimoreravens.com [email protected] Fax: (410)701-4140 Phone: (410)701-4015 Owings Mills,MD21117 1 WinningDrive President Mr. RichardCass Baltimore Ravens 1966, 1970and1983. since 1954;World Champions member ofAmericanLeague Major leaguebaseballteam; www.orioles.com [email protected] Fax: (410)547-6279 Phone: (410)685-9800 Baltimore, MD21201 333 West CamdenStreet Oriole ParkatCamden Yards Chairman oftheBoard&CEO Peter Angelos Baltimore OriolesL.P.

www.bsomusic.org [email protected] Fax: (410)783-8003 Phone: (410)783-8011 Baltimore, MD21201 1212 CathedralStreet Symphony Hall Joseph Meyerhoff President &CEO Mr. PaulMeecham Orchestra Baltimore Symphony b andbthesite.com. online products,suchas portfolio oftargetedprintand and magazines,agrowing 30 community newspapers Sun, BaltimoreSun.com, Publishes TheBaltimore www.baltimoresun.com [email protected] Fax: (410)783-2511 Phone: (410)332-6560 Baltimore, MD21202 501 NorthCalvertStreet Publisher, President&CEO Mr. TimothyRyan Media Group The Baltimore Sun around theBaltimoreHarbor. Maritime transportationinand www.baltimorewatertaxi.com .com michael.mcdaniel@harborcare Fax: (410)276-3125 Phone: (410)563-3900 Baltimore, MD21231 1735 LancasterStreet President &CEO Mr. MichaelMcDaniel Baltimore Water Taxi Annapolis Times. Baltimore Times andthe Weekly newspapers:the www.baltimoretimes-online.com [email protected] Fax: (410)243-1627 Phone: (410)366-3900 Baltimore, MD21218 2513 NorthCharlesStreet Publisher Ms. JoyBramble The Baltimore Times world-class concerthalls. world-class orchestra, two Grammy Award orchestra. One Internationally renowned

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www.gbc.org Brotman Financial Brotman Inc. Group, AEP, Eric Brotman, CFP, Mr. MSFS President & Managing Principal 16 Greenmeadow Drive Suite 201 MD 21093 Timonium, Phone: (410) 252-4555 Fax: (410) 252-6678 [email protected] www.brotmanfinancial.com Comprehensive financial planning and wealth management firm serving multi-generational families with wealth creation, preservation and distribution. AdvisoryBrown Michael Hankin Mr. Partner & CEO 901 South Bond Street Suite 400 Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (410) 537-5401 Fax: (410) 537-6401 [email protected] www.brownadvisory.com Brown Advisory is a thought- leading, entrepreneurial, independent investment firm serving individuals and institutions. The Bozzuto Group The Bozzuto Thomas Bozzuto Mr. Chairman & CEO 6406 Ivy Lane 20770 Greenbelt, MD 446-2200 Phone: (301) Fax: (301) 486-1301 [email protected] www.bozzuto.com A residential real estate company with expertise in homebuilding, multifamily anddevelopment, construction property management. Apts. LLC Broadview Ms. Debbie Stallings General Manager University Parkway West 116 Baltimore, MD 21210 Phone: (410) 243-1216 Fax: (410) 889-1267 manager@broadview apartments.com www.broadviewapartments.com Real estate management. Bon Secours Baltimore Bon Secours Baltimore Health System, Inc. Samuel Ross, M.D. Dr. CEO Baltimore Street 2000 West Baltimore, MD 21223 Phone: (410) 362-3617 Fax: (410) 362-3117 [email protected] www.bonsecoursbaltimore.com Community hospital. Boyle Buick GMC Ms. Paige Boyle Director of Marketing and Customer Relations 3015 Emmorton Road Abingdon, MD 21009 Phone: (410) 569-1800 Fax: (410) 515-6104 [email protected] www.boylebuickgmc.com Since 1968, family-owned sales and service of America’s best cars, trucks and SUV’s. BITHGROUP BITHGROUP and Inc. Technologies, LLC BITHENERGY, Robert Wallace Dr. President & CEO Street Monument West 113 21201 Baltimore, MD 962-1188 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 962-6535 [email protected] www.bithenergy.com information Award-winning renewable technology, energy consulting and energy engineering firm-certified MBE. Bolton Partners, Inc. Bolton Christopher Mr. CIO 100 Light Street 9th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 547-0500 Fax: (410) 547-1152 [email protected] www.boltonpartners.com A Baltimore-headquartered actuarial, benefits health insurance broker and investment consulting firm.

BioTechnical Institute BioTechnical of Maryland, Inc. Ms. Kathleen Weiss Executive Director 2001 Aliceanna Street Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (410) 752-4224 Fax: (443) 451-8234 [email protected] www.biotechmd.org Founded in 1998 as a nonprofit to fill a need for specialty scientific training of and placement assistance for entry-level biotechnicians in rapidly expanding Maryland’s biotechnology industry. Catering and Events Ms. Karen Levy President 215 East Chase Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 727-7777 Fax: (410) 727-7797 [email protected] www.biddlest.com Casual to elegant corporate groundbreaking luncheons, fabulous breakfasts, picnics, trade shows, box lunches and cocktail receptions. Supplies gas, electricity and related energy services to and residential, commercial industrial customers in Central Maryland. Biddle Street A dynamic, growing, full- with service broker-dealer an entrepreneurial spirit, and financial consultants and employees who are dedicated to putting their clients firsts. BGE Jr. D. Butler, Calvin Mr. Chief Executive Officer 2 Center Plaza Fayette Street W. 110 14th Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 470-5914 Fax: (443) 213-6049 www.bge.com Benjamin F. Edwards & & Edwards F. Benjamin Co., Inc. Weiner Jeffrey Mr. Managing Director Street S. Calvert 111 Suite 1720 21202 Baltimore, MD 573-3036 Phone: (443) Fax: (410) 347-5659 jeffrey.weiner@ benjaminfedwards.com

Beatty Development LLC Group, Michael Beatty Mr. President 1300 Thames Street Suite 10 Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (410) 332-1100 Fax: (410) 385-3139 mbeatty@beattydevelopment .com www.beattydevelopment.com A real estate firm focused on unique neighborhood and mixed-use development based in Baltimore City. Mr. Bill Vanden Eynden Vanden Bill Mr. Associate Brokerage Road 1301 York Suite 400 Lutherville, MD 21093 Phone: (410) 296-2626 Fax: (410) 420-3405 [email protected] www.bandcv.com A comprehensive commercial real estate service specializing in all phases of sales, leasing, tenant representation and marketing of land and properties. commercial BB&T is one of the largest financial services holding companies in the U.S. with $188 billion in assets and operates 1,844 financial centers in 12 states and D.C. Washington, BCV Commercial Realty LLC BB&T Corporation BB&T Calvin Barker Mr. Region President, Maryland Calvert Street South 111 Suite 2200 21202 Baltimore, MD 230-1070 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 783-9628 [email protected] www.bbandt.com Community bank specializing in consumer loan and deposit real products and commercial estate and C&I lending. Bay Bank Kevin Cashen Mr. President and CEO Joppa Road 2328 West Suite 325 Lutherville, MD 21093 Phone: (410) 427-3707 Fax: (410) 494-2589 [email protected] www.baybankmd.com Battelle is the world’s largest Battelle is the world’s and independent research development organization. Mr. Jim McNeely Mr. Program Manager, Management & Operations Drive 1204 Technology Aberdeen, MD 21001 Phone: (410) 306-8550 Fax: (614) 458-0368 [email protected] www.battelle.org Battelle A commercial construction and A commercial real estate development firm of 30 years. Mr. Kenneth Banks Kenneth Mr. President 1777 Reisterstown Road Suite 390 Baltimore, MD 21208 Phone: (410) 837-8720 Fax: (410) 837-8723 [email protected] www.bankscontracting.com Banks Contracting Inc. Company, A bank holding company delivering consumer and banking, commercial investments and trust services through Bank of America, and U.S. Trust Merrill Lynch operations in the Baltimore/ marketplace. Washington Bank of America Bank David Millman Mr. Maryland State President, Street 100 South Charles 21201 Baltimore, MD 547-4943 Phone: (410) [email protected] www.bankofamerica.com Member Directory 42 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore developments. and mixed-userealestate multi-family, seniorliving creation ofretail,commercial, design firmspecializinginthe An architecture, planningand www.bctarchitects.com [email protected] Fax: (410)837-7447 Phone: (410)837-2727 Baltimore, MD21201 18th Floor 100 NorthCharlesStreet President &CEO Mr. Bryce Turner, AIA, NCARB Brown CraigTurner www.capcommsys.com [email protected] 410.721.0606, 410.721.2238 Fax: 21114 Maryland Crofton, Floor Second Green, 1680 Village needs production and publication graphic design your and Bringing to to precision Print & Digital Design Services Design &Digital Print care care constitutional issues. in litigationandhigh-profile and nationalclientsinvolved local focused onservicing A dynamicBaltimorelawfirm www.browngold.com [email protected] Fax: (410)385-0869 Phone: (410)962-1030 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1700 120 EastBaltimoreStreet Partner Mr. StuartSimms & Levy, LLP Brown Goldstein print print ,

Therapy Associates Burs & Garrett Physical Private financialmanagement. [email protected] Fax: (443)378-7022 Phone: (443)541-2447 Hunt Valley, MD21030 217 InternationalCircle Chairman &CEO Mr. GeorgeBuntingJr. Group Bunting Management wireless, telephony, ccTV. business: networkinstallation, network solutionsforyour Building communicationand www.brownscomm.com [email protected] Fax: (410)832-1875 Phone: (410)832-1889 Hunt Valley, MD21031 Suite B 10955 GoldenWest Drive President Mr. TimothyBrown Communications Inc. Brown’s community. leading toastronger volunteer opportunities, businesses tomeaningful that connectspeopleand A nonprofitorganization www.businessvolunteersmd.org volunteersmd.org khodge-williams@business Fax: (410)244-6026 Phone: (410)366-6030 Baltimore, MD21230 Suite 302 1201 SouthSharpStreet Executive Director Ms. KellyHodge-Williams Maryland Business Volunteers center. industrial rehabandfitness clinic, wellnessprograms, Outpatient physicaltherapy www.bursandgarrett.com [email protected] Fax: (410)889-7992 Phone: (410)889-7872 Baltimore, MD21218 Suite 102 2530 NorthCharlesStreet Owner Mr. WilliamGarrett www.bwipartner.org [email protected] Fax: (410)859-5917 Phone: (410)859-1000 Linthicum Heights,MD21090 Suite 105 1302 ConcourseDrive Executive Director Ms. LindaGreene Inc. Partnership, BWI Business Martin Stateairports. and operatesBWIMarshall (BWI Marshall),MAAowns Thurgood MarshallAirport Washington International Also knownasBaltimore/ www.bwiairport.com [email protected] Fax: (410)850-4729 Phone: (410)859-7060 BWI Airport, MD21240 P.O. Box8766 3rd Floor, Terminal Building Executive Director&CEO Mr. PaulWiedefeld, A.A.E. BWI Airport brokers. Pulp andpaperprocessor www.canusacorp.com [email protected] Fax: (410)732-8569 Phone: (410)522-0110 Baltimore, MD21231 Street 1532 Thames President &CEO Mr. BruceFleming Canusa Corporation business services. of education,healthcareand companies intargetedsectors capital tolower-middle market equity firmprovidinggrowth A Baltimore-basedprivate www.camdenpartners.com [email protected] Fax: (410)878-6881 Phone: (410)878-6800 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1200 500 EastPrattStreet Senior Partner Mr. DavidWarnock Camden Partners transportation. Airport area,focusedon organization intheBWI Nonprofit business for professionalcareers. business, preparingindividuals information technologyand engineering, computerscience, Provides educationin www.capitol-college.edu [email protected] Fax: (301)953-1442 Phone: (301)369-2800 Laurel, MD20708 11301 SpringfieldRoad President Dr. MichaelWood Capitol College Private eventspaceavailable. award-winning winelist. aged steaks,freshseafood, Nationally-renowned fordry- www.thecapitalgrille.com [email protected] Fax: (443)703-4063 Phone: (443)703-4064 Baltimore, MD21202 500 EastPrattStreet Managing Partner Mr. JimKinney The CapitalGrille company. Nonprofit healthinsurance www.carefirst.com [email protected] Fax: (410)781-7606 Phone: (410)605-2558 Baltimore, MD21224 17th Floor 1501 SouthClintonStreet President &CEO Mr. ChetBurrell BlueShield CareFirst BlueCross 35 years. and academicclientsforover private-sector, government to communication services publication, layoutanddigital Providing graphicdesign, www.capcommsys.com [email protected] Crofton, MD21114 2nd Floor 1680 Village Green Managing Member Robert Neall Communications, LLC Capitol Member Directory 43

www.gbc.org Clear Channel Outdoor, Clear Channel Outdoor, D.C./ Inc.—Washington Division Baltimore Matt Renninger Mr. Affairs Real Estate & Public Representative Court Buff 9590 Lynn Suite 5 Laurel, MD 20723 Phone: (240) 581-9607 Fax: (301) 617-2609 mattrenninger@clearchannel Recognized as the world’s largest Out of Home companies, we have built an inventory of specialized outdoor advertising products uniquely tailored to meet the needs of advertising industry. today’s Citizens Planning Planning Citizens and Housing Inc. Association, Mel Freeman Mr. Executive Director Road 3355 Keswick Suite 200 21211 Baltimore, MD Phone: (410) 539-1369 Fax: (410) 625-7895 [email protected] www.cphabaltimore.org Organizes and advocates for healthy neighborhoods and regional solutions to neighborhood problems. The Classic Catering People Ms. Harriet Dopkin Partner/President 99 Painters Mill Road Owings Mills, MD 21117 Phone: (410) 356-1666 Fax: (410) 581-9358 [email protected] www.classiccatering.com The smart phone of caterers, The Classic Catering People make it all happen with just one call. .com www.clearchanneloutdoor.com /markets/baltimore

Construction — heavy civil, industrial and marine construction and steel fabrication. Insurance. Working tirelessly Insurance. Working to help people manage the risk of everyday life and recover from the unexpected. of Chubb Group Insurance Companies Edward McLoughlin Jr. Mr. President Vice 200 Saint Paul Street 23rd Floor Suite 2300 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 659-6500 Fax: (410) 659-6591 [email protected] www.chubb.com Global property and casualty insurance. Corporation Cianbro Peter Cianchette Mr. President Business Vice Development 605 Pittman Road Baltimore, MD 21226 Phone: (443) 400-8223 Fax: (443) 636-3111 [email protected] www.cianbro.com Cho Benn Holback & Holback Cho Benn Associates Brian Oster Mr. Principal Street 100 N. Charles 14th Floor 21201 Baltimore, MD 576-0440 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 332-8455 [email protected] www.cbhassociates.com Committed to excellence in design and client services in and planning, architecture interiors. Chris Duncan State Farm Duncan Chris Mr. Agent Street N. Charles 1120 Suite 102 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 889-2888 Fax: (410) 889-3888 www.charlesvillageinsurance .com [email protected]

Mr. Martin Lampner Mr. President & CEO The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Campus 4815 Seton Drive Baltimore, MD 21215 Phone: (410) 358-3800 Fax: (410) 358-6139 [email protected] www.chimes.org A nonprofit organization, provides services, support and employment to over 18,000 people with disabilities in six states, the District of Columbia and Israel. 2021 Pulaski Highway Suite E Harve de Grace, MD 21078 Phone: (410) 273-5708 [email protected] www.apg-cssc.com A multi-jurisdictional effort to support mission growth and sustainability for Aberdeen Proving Ground, a growing defense community. Chimes International Ltd. Mr. Thomas J. Phelan Mr. President & CEO 8722 Loch Raven Boulevard MD 21286 Towson, Phone: (410) 494-2000 Fax: (410) 494-2154 [email protected] www.ceiwc.com Leading writer of workers’ compensation insurance in Maryland since in 1914. Chesapeake Science and Security Corridor Consortium (CSSC) Baltimore’s first and foremost Baltimore’s providing concierge company, concierge services to office, residential commercial and mix use properties since 1993. Services be offered may on-site and virtually and hybrid. Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance Company Charm City Concierge, Inc. Urquhart Ms. Christina President Avenue 1437 East Fort 21230 Baltimore, MD 727-4569 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 727-2436 [email protected] www.charmcityconcierge.com

Management consulting firm that helps B2B organizations solve sales and account management challenges. A global leader in consulting design, design-build, operations, and program management for government, civil, industrial and energy clients. The Chapman Group Denny Chapman Jr. Mr. Managing Partner and Director of Business Development 8955 Guilford Road Suite 150 Columbia, MD 21046 Phone: (443) 743-3212 dennychapman@chapmanhq .com www.chapmanhq.com A biopharmaceutical company focused on the development discovery, of and commercialization prescription pharmaceuticals whose primary activity is in the human brain. CH2M HILL, Inc. Thomas Donahue Mr. President Vice 201 North Charles Street Suite 1201 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 986-3422 Fax: (410) 752-2543 [email protected] www.ch2mhill.com Cerecor Paterson Blake Dr. Co-Founder & CEO 400 East Pratt Street Suite 606 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 522-8707 Fax: (410) 297-6601 [email protected] www.cerecor.com Centerplate Michael Barrett Mr. General Manager Center Baltimore Convention Pratt Street 1 West 21201 Baltimore, MD 649-7150 Phone: (410) [email protected] www.centerplate.com

No. 1 club in Maryland with the capacity to entertain up to 800 people. Best view of Inner Harbor in the city. Mr. Kevin Bonner Mr. General Manager 100 Light Street 16th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 727-7788 Fax: (410) 783-0166 [email protected] www.cenerclub.org The Center Club Catholic Relief Services is the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. Mr. Charles Dimling Mr. Facility Director Lexington Street 228 West Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 951-7320 Fax: (410) 468-3924 [email protected] www.crs.org Catholic Relief Services Commercial and industrial real Commercial estate company offers leasing, consulting, development, investment sales, property management and brokerage service. Cassidy Turley Pinkard Walter Mr. Chairman 100 Light Street Suite 1400 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 752-4285 Fax: (410) 576-9031 [email protected] www.cassidyturley.com Carroll County Department of Economic Development Carroll County Carroll Development Economic Jack Lyburn Mr. Director Street 225 North Center Room 107 MD 21157 Westminster, 386-2071 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 876-1560 [email protected] www.ccg.carr.org Member Directory 44 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore landscape architects. and Civil engineers,surveyors www.cna-engineers.com .com bruce.mcmillin@cna-engineers Fax: (410)273-9545 Phone: (410)273-9544 Forest Hill,MD21050 215 BynumRoad Senior Vice President Mr. BruceMcMillin,P.E. CNA, Inc. commercial flooring. consulting firmspecializingin Construction managementand .com www.clgconstructionservices services.com gmoore@clgconstruction Fax: (410)662-7625 Phone: (443)250-5904 Baltimore, MD21218 Guilford Avenue 3000 President &CEO Mr. GaryMoore LLC Services, CLG Construction

City PublicHighSchools. students enrolledinBaltimore scholarship opportunitiesto Provides collegeaccessand www.collegeboundfoundation.org .org cmotz@collegeboundfoundation Fax: (410)727-5786 Phone: (410)783-2905 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 300 300 Water Street Executive Director Cassie Motz,Esq. Foundation CollegeBound commercial businesses. institutions, nonprofitsand estate, healthcare,financial inreal providing clientservices firm and businessadvisory National accounting,tax www.cohnreznick.com @cohnreznick.com marybeth.norwood Phone: (410)895-7830 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 200 500 EastPrattStreet Co-Office ManagingPartner Ms. MaryBethNorwood CohnReznick LLP

advertisers. local, regionalandnational the powerofcabletousefor of ComcastCable,helpingput The advertising/salesdivision /markets/baltimore www.comcastspotlight.com .comcast.com linda_delaurentis@cable Fax: (410)853-7912 Phone: (443)761-6120 Towson, MD21204 Suite 100 100 West Road General Manager Vice President& Ms. LindaDeLaurentis Comcast Spotlight www.comcast.com .com [email protected] Fax: (301)925-9201 Phone: (301)836-9292 White Marsh,MD21236 8098 SandpiperCircle Regional SeniorVice President Mr.Coughlin Thomas Comcast and services. communications products of cableentertainmentand Nation’s leadingprovider

immunization/travel medicine. wellness andprevention, physical therapyin-house, drugscreens, surveillance, exams includingDOTand provider, care,physical injury and occupationalmedicine care, workers’compensation walk-inurgent Full service, www.concentra.com [email protected] Fax: (866)879-4066 Phone: (410)487-8606 Linthicum, MD21090 Suite 100-111 609 GlobalWay Vice President Mr. EricFarabaugh Concentra, Inc. Baltimore/metropolitan area. undergraduate educationinthe Ranked theNo.1providerof www.ccbcmd.edu [email protected] Fax: (443)840-1100 Phone: (443)840-1015 Baltimore, MD21237 7201 RossvilleBouldevard President Dr. SandraKurtinitis of Baltimore County The CommunityCollege education. Four-year publichigher www.coppin.edu [email protected] Fax: (410)333-5369 Phone: (410)951-3000 Baltimore, MD21216 2500 West North Avenue Interim President Dr. MortimerNeufville Coppin StateUniversity disabilities. complex medicalneedsand to childrenandadultswith provides carecoordination The CoordinatingCenter www.coordinatingcenter.org .org cmarsiglia@coordinatingcenter Fax: (410)987-1685 Phone: (410)987-1048 Millersville, MD21108 3rd Floor 8531 Veterans Highway Initiatives andPartnerships Senior Vice PresidentStrategic Ms. CarolMarsiglia Center The Coordinating www.cornerstonefinancialllp.com [email protected] Fax: (410)385-2931 Phone: (410)468-1685 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 300 1 EastFranklinStreet Principal Mr. J.Richard Thomas Jr. Financial, LLP Cornerstone States. companies intheUnited entertainment andrealestate one oftheleadinggaming, of businessesincluding international conglomerate of familyownership,an Now initsfourthgeneration www.cordish.com [email protected] Fax: (410)659-9491 Phone: (410)752-5444 Baltimore, MD21202 6th Floor 601 EastPrattStreet The PowerPlant Chairman Mr. DavidCordish The Cordish Companies security-related activities. technology andnational in defenseinformation defense contractorsengaged U.S. governmentagenciesand specialized requirementsof the primarily onserving trust (REIT)thatfocuses An officerealestateinvestment www.copt.com [email protected] Fax: (443)285-7654 Phone: (443)285-5700 Columbia, MD21046 Suite 300 6711 ColumbiaGatewayDrive President &CEO Mr. RogerWaesche Jr. Properties Trust Corporate Office individuals andcorporations. insurance programsfor development ofsophisticated 60 yearsofexperienceinthe employee benefitsfirm.Over An insurance,investmentand

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www.gbc.org , n i Decisive Communications, Inc. Harword Timothy Mr. President & CEO Pike 5305 Jefferson Suite C8 Frederick, MD 21703 Phone: (240) 215-1037 Fax: (240) 575-3966 [email protected] www.decisiveinc.net solution based Turn-key organization providing a full suite of services to the telecommunications industry. Providing audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory services. Deloitte & Touche LLP Deloitte & Touche Edward Nevin Mr. Partner 100 South Charles Street 12th Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 576-6700 Fax: (410) 837-0510 [email protected] www.deloitte.com s . . . s m t’ o I

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D3 Corp Jay Bosley Mr. Chief Operating Officer 12319 Ocean Gateway Suite 202 MD 21842 Ocean City, Phone: (410) 213-2400 Fax: (410) 213-2484 [email protected] www.d3corp.com A digital marketing agency; web development, ecommerce, mobile, print design, email marketing and social marketing. CyberPoint International, LLC Karl Gumtow Mr. CEO 621 East Pratt Street Suite 300 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 779-6688 Fax: (410) 779-6702 [email protected] www.cyberpoint.com CyberPoint delivers innovative, leading-edge cyber security products, solutions and services protect worldwide. We invaluable. what’s Commercial real estate Commercial consultants delivering integrated solutions to landlords, tenants and investors across Maryland and worldwide. Headquarters office is in Jacksonville, Fla., as well as locations in 23 states east of the Mississippi. Division office in Baltimore covers tothe area from Philadelphia Richmond to Pittsburgh. Owns ofapproximately 1,400 miles track. Cushman & Wakefield Jackson Tim Mr. Senior Director 500 East Pratt Street Suite 500 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 685-9595 Fax: (443) 573-3040 [email protected] www.cushmanwakefield.com CSX Transportation Brian Hammock Mr. President Resident Vice Road 4724 Hollins Ferry 21224 Baltimore, MD 3684724 Phone: (410) [email protected] www.csx.com

CSA Medical, Inc. Steve Schaefer Mr. Chief Financial Officer Road 1447 York Suite 610 Lutherville, MD 21093 Phone: (443) 921-8053 Fax: (410) 631-0202 [email protected] www.csamedical.com A fully integrated fee-for- service real estate consulting providing multi- company, faceted real estate services, construction services and property management for clients seeking unparalleled insight and real estate innovation. Cross Street Partners Street Cross C. William Struever Mr. Principal 2031 Clipper Park Road Suite 105 Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (443) 573-4066 [email protected] www.crossstpartners.com It’s a new stay at the Courtyard It’s by Marriott Downtown/Inner Enjoy our refreshing Harbor. service in the redesigned lobby and bistro. Ms. Berna Mueller Director of Sales 1000 Aliceanna Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (443) 923-4000 Fax: (443) 923-9970 berna.mueller@crestline hotels.com www.marriott.com Courtyard by Marriott by Marriott Courtyard Downtown/ Baltimore Inner Harbor Correct Rx takes in the big picture of medical outcomes andand total healthcare costs looks for the best, most cost- effective treatment. .com www.correctrxpharmacy.com Correct Rx Pharmacy Correct Services, Inc. PharmD Yankellow, Ellen Dr. President & CEO Barkwood Court A 803 21090 Linthicum, MD 636-9500 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 636-9706 eyankellow@correctrxpharmacy Member Directory 46 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore Element Fleet Management productivity. organization’s fleet costs while increasing Contact usifyou’d like help inreducing your management company. MD, we are North America’s premier fleet Financial Corporation. Headquartered inSparks, In July2014, we were acquired by Element PHH Arval isnow Element Fleet Management. Baltimore in 1946, but now we have a new name: You’ve known ussincewe were founded in Introducing © 201 elementfleet.com (800) 665-9744 4 ElementFleetManagement. All RightsReserved.

Specializes incanliners. supplies(scientific). laboratory safety, medicalsuppliesand manufacturer ofjanitorial, Integrated distributorand www.dhc-inc.com [email protected] Fax: (301)918-8230 Phone: (301)440-8972 Lanham, MD20706 Suite D 4720 BostonWay President Mr. PernellWilliams DHC Supply States andabroad. projects throughouttheUnited diverse portfolioofsuccessful designfirmwitha disciplinary Award winningmulti- www.designcollective.com [email protected] Fax: (410)539-1274 Phone: (410)685-6655 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 300 601 EastPrattStreet Principal Mr. WillJovel Design Collective,Inc. life ofDowntownBaltimore. economic healthandqualityof Works toimprovethe www.godowntownbaltimore.com [email protected] Fax: (410)244-8670 Phone: (410)244-1030 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 100 217 NorthCharlesStreet President Mr. KirbyFowler of Baltimore Inc. Downtown Partnership Law firm. www.dlapiper.com [email protected] Fax: (410)580-3001 Phone: (410)580-3000 Baltimore, MD21209 Smith Avenue 6225 The MarburyBuilding Baltimore ManagingPartner Paul Tiburzi,Esq. DLA Piper opportunity. employment andinvestment class destinationforbusiness, Greater Baltimoreasaworld- education leadersmarketing government andhigher A partnershipofbusiness, www.greaterbaltimore.org [email protected] Fax: (410)468-3383 Phone: (410)637-4113 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 200 1 EastPrattStreet President &CEO Mr. J. Thomas Sadowski of Greater Baltimore Economic Alliance Law firm. www.duanemorris.com [email protected] Fax: (410)949-2954 Phone: (410)949-2913 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 2000 111 SouthCalvertStreet Chair, BaltimoreOffice Wilbert Sirota,Esq. Duane MorrisLLP Tokyo-based EisaiCo.Ltd. of pharmaceutical subsidiary The UnitedStates www.us.eisai.com [email protected] Fax: (410)631-5020 Phone: (410)631-6300 Baltimore, MD21224 6611 TributaryStreet Gliadel Operations Senior Director, Baltimore& Ms. TrudyBurke Eisai Inc. downtown area. 3,000 parkingspacesinthe Management ofmorethan [email protected] Fax: (410)659-0155 Phone: (410)659-7621 Baltimore, MD21201 100 West FayetteStreet General Manager Mr. MichaelLewis Edison Properties

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www.gbc.org France-Merrick Performing Arts Center—Broadway America Across Ms. Stella Benkler General Manager 12 North Eutaw Street Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (443) 703-2430 Fax: (410) 837-7410 stella.benkler@ broadwayacrossamerica.com www.france-merrickpac.com Operators of the The France- Merrick Performing Arts Center (Hippodrome). The Fund’s mission is to The Fund’s secure the financial, human and knowledge resources necessary to support increased achievement for city school students. Frederick Ward Ward Frederick Associates, Inc. Craig Ward Mr. President 727 Box P.O. 5 South Main Street MD 21014 Air, Bel Phone: (410) 879-2090 Fax: (410) 893-1243 [email protected] www.frederickward.com civil Design firm of architects, engineers, land planners and land surveyors serving Central Maryland. Fund for Educational Excellence Roger Schulman Mr. President & CEO 800 North Charles Street Suite 400 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 685-8300 Fax: (410) 685-1551 [email protected] www.ffee.org Forest City—New East City—New Forest Partnership Baltimore Scott Levitan Mr. & President Senior Vice Director Development Street 855 North Wolfe Suite 102 21205 Baltimore, MD Phone: (410) 900-1003 Fax: (410) 900-1015 [email protected] www.forestcity.net Real estate.

Corporate employee benefits, financial planning, retirement planning. Creates live experiences that move people to action, creates unparalleled programs that capture hearts and minds for clients like Brown Advisory, Johns Hopkins, McCormick, PWC and Crayola. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Dave Beck Mr. President Senior Vice 1378 Box P.O. Baltimore, MD 21203 Phone: (410) 576-3310 Fax: (410) 576-3333 [email protected] www.richmondfed.org The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Baltimore branch, central is part of the nation’s bank. FNL Insurance Group Frank Lotman Mr. President Road 2045 York Suite 200 MD 21093 Timonium, Phone: (410) 296-0660 Fax: (410) 296-4480 [email protected] www.fnlinc.com Family and Children’s and Children’s Family Services of Central Maryland Stanley Levi Mr. Executive Director 4623 Falls Road 21209 Baltimore, MD 366-1980 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 366-8530 [email protected] www.fcsmd.org the lives Transforming of children and adults experiencing the impact of trauma by providing opportunities to build self- confidence, resilience and hope. Feats, Inc. Wolman Paul Mr. Chairman & Chief Impact Officer 3 East Read Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 727-5575 Fax: (443) 451-8439 [email protected] www.featsinc.com

ezStorage Corporation Mr. George Abdow CFO 8221 Snowden River Parkway Columbia, MD 21045 Phone: (443) 539-3000 Fax: (410) 203-9217 [email protected] www.ezstorage.com The largest self storage company in Maryland and Virginia. Exelon Mayo Shattuck III Mr. Executive Chairman of the Board 100 Constellation Way Suite 1800P Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 470-2880 Fax: (410) 470-5770 [email protected] www.exeloncorp.com Fortune 500 company; Nation’s leading competitive electricity supplier and wholesale power seller. We offer summer day camps We and specialty camps for children ages 3–15 at Gilman School. Program offerings include art, sports, science, drama, swimming, outdoor adventure and more. Global firm specializing in professional services including financial reporting, tax and other advisory services to companies across all industries. ESF Camps at Gilman School Mr. Greg Ackerman General Manager 5407 Roland Avenue Baltimore, MD 21210 Phone: (410) 532-2300 ext. 218 Fax: (610) 581-7040 [email protected] www.esfcamps.com/gilman Ernst & Young LLP Ernst & Young Jay Ridder Mr. Managing Partner Street 621 East Pratt Suite 400 21202 Baltimore, MD 539-7940 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 783-3832 [email protected] www.ey.com

A nonprofit organization that provides education, workforce development and wellness services to people living in Baltimore City. Responsible for management and operation of the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program (VEIP) for the Maryland Motor Administration (MVA). Vehicle Episcopal Community Services of Maryland Ms. Nancy Fenton Executive Director 36th Street 1014 West Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (410) 467-1264 Fax: (410) 467-1064 [email protected] www.ecsm.org Public library. Envirotest James Valerio Mr. General Manager Springs Road Twin 1740 Suite K Baltimore, MD 21227 Phone: (410) 737-2732 [email protected] www.etest.com Repairs/replacements for industrial electric motors. Repairs parts for cooking/ refrigeration/bakery equipment. Enoch Pratt Library Free Hayden Carla Dr. CEO 400 Cathedral Street Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 396-5395 Fax: (410) 396-1321 [email protected] www.prattlibrary.org EMR—The Electric Electric EMR—The Repair Co. Motor H. Roger Kauffman Mr. President Brick Road Yellow 9100 Suite H 21237 Rosedale, MD 467-8080 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 662-6349 [email protected] www.emrco.com

Embassy Suites Baltimore Downtown and Grand Historic offers spacious suites Venue and unique meeting and event space. Mr. James LoBosco Mr. General Manager 222 Saint Paul Place Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 727-2222 Fax: (410) 659-0755 james.lobosco@embassy suitesbaltimore.com www.embassysuitesbaltimore Embassy Suites Downtown Baltimore downtown.com A premier audit, accounting, tax and consulting firm serving the Mid-Atlantic region. Mr. Edwin Brake Mr. CEO & Managing Director 400 East Pratt Street Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 727-5735 Fax: (410) 727-1405 [email protected] www.etnet.com Ellin & Tucker, Ellin & Tucker, Chartered Founded in 1946, Element Fleet Management provides comprehensive fleet leasing and management services to corporate and government clients, including nearly one-third of the Fortune 500 companies. Mr. James Halliday James Mr. President 940 Ridgebrook Road Sparks, MD 21152 Phone: (410) 771-2059 Fax: (410) 771-2218 [email protected] www.phh.com Element Fleet Management Real estate development and investment company that creates vibrant, multi-faceted communities customized to their surroundings. Ekistics, LLC Ekistics, Moore Ms. Caroline CEO Street 916 North Charles Suite 200 21201 Baltimore, MD 453-5101 Phone: (443) Fax: (443) 553-5110 [email protected] www.ekisticsllc.com Member Directory 48 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore joint marketingefforts. business intereststhrough is topromotetheirgeneral of TheGallery. Itsmission merchants andoffice tenants Represents themorethan50 .com www.thegalleryatharborplace [email protected] Fax: (410)547-7317 Phone: (410)332-4191 Baltimore, MD21202 4th Level 200 EastPrattStreet Senior GeneralManager Mr. ChristopherSchardt, CSM The Gallery and litigation. corporate banking,healthlaw emphasis onrealestate, General practiceoflawwith www.gejlaw.com [email protected] Fax: (410)468-2786 Phone: (410)727-7702 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 400 218 NorthCharlesStreet Managing Partner Richard Berndt,Esq. Jones LLP Gallagher Evelius& post acuteservices. Provider ofskillednursingand www.futurecare.com [email protected] Fax: (410)701-1000 Phone: (410)766-6484 Pasadena, MD21122 Suite 118 8028 RitchieHighway President Gary Attman Mr. Corporation & Management FutureCare Health rights andenvironmentallaw. government law, creditors’ government relations,local coverage anddefense insurance regulation, areas: commercial litigation, practicing primarilyinseven A Mid-Atlantic-basedlawfirm www.funkandbolton.com [email protected] Fax: (410)659-7773 Phone: (410)659-7700 Baltimore, MD21201 12th Floor 36 SouthCharlesStreet Partner Ms. KimberlyRobinson Funk &Bolton,P.A.

www.gaudreauinc.com .com walgaudreau@gaudreauinc Fax: (410)837-8093 Phone: (410)837-5040 Baltimore, MD21230 810 LightStreet President &Principal Mr. WilliamGaudreau, AIA Gaudreau, Inc. United States. regional mallsthroughoutthe leading andredeveloping focused onowning,managing, real estateinvestmenttrust managed and self-administered A fullyintegrated,self- www.ggp.com [email protected] Fax: (703)827-0976 Phone: (703)827-7700 McLean, VA 22102 2001 InternationalDrive c/o TysonsGalleria Asset Management Vice President, Ms. StephanieBrager Properties, Inc. General Growth health careorganizations. government andcommercial IT businesssolutionsfor A nationalleaderinproviding www.dgit.com [email protected] Fax: (410)832-8315 Phone: (410)832-8300 Towson, MD21204 1 West Pennsylvania Avenue Vice PresidentHealthIT Ms. TammyKness (GDIT) TechnologyInformation General Dynamics Mid-Atlantic region. private sectorsthroughoutthe topublicand design services comprehensive architectural engineering firmproviding Baltimore architecture/ Established in1927,a

opportunities for girls ages opportunities forgirlsages experiential educational whose goalistoprovide A privatenonprofitorganization www.gscm.org [email protected] Fax: (410)358-9918 Phone: (410)358-9711 Baltimore, MD21215 4806 SetonDrive CEO Violet Apple Ms. Central Maryland Girl Scoutsof clients. institutional andgovernment for private,commercial, general contractingservices Construction managementand www.gilbaneco.com [email protected] Fax: (301)317-9388 Phone: (301)317-6113 Laurel, MD20707 Suite 500 7901 SandySpringRoad Vice President Mr. MichaelCrase Company Gilbane Building and autoimmunediseases. drugs forpatientswithcancer Inventing anddeveloping www.gliknik.com [email protected] Fax: (410)685-4259 Phone: (410)685-0662 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 501A 801 West BaltimoreStreet President &CEO Mr. DavidBlock Gliknik Inc. Advertising agency. www.gkv.com [email protected] Fax: (410)234-2441 Phone: (410)539-5400 Baltimore, MD21230 4th Floor 1500 WhetstoneWay Chairman &CEO Mr. RogerGray GKV Communications 5 through17.

successful independentlives. retain employmentandbuild Prepares peopletosecureand www.goodwillches.org [email protected] Fax: (410)837-8932 Phone: (410)837-1800 Baltimore, MD21202 222 EastRedwoodStreet President &CEO Ms. LisaRusyniak of theChesapeake,Inc. Goodwill Industries region. civic projectsintheBaltimore organizations, institutionsand Supports nonprofit www.goldsekerfoundation.org [email protected] Fax: (410)837-7927 Phone: (410)837-5100 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 310 Park Avenue 1040 President &CEO Mr. MatthewGallagher Goldseker Foundation services toclientsofallsizes. services accounting andconsulting firm offeringawiderangeof certified publicaccounting full-service, A Maryland-based, www.gsg-cpa.com [email protected] Fax: (410)581-0368 Phone: (410)356-5900 Owings Mills,MD21117 Suite 250 10045 RedRunBoulevard Managing Partner Mr. SimpsonGardyn,CPA, CVA & Gardyn, P.A. Gorfine, Schiller, Maryland. to peopledoingbusinessin providing alegaladvantage A Baltimore-basedlawfirm www.gfrlaw.com [email protected] Fax: (410)576-4032 Phone: (410)576-4224 Baltimore, MD21202 233 EastRedwoodStreet The GarrettBuilding Chairman &CEO Barry Rosen,Esq. Gordon FeinblattLLC

www.gbmc.org [email protected] Fax: (443)849-8679 Phone: (443)849-2000 Towson, MD21204 6701 NorthCharlesStreet CEO Dr. JohnChessare Medical Center Greater Baltimore copyrights andtrademarks. of patents,tradesecrets, infringement andlicensing business litigationincluding coverage anddefense, law, marinefinance,insurance in corporateandcommercial A lawfirmwithanemphasis www.gandwlaw.com [email protected] Fax: (410)528-0602 Phone: (410)528-0600 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 900 36 SouthCharlesStreet Partner Martin King,Esq. &Williams Gorman Commercial bank. www.theharborbank.com [email protected] Fax: (410)951-1858 Phone: (410)528-1800 Baltimore, MD21201 25 West FayetteStreet Chairman, President&CEO Mr. JosephHaskins Jr. of Maryland The HarborBank and fulfillmentcenter. commercial Full service printer www.hnprinting.com [email protected] Fax: (410)628-1914 Phone: (410)252-5300 Timonium, MD21093 1913 GreenspringDrive President Mr. DouglasOberholzer Graphics (CGX) of Consolidated Graphics, aDivision H&N Printing& Acute generalcarehospital.

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www.gbc.org A full service commercial bank focused on privately- held small–medium-sized businesses based in Greater Baltimore. Horseshoe Casino Baltimore Chad Barnhill Mr. President & Senior Vice General Manger 1525 Russell Street Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (844) 777-SHOE www.horseshoebaltimore.com Provides great customer service in exciting and entertaining environments, with the goal of becoming the overwhelming first choice for casino entertainment. Bank Howard Ann Scully Ms. Mary CEO University Boulevard 6011 Suite 370 MD 21043 Ellicott City, Phone: (410) 750-0020 Fax: (410) 750-8588 [email protected] www.howardbank.com Honeywell Streitfeld Ms. Victoria Public Affairs Manager, 1000 Wills Street 21231 Baltimore, MD 455-2000 Phone: (973) Fax: (973) 455-3881 [email protected] www.honeywell.com company servicing Technology customers worldwide with aerospace products, control technologies, automotive products, turbocharges and specialty materials. Coplan Macht, Inc. Hord Hord, FAIA, Edward Mr. CAASH LEED AP, Principal 750 East Pratt Street Suite 1100 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 837-7311 Fax: (410) 837-6530 [email protected] www.hcm2.com and Provides architecture serviceslandscape architecture for institutions and business nationwide.

Hippodrome Hippodrome Inc. Foundation, Ms. Olive Waxter Director Baltimore Street 416 West 21201 Baltimore, MD 727-7787 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 727-7783 olivew@hippodromefoundation .org www.hippodromefoundation.org Presents Broadway at the Hippodrome and has served more than 40,000 students since 2004 with free art education programs. .com www.hoganlovells.com International law firm with leading offices in the world’s and financial, commercial political centers. HMS Insurance Associates, Inc. Gary Berger Mr. President & CEO 1750 Box P.O. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Phone: (410) 337-9755 Fax: (410) 337-0551 [email protected] www.hmsia.com Insurance agent/broker specializing in business insurance needs. Hogan Lovells US LLP Glenn Campbell Mr. Managing Partner 100 International Drive Suite 2000 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 659-2700 Fax: (410) 659-2701 glenn.campbell@hoganlovells HMC, Inc. Ms. Kara Dzurek DiPietro President Vice 7190 Oakland Mills Road Suite 10 Columbia, MD 21046 Phone: (410) 309-0729 [email protected] www.hmcincorporated.com firm offering Turnkey food service consulting, space planning, equipment specifications, interior design, custom millwork, installation and construction services. A true gem among Baltimore hotels, the Hilton Baltimore is located in downtown Harbor district, Baltimore’s connected to the Convention Center and 15 minutes from BWI Airport. Health care advisory, Health care advisory, development and private equity investments. Hilton Baltimore Greg Brown Mr. General Manager Pratt Street 401 West Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (443) 573-8700 Fax: (443) 573-8799 [email protected] www.baltimore.hilton.com A full service real estate development company, offering architectural, development, properties and asset management. Hickory Ridge Group John McDaniel Mr. Chairman 17810 Meeting House Road Sandy Spring, MD 20860 Phone: (240) 342-2582 Fax: (240) 342-2592 [email protected] www.hickoryridgegroup.com Full range of design and construction services including construction management, program management, and engineering architecture, interior design. Inc. Heritage Properties, Railey James Mr. President & COO 501 Fairmount Avenue Suite 300 MD 21286 Towson, Phone: (410) 769-6100 Fax: (410) 321-4468 [email protected] www.heritagepropertiesinc.com Heery International, Inc. John Furman Mr. President Senior Vice Street 100 East Pratt Suite 2410 21202 Baltimore, MD 685-7400 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 685-2506 [email protected] www.heery.com Mr. Joseph DeMattos Jr., MA Joseph DeMattos Jr., Mr. President 601 Global Way Suite 100–103 Linthicum, MD 21090 Phone: (410) 290-5132 Fax: (410) 290-6930 [email protected] www.hfam.org A voluntary trade association comprised of 150 provider members and 70 associate business members that actively serves the long-term care represents HFAM community. its members and consumers collectively with more than 30 states, county and local governments. Mr. Kevin Lindamood Mr. President & CEO 421 Fallsway Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 703-1302 Fax: (410) 837-8020 [email protected] www.hchmd.org to end homelessness Working through comprehensive services, advocacy and access to housing and employment. Health Facilities Association of Maryland Dedicated to assisting the primarily through poor, operating and capital grants to direct service organizations located in Baltimore, Hawaii, Northeastern Pennsylvania, Israel and the New York, Former Soviet Union. for the Health Care Homeless, Inc. The Harry Jeannette & Foundation Weinberg Monroe Ms. Rachel Garbow President & CEO Court 7 Park Center MD 21117 Owings Mills, 654-8500 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 654-4900 [email protected] www.hjweinbergfoundation.org

Law office focusing in the areas of government relations, corporate/ land use law, business law and real estate law. Lisa Harris Jones, Esq. Managing Member 2423 Avenue Maryland Suite 100 Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: (410) 366-1500 Fax: (410) 366-1501 [email protected] www.mdlobbyist.com Harris Jones & Malone, LLC Offers programs and services to help foster business retention, growth and investment in order to stimulate job creation and quality enhance the county’s of life. Ms. Karen Holt Director 220 South Main Street MD 21014 Air, Bel Phone: (410) 638-3059 Fax: (410) 879-8043 [email protected] www.harfordbusiness.org Harford County Harford Office of Economic Development Fully accredited, public, two-year college offering associates degrees, certificates and customized training for business. Harford Community Community Harford College Dennis Golladay Dr. President Thomas Run Road 401 21015 MD Air, Bel 412-2230 Phone: (443) Fax: (443) 412-2120 [email protected] www.harford.edu Member Directory 50 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore Maryland. disabilities throughout toindividualswith services development andbehavioral providing workforce Nonprofit organization, www.humanim.org [email protected] Fax: (410)381-8218 Phone: (410)381-7171 Baltimore, MD21213 1701 NorthGayStreet CEO Mr. HenryPoskoJr. Humanim, Inc. /howard-tech-council.aspx -center-for-entrepreneurship www.hceda.org/maryland [email protected] Phone: (410)313-7243 Columbia, MD21045 9250 BendixRoad Executive Director Mr. PatrickWynn Howard Tech Council assets spanning16states. developments andotherunique operating properties,strategic master plannedcommunities, company iscomprisedof throughout thecountry. Our and mixed-userealestate commercial, residential Owns, managesanddevelops www.howardhughes.com .com john.dewolf@howardhughes Phone: (410)964-4949 Columbia, MD21044 Suite 300 10221 WincopinCircle Development Senior Vice President, Mr. JohnE.DeWolf III Corporation Howard Hughes www.howardcc.edu [email protected] Fax: (443)518-4803 Phone: (443)518-1000 Columbia, MD21044 10901 LittlePatuxentParkway President Dr. KathleenHetherington College Howard Community

www.baltimore.hyatt.com [email protected] Fax: (410)605-0112 Phone: (410)605-2810 Baltimore, MD21202 300 LightStreet General Manager Mr. KevinKennedy Baltimore Hyatt Regency and ecosystems. and sustainableurbanports molecular andcellularsystems biology; marinebiomedicine; remediation; developmental development; environmental environmental sensor including marinebioenergy; creation ofmarineresources, and to fosterconservation aquaculture andgenomics Work includestheuseof www.imet.usmd.edu [email protected] Phone: (410)234-8802 Baltimore, MD21202 701 EastPrattStreet Columbus Center Director Dr. RussellHill IMET mapping andpyrotechnics. laser effects,videoprojection/ class spectacularsincluding In thebusinessofcreatingfirst www.imageengineering.com [email protected] Phone: (410)355-2055 Baltimore, MD21222 8124 NorrisLane President Mr. JosephSuehle Image Engineering technologies. advanced information of theindustry’s most development andmanufacture Lead inthecreation, www.ibm.com [email protected] Fax: (410)332-2549 Phone: (410)332-2715 Baltimore, MD21202 21st Floor 100 EastPrattStreet Cloud Sales Vice President,Worldwide Marsha TrantMs. IBM Corporation convention facilities. restaurant, cateringand Harbor: pool,Bistro300 Deluxe hotelontheInner www.jjclarkeenterprises.com [email protected] Fax: (410)385-2866 Phone: (410)962-0241 Baltimore, MD21218 2905 NorthCharlesStreet President Mr. J.JosephClarke Enterprises, Inc. J.J. Clarke crafting smartnewcampaigns. Experienced communicators customers andloyalfans. target audiencesintorepeat Specialists tirelesslyturning worlds. agency andindustry The besttalentfromthe www.imre.com [email protected] Fax: (410)821-5619 Phone: (410)821-8220 Baltimore, MD21152 Suite 300 909 RidgebrookRoad Partner andPresident Mr. MarkEber IMRE .com www.jeanettescleaningservice [email protected] Phone: (443)802-4770 Baltimore, MD21234 P.O. Box8422 Ms. JeanetteLewis Service Jeanette’s Cleaning Pennsylvania throughFlorida. from distributor serving full-line floorcovering Largest nationalindependent Wholesale floorcovering. www.jjhaines.com [email protected] Fax: (410)760-4045 Phone: (800)922-9248 Glen Burnie,MD21061 Boulevard 6950 Aviation President &CEO Mr. BruceZwicker Company, Inc. J.J. Haines& rowhouses inBaltimoreCity. homes andrenovatedclassic apartments, singlefamily the companyhasbuiltgarden realestatepractices, Maryland corporation engagedin development andfinance Formed in1986asa

www.jotf.org [email protected] Fax: (410)234-8929 Phone: (410)234-8040 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1500 217 EastRedwoodStreet Executive Director Mr. JasonPerkins-Cohen Task Force Job Opportunities technology projects. environmental, energyand building facilities fortransportation, services design andconstructionphase firm thatprovidesplanning, architectural/engineering A multi-disciplined www.jmt.com [email protected] Fax: (410)472-2200 Phone: (410)329-3100 Sparks, MD21152 72 LovetonCircle President Mr. JohnMoeller, PE JMT, Inc. agents. consultants andsteamship brokers, NVOCC,logistics (air/sea),customs forwarders to importers/exporters.Freight Worldwide logisticsservices www.jsconnor.com [email protected] Fax: (410)863-1260 Phone: (410)863-0211 Glen Burnie,MD21061 Suites A–G 799 CromwellParkDrive President Mr. LeeConnor John S.Connor, Inc. for lowincomepeople. and employmentopportunities and programstoincreaseskills Develop andadvocatepolicies

www.jhu.edu [email protected] Fax: (410)516-6097 Phone: (410)516-8068 Baltimore, MD21218 242 GarlandHall 3400 NorthCharlesStreet President Mr. RonaldDaniels University Johns Hopkins health andmanagedcare. specialty carelocations,home and community-based primary long-term care,over30 child acutecarehospitals, Hospital, fiveotheradultand includes JohnsHopkins This integratedsystem www.hopkinsmedicine.org [email protected] Fax: (410)955-0856 Phone: (410)955-9540 Baltimore, MD21205 BRB 104 733 NorthBroadway President Mr. RonaldPeterson Health System Johns Hopkins and Washington, D.C. Virginia residents ofMaryland, to and medicalservices Provides healthcarecoverage www.kp.org/thrive [email protected] Fax: (410)361-8587 Phone: (410)361-8557 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1850 111 SouthCalvertStreet Development, Baltimore Strategic Business Vice President, Mr. GebBuchness Kaiser Permanente music, publichealthandmore. studies, medicine,nursing, engineering, continuing programs inartsandscience, graduate andundergraduate Major research universitywith service firm. service Commercial realestate www.us.joneslanglasalle.com [email protected] Phone: (443)451-2600 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1250 500 EastPrattStreet Managing Director Mr. MarkLevy Jones LangLaSalle

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www.gbc.org Landmark Parking, Inc. Parking, Landmark Hatfield Gregory Mr. President Street 33 South Gay 21202 Baltimore, MD 837-5600 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 837-7405 [email protected] www.landmarkparking.com Parking development and management company serving D.C., Baltimore, Washington, and Northern Virginia. Education, Inc. Laureate GPS Ms. Paula Singer, President & CEO 650 South Exeter Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 843-8703 Fax: (410) 843-8780 [email protected] www.laureate-inc.com Provides a superior university experience to more than 49,000 students worldwide through its leading international network of accredited campus-based and online universities. KPMG LLP KPMG Kevin Hall Mr. Managing Partner 1 East Pratt Street 6th Floor 21202 Baltimore, MD 949-8500 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 949-2815 [email protected] www.kpmg.com Audit, tax and advisory firm. P.A. Kramon & Graham, Esq. David Shuster, Managing Principal One South Street Suite 2600 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 752-6030 Fax: (410) 539-1269 [email protected] www.kramonandgraham.com Law firm. Areas of practice include litigation, insurance coverage and regulation, employment, personal injury and administrative. Commercial real estate Commercial management, development, consulting and parking operations. Design and development of technology products including medical and industrial instruments and devices. The Kornblatt Company Polanowski Tim Mr. President & CEO 200 Saint Paul Place Suite 2121 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 539-2700 Fax: (410) 539-6890 [email protected] www.kornblatt.com Key Technologies Inc. Key Technologies Scott Corey Mr. President Vice Street 40 East Cross 21230 Baltimore, MD 385-0200 Phone: (410) [email protected] www.keytechinc.com A nonprofit facility in Baltimore, providing skilled nursing home care, transitional care, long-term assisted living and adult day services. Leading provider of passenger transportation services throughout U.S. and Canada Keswick MultiCare Ms. Carmel Roques CEO 40th Street 700 West Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (410) 662-4200 Fax: (410) 230-1899 [email protected] www.keswick-multicare.org Health care, special education with for children and research disabilities. Keolis North America Steve Townsend Mr. CEO 51 Monroe Street Suite 601 Rockville, MD 20850 Phone: (301) 251-5612 [email protected] www.keolisnorthamerica.com Kennedy Krieger Krieger Kennedy Institute Gary Goldstein Dr. President 707 North Broadway 21205 Baltimore, MD 923-9300 Phone: (443) Fax: (443) 923-9317 [email protected] www.kennedykrieger.org Providing a variety of services in the areas of wealth management, asset management and accounting and tax to complement and overall strengthen a client’s plan and goals. The Kelly Group CFP CPA, William Kelly, Mr. Partner 54 East Gordon Street MD 21014 Air, Bel Phone: (410) 893-0560 Fax: (410) 838-3287 [email protected] www.kellygrouponline.com Group insurance administrators, brokers and consultants, specializing in health care and also providing integrated payroll services. Ms. Jen Silberzahn President of Vice Communications 301 International Circle 21030 MD Hunt Valley, Phone: (410) 527-3400 Fax: (410) 527-3470 [email protected] www.kaig.com Kelly & Associates Inc. Insurance Group, By tailoring political campaign tools to achieve business goals, KO helps clients succeed government, where commerce, politics and media meet. Kearney O’Doherty LLC Public Affairs, Kearney Stephen Mr. Principal South Calvert Street 111 Suite 2820 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 685-7080 Fax: (410) 685-7081 [email protected] www.kopublicaffairs.com KCI is a 100 percent employee- KCI is a 100 percent owned multi-disciplined engineering, consulting and construction firm. KCI Technologies, Inc. KCI Technologies, Nathan Beil Mr. President Road 936 Ridgebrook Sparks, MD 21152 316-7800 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 316-7885 [email protected] www.kci.com Member Directory 52 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore U.S. government. integration andtrainingtothe systems of ITservices, company; thelargestprovider and informationtechnology A leadingsystemsintegrator www.lmco.com [email protected] Fax: (301)640-2043 Phone: (301)640-2300 Rockville, MD20850 9231 CorporateBoulevard President Ms. StephanieHill IS&GS-Civil Lockheed Martin Maryland. tocitizensof tissue services organ procurementand organization thatprovides Nonprofit healthservice www.thellf.org [email protected] Fax: (443)833-1126 Phone: (443)833-1026 Baltimore, MD21227 Suite 200 1730 Twin SpringsRoad CEO Charlie Alexander Mr. Foundation The LivingLegacy throughout theworld. major investmentcenters asset managementinmany firm whichprovidesactive A globalassetmanagement www.leggmason.com [email protected] Fax: (410)454-4174 Phone: (410)539-0000 Baltimore, MD21202 11th Floor 100 InternationalDrive Chairman, President&CEO Mr. JosephSullivan Legg Mason,Inc. with disabilities. for hundredsofindividuals A pivotalandpioneeringagent www.leagueforpeople.org .org dgreenberg@leagueforpeople Fax: (410)323-3298 Phone: (410)323-0500 Baltimore, MD21239 1111 EastColdSpringLane President &CEO Mr. DavidGreenberg with Disabilities The LeagueforPeople

www.lordbaltimoreprop.com [email protected] Fax: (410)580-9250 Phone: (410)415-7600 Baltimore, MD21209 Suite B100 Smith Avenue 6225 Chairman oftheBoard&CEO Mr.Louis Thalheimer Capital Corporation Lord Baltimore concrete paving. includingasphaltand services, range ofroadconstruction local governmentinabroad has supportedcity, stateand owned business,thecompany more than25yearsasafamily- construction company. For and minority-ownedroad woman- A Maryland-based, www.mluisconstruction.com [email protected] Fax: (410)545-0643 Phone: (410)545-0641 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 200 326 SaintPaulPlace Vice President Ms. NataliaLuis M. LuisConstruction business andtechnology. and sciencestomorrow’s education inthetraditionalarts university committedto A Jesuitcomprehensive www.loyola.edu [email protected] Fax: (410)617-5196 Phone: (410)617-2680 Baltimore, MD21210 4501 NorthCharlesStreet President Rev. BrianLinnane,S.J. Maryland Loyola University activities. management andinvestment Real estatedevelopmentand

www.mackenziecommercial.com .com kdeeley@mackenziecommercial Fax: (410)427-0453 Phone: (410)494-4871 Lutherville, MD21093 Suite 200 2328 West JoppaRoad Senior Vice President Ms. KarenDeeley LLC Estate Services, Commercial Real MacKenzie commercial customers. to retail,businessand investment andinsurance including banking,trust, Provides financialservices www.mtb.com [email protected] Fax: (410)244-4459 Phone: (410)244-3772 Baltimore, MD21201 22nd Floor 25 SouthCharlesStreet Chesapeake President, GreaterBaltimore/ Mr.Chiasera August M&T Bank sustainable communities. supporting livableand design firmfocusedon architectural disciplinary We areacreativemulti- www.marks-thomas.com [email protected] Fax: (410)539-0660 Phone: (410)539-4300 Baltimore, MD21230 2nd Floor 1414 KeyHighway Principal Ms. MagdaWesterhout Architects Marks, Thomas doors, framesandhardware. lab casework,roughcarpentry, general contracting,millwork, Mahogany, Inc.specializesin www.mahoganyinc.com [email protected] Fax: (410)727-0588 Phone: (410)727-0334 Baltimore, MD21223 910 West PrattStreet President Mr. Jeffrey Hargrave Mahogany, Inc. Maryland. businesses inthestateof estate companyfocusingon commercial Full service real

www.marsh.com [email protected] Fax: (410)347-3650 Phone: (410)347-3600 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1001 1 SouthStreet Senior Vice President Office Head& Mr. JamesHudson Marsh USAInc. Baltimore ConventionCenter. Baltimore acrossfromthe Marriott hotelindowntown Newly-renovated, fullservice -harbor-at-camden-yards /bwiih-baltimore-marriott-inner www.marriott.com/hotels/travel [email protected] Fax: (443)451-8397 Phone: (301)332-2584 Linthicum, MD21090 1743 West NurseryRoad Account Executive Mrs. PatriciaJarava Camden Yards Inner Harborat Marriott Baltimore auto insurance. to thosehavingtroublegetting the opportunitytobeinsured driversbyproviding Maryland protecting andhelping Since 1972,MAIFhasbeen www.emaif.com [email protected] Fax: (410)269-4344 Phone: (410)269-8598 Annapolis, MD21401 1750 ForestDrive Communications Specialist Mr. DanFranko Insurance Fund Automobile Maryland Political consultingfirm. www.martinlauer.com [email protected] Fax: (410)547-1790 Phone: (410)547-8884 Baltimore, MD21230 Suite 120 1050 HullStreet Founder &Owner Ms. ColleenMartin-Lauer Associates, LLC Martin-Lauer clients inover100countries. transactional capabilitiesto and providesadvice over 23,000employees broker andriskadviserhas The world’s leadinginsurance

www.medamd.com [email protected] Fax: (443)836-2393 Phone: (410)347-1246 Baltimore, MD21230 P. O.Box27039 Executive Director Ms. PamelaRuff Association (MEDA) Development Economic Maryland math (STEM). technology, engineeringand emphasis onscience, K–12 education,withspecial Dedicated toimproving www.mbrt.org [email protected] Fax: (410)788-0233 Phone: (410)788-0333 Baltimore, MD21228 Suite 150 5520 ResearchParkDrive Executive Director Ms. JuneStreckfus Education Round Table for Business Maryland issuing bonds. assists infinancingprojectsby development organizationthat MEDCO isastateeconomic www.medco-corp.com [email protected] Fax: (410)625-1848 Phone: (410)625-0051 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1000 300 EastLombardStreet Executive Director Mr. RobertBrennan (MEDCO) Development Corp. Economic Maryland to Maryland. bringing jobsandinvestment among thosecommittedto and encouragespartnership and skillsofitsmembers Enhances theknowledge Member Directory 53

www.gbc.org A full service law firm of over 900 lawyers with 19 strategically located offices worldwide. McGladrey LLP McGladrey Martin Brunk Mr. Office Managing Partner 100 International Drive Suite 1400 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 246-9300 Fax: (410) 246-9614 [email protected] www.mcgladrey.com fifth largest Nation’s accounting, tax and business serving consulting provider, growth-oriented companies in the United States and globally. LLP McGuireWoods Ms. Ava Lias-Booker Office Managing Partner 7 Saint Paul Street Suite 1000 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 659-4430 Fax: (410) 659-4558 alias-booker@mcguirewoods .com www.mcguirewoods.com McCormick& Inc. Company, Alan Wilson Mr. & CEO Chairman, President 18 Loveton Circle Sparks, MD 21153 771-7304 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 527-8254 [email protected] www.mccormickcorporation.com A global leader in flavor that manufactures, markets and distributes spices, seasoning mixes, condiments and other flavorful products to the entire food industry. McDaniel College Casey Roger Dr. President 2 College Hill MD 21157 Westminster, Phone: (410) 857-2222 Fax: (410) 857-2411 [email protected] www.mcdaniel.edu McDaniel is one of 40 liberal arts colleges recognized nationally for its distinctive academic program and internationally for its branch campus in Hungary.

Currently the Zoo’s animal Currently the Zoo’s collection encompasses more than 200 species, with more than 1,500 animals. Office Mayor’s of Employment Development (MOED) Ms. Karen Sitnick Director 417 East Fayette Street Suite 468 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 396-1910 Fax: (410) 752-6625 [email protected] www.oedworks.com MOED acts as Baltimore City’s primary agent of workforce development services. Maryland Works, Inc. Maryland Works, Bob Hofmann Mr. President & CEO Road 10270 Old Columbia Suite 100 21046 Columbia, MD 381-8660 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 381-1558 [email protected] www.mdworks.com Maryland is a Works statewide membership association comprised of nonprofit community-based organizations and workforce development professionals who specialize in advancing employment, economic strengthening and developing business ownership opportunities. The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Donald Hutchinson Mr. President & CEO Druid Hill Park Baltimore, MD 21217 Phone: (443) 552-5250 Fax: (443) 320-9019 don.hutchinson@maryland zoo.org www.marylandzoo.org and materials The voice of the Maryland transportation industry for 80 years, MTBMA combines membership the resources, and expertise of the Maryland Highway Contractors Association and the Maryland Aggregates Association to better serve the transportation, construction The MDTA develops, operates The MDTA and provides law enforcement for and maintains the MDTA’s highways, bridges and tunnels through the use of tolls, other revenues and bonding capacities. MarylandTransportation Builders & Materials Association James Russ Mr. President 2408 Peppermill Drive Suite F Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Phone: (410) 760-9505 Fax: (410) 297-6601 [email protected] www.mtbma.org industries in Maryland. Maryland Transportation MarylandTransportation Authority Dennis Simpson Mr. Division of Planning Director, and Program Development 2310 Broening Highway Suite 150 Baltimore, MD 21224 Phone: (410) 537-5650 Fax: (410) 537-5653 [email protected] www.mdta.state.md.us An independent entity, An independent entity, established by the Maryland General Assembly in 1998, to facilitate the transfer of and commercialization technology from Maryland’s universities research and federal labs into the marketplace and to assist in the creation and growth. Maryland Technology Maryland Technology Corp. Development (TEDCO) Robert Rosenbaum Mr. Director President & Executive Place 5565 Sterrett Suite 214 21044 Columbia, MD Phone: (410) 740-9442 Fax: (410) 740-9422 [email protected] http://tedco.md Stimulates the flow of waterborne commerce through the State of Maryland. Maryland Port Administration White James Mr. Executive Director Center Trade World 401 East Pratt Street 20th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 385-4401 Fax: (410) 385-4417 [email protected] www.marylandports.com Three floors of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, a five-story IMAX theater and the Davis Planetarium. Educational programs for all ages. Public television. Maryland Science Center Reiner Van Mr. President & CEO 601 Light Street Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 545-5970 Fax: (410) 545-5889 vreiner@marylandscience center.org www.marylandsciencecenter.org Maryland Public Television Larry Unger Mr. President & CEO Owings Mills Boulevard 11767 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Phone: (410) 581-4141 Fax: (410) 581-6579 [email protected] www.mpt.org Represent oil and natural gas companies in Maryland. Maryland Petroleum Maryland Petroleum Council Drew Cobbs Mr. Executive Director Street 60 West Suite 403 21401 Annapolis, MD 269-1850 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 269-1856 [email protected] Statewide association of more than 1,600 nonprofit organizations. Maryland Nonprofits Greg Cantori Mr. President & CEO 1500 Union Avenue Suite 2500 Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (443) 438-2316 Fax: (410) 235-2190 [email protected] www.marylandnonprofit.org Higher education organization. Ms. Tina Bjarekull Ms. Tina President Street 60 West Suite 201 Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (410) 269-0306 Fax: (410) 269-5905 [email protected] www.micua.org Maryland Independent College and University Association MH&LA is the statewide trade association representing lodging industry, Maryland’s providing information, education and legislative representation to our members. Mr. David Reel, CAE David Mr. President & CEO 839 Bestgate Road Suite 400 Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (410) 974-4472 Fax: (410) 266-7463 [email protected] www.mdlodging.org Maryland Hotel & Lodging Association Advocate for Maryland’s Advocate for Maryland’s hospitals, health systems, communities and patients before legislative and regulatory bodies. Maryland Hospital Association Coyle Ms. Carmela President & CEO Road 6820 Deerpath 21075 Elkridge, MD 379-6200 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 379-8239 [email protected] www.mdhospitals.org Member Directory 54 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore replacements forweightloss. portion-controlled meal markets medically-formulated develops, manufacturesand Medifast Inc.(NYSE.MED) www.medifastnow.com [email protected] Fax: (410)504-8103 Phone: (443)379-5020 Owings Mills,MD21117 11445 CronhillDrive President &COO Mrs. MegMacDonald-Sheetz Medifast Inc. profitability. accreditation standardsand organizations tomeet tohealthcare services on providingprofessional technology companyfocused A healthcareconsultingand www.medicalhomegroup.net [email protected] Fax: (301)352-1958 Phone: (240)988-6672 Glen Dale,MD20769 12413 RochinoCourt COO Mr. RogerClark Development Group Medical Home with over$1.1billioninassets. over96,000members serving Credit UnionforBaltimoreCity www.mecu.com [email protected] Fax: (443)927-3804 Phone: (410)752-8313 Baltimore, MD21202 7 EastRedwoodStreet President &CEO Mr. GaryMartin MECU ofBaltimore, Inc. www.mckissackmd.com md.com kathleen.langan@mckissack Phone: (301)749-7555 Oxon Hill,MD20745 Suite 500 120 Waterfront Street Regional PracticeLeader Vice President& Ms. KathleenLangan,LEED AP McKissack &

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Law firm with national practice in all aspects of business law and litigation. Isaac Neuberger, Esq. Isaac Neuberger, Principal 1 South Street 27th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 332-8550 Fax: (410) 332-8504 [email protected] www.nqgrg.com Neuberger, Quinn, Neuberger, Gielen, Rubin & P.A. Gibber, Provides educational program for youth in low income communities focusing on entrepreneurship, business management and personal growth. Mr. Andy Hubner Mr. Executive Director 300 East Lombard Street Suite 1111 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (443) 742-0756 Fax: (410) 631-0202 [email protected] www.nfte.com Network for Teaching Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Network 2000 is a 501(c)3 organization, founded to support the advancement of women in leadership and executive positions. Network 2000 Ms. Katherine Armstrong President 1228 North Calvert Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 783-8225 Fax: (410) 230-1899 [email protected] www.network2000md.org National membership organization dedicated to the itmission of changing what means to be blind. National Federation Federation National Blind of the Marc Maurer Dr. President Jernigan Place Street 200 East Wells 21230 Baltimore, MD 659-9314 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 685-5653 [email protected] www.nfb.org Member Directory 56 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore metropolitan area. totheBaltimore services skilled nursingandtherapy delivers highquality, in-home Home HealthAgencythat A Medicare/MedicaidCertified www.p-bhealth.com [email protected] Fax: (410)235-1309 Phone: (410)235-1060 Baltimore, MD21218 2535 SaintPaulStreet CEO Ms. JackieBailey, R.N.,MBA Care Agency, Inc. P-B HealthHome others. self-reliance andconcernfor to enhanceself-esteem, settings, carefullystructured experiences innaturaloutdoor but challengingeducational provide studentswithsafe organization thatseeksto A nonprofiteducational www.outwardboundbaltimore.org baltimore.org gmihalik@outwardbound Fax: (410)298-3822 Phone: (410)448-1721 Baltimore, MD21207 1900 EagleDrive Executive Director Ms. GingerMihalik Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Outward Bound pharmacy. degrees ineducationand the universityoffersdoctoral master’s degreeprograms, In additiontoofferingseveral programs forwomenandmen. undergraduate andgraduate degree, aswellflexible four-year women’s college institution offeringatraditional A Catholicliberalarts www.ndm.edu [email protected] Phone: (410)532-5300 Baltimore, MD21210 4701 NorthCharlesStreet President Dr.Marylou Yam University Maryland Notre Dameof

www.pflanigan.com [email protected] Fax: (410)467-3127 Phone: (410)467-5900 Baltimore, MD21218 2444 LochRavenRoad President Mr. PierceFlaniganIV P. Flanigan&Sons largest volumerestaurants. ranked amongfiveofthe Haborplace hasbeennationally for over54years.Phillips andoperated Maryland-owned Phillips Seafoodhasbeen www.phillipsfoods.com [email protected] Fax: (410)625-4725 Phone: (410)685-6600 Baltimore, MD21202 601 EastPrattStreet General Manager Mr. Wayne Canapp of Baltimore Phillips Seafood water andwastewater. transportation environmental, design, utilities,trafficand engineering firm;site civic Multi-disciplinary www.pennoni.com [email protected] Fax: (410)878-9551 Phone: (443)449-2500 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 600 323 West CamdenStreet Office Director Ms. MaureenDecker Pennoni AssociatesInc. Consulting engineeringfirm. www.pbworld.com [email protected] Fax: (410)727-4608 Phone: (410)727-5050 Baltimore, MD21201 Tower 1,10thFloor 100 SouthCharlesStreet Principal Mr. JerryJannetti Parsons Brinckerhoff transportation infrastructure. produce materialsfor We build,maintainand

industrial and military markets. industrial andmilitary electronics andsemiconductor, polymer nanocompositesfor additivesand nanocrystal Manufactures andmarkets www.pixelligent.com [email protected] Fax: (410)528-0602 Phone: (443)529-8310 Baltimore, MD21224 6411 BeckleyStreet Holabird BusinessPark Chief ExecutiveOfficer Mr. CraigBandes Technologies, LLC Pixelligent biotechnology companies. based pharmaceuticaland America’s leadingresearch- PhRMA represents www.phrma.org [email protected] Fax: (202)835-3585 Phone: (202)835-3400 Washington, D.C.20004 Suite 300 950 FStreet,NW Director,Development Alliance Mr. BrianSmith PhRma City area. throughout theBaltimore parking managementservices Our companyprovides www.pmsparking.com [email protected] Fax: (410)385-8966 Phone: (410)783-4497 Baltimore, MD21201 4th Floor 322 NorthHowardStreet President &CEO Geletu Ms. Amsale PMS Parking,Inc. schools. elementary activity tolow-income meaningful playandphysical Playworks providessafe, www.playworks.org/baltimore [email protected] Fax: (443)927-7248 Phone: (410)662-1220 Baltimore, MD21218 Suite 310 2601 NorthHowardStreet Executive Director Ms. RandiHogan Playworks Maryland exhibits forkidsunder10. with interactiveeducational museums intheUnitedStates One ofthetop5children’s www.portdiscovery.org [email protected] Fax: (410)727-3042 Phone: (410)864-2654 Baltimore, MD21202 35 MarketPlace President &CEO Ms. BrynParchman Children’s Museum Discovery/ Port nonprofits. individuals, businessesand to management services and investment,wealth Provides deposit,credit www.pnc.com [email protected] Fax: (410)237-5427 Phone: (410)237-4505 Baltimore, MD21202 1 EastPrattStreet Greater Maryland Regional President, Ms. LauraGamble PNC 42 portsand80locations. States, operatinginmorethan and stevedoreintheUnited The largestterminaloperator www.portsamerica.com america.com bayard.hogans@ports Fax: (410)631-7425 Phone: (410)631-5950 Baltimore, MD21224 Suite 100 2200 BroeningHighway General Manager—Baltimore Mr. BayardHogans Chesapeake, LLC America Ports wireless datanetworks. operates publicandprivate Port Networksbuildsand www.portnetworks.com [email protected] Fax: (410)510-1147 Phone: (410)637-3707 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 2553 401 EastPrattStreet General Manager Mr. HughBethell Networks Port

www.pwc.com [email protected] Fax: (813)375-5918 Phone: (410)659-3300 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 1900 100 EastPrattStreet Office ManagingPartner Mr. WilliamCoreyJr. Coopers LLP Pricewaterhouse entrepreneurs. opportunities forallminority that impactsaccessto American businesses An organizationofAfrican www.presidentsroundtable.net .com sbrooks@srbcommunications Fax: (410)480-7081 Phone: (410)385-1333 Columbia, MD21045 Suite 140 5850 Waterloo Road President Ms. SheilaBrooks RoundTable The Presidents’ services firm. services insurance andfinancial independent multi-disciplined The region’s leading www.psafinancial.com [email protected] Fax: (410)828-0242 Phone: (410)821-7766 Hunt Valley, MD21031 5th Floor 11311 McCormickRoad Managing Director Mr. Trevor LewisJr. Financial Services PSA Insuranceand and familiesannually. 500 homelessmen,women housing, hopeandsupportto Project PLASEprovides www.projectplase.org [email protected] Fax: (410)837-6130 Phone: (410)837-1400 Baltimore, MD21229 3601 OldFrederickRoad Executive Director Ms. MarySlicher Project PLASE,Inc. and operationalconsulting. internal auditandbusinessrisk specializing inaudit,tax, International accountingfirm Member Directory 57

www.gbc.org RMF Engineering, Inc. Duane S. Pinnix Mr. 5520 Research Park Drive Suite 300 Baltimore, MD 21228 Phone: (410) 576-0505 [email protected] www.rmf.com Provides full service engineering analysis, planning, design and commissioning of buildings and campus utility systems. RK&K Engineers Mark Dumler Mr. Partner 81 Mosher Street Baltimore, MD 21217 Phone: (410) 728-2900 Fax: (410) 669-1231 [email protected] www.rkk.com Professional planning, engineering and construction services for transportation, environmental and utility projects.

Member FDIC Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & Downes, Inc. Albert Counselman Mr. Chairman & CEO 555 Fairmount Avenue MD 21286 Towson, Phone: (410) 339-7263 Fax: (410) 339-5867 [email protected] www.rcmd.com Insurance, risk management, employee benefits, administration and consulting. Riverside Health, Inc. James Davis Mr. Affairs President, External Vice 7001 Johnnycake Road Suite 203 Windsor Mill, MD 21244 Phone: (410) 878-7709 Fax: (410) 779-9389 [email protected] www.myriversidehealth.com Riverside Health is a managed care organization that focuses its business on public sector programs like Medicaid and Medicare.

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A Maryland-based Association Management Company (AMC). Our team of professionals manage day-to-day operations and programs for trade associations and professional specialize societies. We in providing executive leadership, financial and grant management, meeting planning, marketing and communications management for non-profit boards. Office Sue-Ann’s Supply Inc. Ms. Beverly Williams President 4147 Hayward Avenue Baltimore, MD 21215 Phone: (410) 664-6226 Fax: (410) 664-6086 [email protected] www.sueannsofficesupply.com Full line office products, office computer furniture dealer, products, promotional items and construction safety equipment. Stringfellow Management Inc. Group, CAE Fred Stringfellow, Mr. President 2105 Laurel Bush Road Suite 201 MD 21015 Air, Bel Phone: (443) 640-1059 Fax: (443) 640-1031 [email protected] www.stringfellowgroup.net A leading provider of investment banking and brokerage services with offices throughout the United States and abroad. Stone House Publications t/a I95 Business.com Magazine Franz Ms. Vicki President & CEO 1242 Paper Mill Road Cockeysville, MD 21030 Phone: (410) 584-9960 Fax: (410) 584-9166 [email protected] www.i95business.com Connecting businesses in the third largest economic development region in the state, from White Marsh to Delaware. Stifel Richard Himelfarb Mr. President Executive Vice 1 South Street 17th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (443) 224-1400 Fax: (410) 454-5299 [email protected] www.stifel.com www.sbandcompany.com tax, and business growth needs! tax, and business Knowledge • Quality • Client Service Quality • • Knowledge Contact us to help you meet your accounting, Contact us to help Business Advisory Assurance Tax Risk Consulting Tax Assurance Advisory Business Stevenson University Kevin Manning Dr. President Road 1525 Greenspring Valley Stevenson, MD 21153 Phone: (443) 334-2125 Fax: (410) 486-7865 [email protected] www.stevenson.edu Private university offering and bachelor’s career-focused degree programs for master’s traditional undergraduates and adult professionals. Stancills Inc. Ms. Emlyn Stancill President Vice 499 Mountain Hill Road Perryville, MD 21903 Phone: (410) 939-2224 Fax: (410) 939-2110 [email protected] www.stancills.com Stancills, Inc. is a specialty manufacturer of engineered soils for the green building, horticulture, sports turf and geo-technical markets. St. Agnes Health Care Ms. Bonnie Phipps President & CEO 900 Caton Avenue Baltimore, MD 21229 Phone: (410) 368-2907 Fax: (410) 368-2109 [email protected] www.stagnes.org Integrated health care system delivering care through an acute care hospital and several freestanding facilities. Dr. Craig Spilman Dr. CEO 1807 Lancaster Street Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (443) 540-4240 Fax: (410) 732-5238 [email protected] Consults on education, fundraising, and business development. Southway Builders, Inc. Paul Littmann Jr. Mr. President Avenue 1318 East Fort Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 332-4134 Fax: (410) 332-4136 [email protected] www.southwaybuilders.com and multi-family Commercial general contractors. Spilman Education Services LLC Gregory Kelly President Senior Vice 4000 Blackburn Lane Suite 100 Burtonsville, MD 20866 Phone: (301) 476-9077 Fax: (301) 476-9598 [email protected] www.sobran-inc.com SoBran provides a wide variety of professional, technical and operational services. we While our projects vary, are consistently dedicated to uncompromising quality and unparalleled customer service. SmartCEO is a media company that directs its attention on local business owners and have C-Level executives. We multiple marketing avenues and products which will help you to brand, to sell to and connect with local CEOs. SoBran, Inc. SmartCEO Gaulke Ms. Jolene Baltimore Director Point 2700 Light House Suite 220 21224 Baltimore, MD 278-9188 Phone: (443) Fax: (410) 675-5280 [email protected] www.smartceo.com

Community teaching hospital with centers of excellence, including the heart center, emergency medicine surgery, rehabilitation, obstetrics, pediatrics, cancer and orthopedics. of Baltimore Ms. Amy Perry President Avenue Belvedere 240-1 West Baltimore, MD 21215 Phone: (410) 601-5135 Fax: (410) 601-8801 [email protected] www.lifebridgehealth.org Sinai Hospital Offers a comprehensive network of mental health, behavior and addiction services. Health System Steven Sharfstein Dr. President & CEO 6501 North Charles Street 6815 Box P.O. Baltimore, MD 21285 Phone: (410) 938-3000 Fax: (410) 938-4532 www.sheppardpratt.org Sheppard Pratt Sheppard Development, acquisition and management of multifamily and senior living communities with more than 2,500 employees. Suite 2700 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 385-5268 Fax: (410) 385-5201 [email protected] www.thesheltergrp.com The Shelter Group Joseph Mark Mr. Founding Chairman South Calvert Street 111 Management, labor relations and employment attorneys practicing before federal, state and local administrative agencies and courts. Shawe & Rosenthal, LLP & Rosenthal, Shawe Esq. Bruce Harrison, Managing Partner 1 South Street Suite 1800 21202 Baltimore, MD 752-1040 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 752-8861 [email protected] www.shawe.com Member Directory 60 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore services. mortgage andinvestment deposit andcredit,trust, products includingtraditional with afullrangeoffinancial along personalized service Bank offerscustomerslocal, organizations, SunTrust commercial banking One ofthenation’s largest www.suntrust.com [email protected] Fax: (410)986-1682 Phone: (410)986-1677 Baltimore, MD21202 25th Floor 120 EastBaltimoreStreet Chairman, President&CEO Mr. J.ScottWilfong Maryland SunTrust Bank, other constructionprojects. development ofbuildingsand management, planningand Owner representative,project www.synthesisusa.com [email protected] Fax: (410)792-4458 Phone: (410)792-4447 Columbia, MD21046 Suite 214 9175 GuilfordRoad President Mr.King Thomas Synthesis Incorporated commercialFull-service bank. www.susquehanna.net [email protected] Fax: (410)316-0019 Phone: (410)316-0280 Hunt Valley, MD21030 Suite 600 307 InternationalCircle Regional President Mr. JimWitty Susquehanna Bank funds. range ofno-loadmutual investors andofferabroad individual andinstitutional investment managementfor Rowe PriceJr., weprovide Founded in1937byThomas www.troweprice.com [email protected] Fax: (410)345-7499 Phone: (410)345-5758 Baltimore, MD21202 9th Floor 100 EastPrattStreet Chairman oftheBoard&CIO Mr. BrianRogers Group, Inc. T. RowePrice

public relationsagency. advertisingand Full service [email protected] Fax: (410)986-1299 Phone: (410)347-7500 Baltimore, MD21231 900 SouthWolfe Street Vice Chairman Mr. TomBurden TBC, Inc. families. assistance tobusinessesand highest qualityimmigration dedicated toprovidingthe immigrationfirm Full service www.taylor-ryan.com [email protected] Fax: (800)254-4971 Phone: (410)486-5800 Baltimore, MD21208 Suite 265 CommerCentre East 1777 ReisterstownRoad Partner Frances O’Connell Taylor, Esq. Taylor &Ryan,LLC eliminate educationalinequity. leaders inthemovementto Enlists promisingfuture /baltimore www.teachforamerica.org america.org courtney.cass@teachfor Fax: (410)662-1746 Phone: (410)662-7700 Baltimore, MD21218 Suite 300 2601 NorthHowardStreet Executive Director Ms. CourtneyCass Baltimore Teach forAmerica

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www.gbc.org University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law Dean Donald Tobin Dean and Professor of Law Baltimore Street 500 West Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 706-0164 Fax: (410) 706-4045 [email protected] www.law.umaryland.edu A top-ranked law school at the University of Maryland with nationally-recognized programs in health, business, environmental and public interest. United Way of Way United MarylandCentral Mark Furst Mr. President & CEO Street 100 South Charles 5th Floor Box 1576 P.O. 21203 Baltimore, MD Phone: (410) 895-1513 Fax: (410) 547-5640 [email protected] www.uwcm.org UWCM strengthens the community and agencies it serves resources by linking and needs through fundraising and fund distribution. University of Baltimore Schmoke Kurt Mr. President 1420 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 837-4866 Fax: (410) 837-4875 [email protected] www.ubalt.edu Educational institution; undergraduate and graduate, professional and doctoral degree programs; composed of the Merrick School of Gordon Business, the Yale College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Public Affairs and the School of Law.

Under Armour, Inc. Under Armour, Kevin Plank Mr. President & CEO 1020 Hull Street 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21230 Phone: (410) 468-2512 Fax: (410) 234-9830 [email protected] www.underarmour.com Originator of performance apparel; microfiber moisture- wicking sports gear that keeps you light and dry. UNCF—United Negro UNCF—United Negro College Fund Ms. Meta Williams Regional Development Director 1805 7th Street, NW D.C. 20001 Washington, Phone: (202) 810-0200 Fax: (410) 528-0602 [email protected] www.uncf.org largest and The nation’s most effective education organization. Ulman Cancer Fund Cancer Fund Ulman Adults For Young Brock Yetso Mr. President & CEO Avenue 921 East Fort Suite 325 21230 Baltimore, MD 964-0202 Phone: (410) [email protected] www.ulmancancerfund.org toThe mission of the UCF is enhance lives by supporting, educating and connecting young adults and their loved ones affected by cancer. UMBC—An Honors University in Maryland Hrabowski III Freeman Dr. President 1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore, MD 21250 Phone: (410) 455-2274 Fax: (410) 455-1210 [email protected] www.umbc.edu A high-quality public research university in Maryland. tw telecom is a leading provider of managed networking solutions to a wide array of businesses and organizations in 75 markets spanning 30 states and D.C. Mr. Mark Mullin Mr. President & CEO 100 Light Street Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 576-4500 Fax: (410) 347-8685 [email protected] www.aegon.com Insurance, investment, retirement. tw telecom, Inc. Ms. Amy Pierce Senior Account Executive 6230 Old Dobbin Lane Suite 140 Columbia, MD 21045 Phone: (301) 361-3532 Fax: (301) 361-3507 [email protected] www.twtelecom.com An industry-leading total- building solutions provider that focuses on integrated and building automation HVAC systems, building services and contracting, and energy services. Transamerica Corporation One hundred forty four graduate and undergraduate nationally-recognized STEM, business, education and health professions programs serving 22,500 students. Trane Frank Troy Mr. Sales Manager—Direct Drive 10947 Golden West Suite 100 21031 MD Hunt Valley, Phone: (410) 403-2191 Fax: (410) 403-2225 [email protected] www.trane.com Towson University Towson Chandler Timothy Dr. Interim President Road 8000 York 21252 MD Towson, 704-2356 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 704-3488 [email protected] www.towson.edu

The Mid-Atlantic’s leading The Mid-Atlantic’s providing custom publisher, content, design, ad sales, website, digital printing and fulfillment services. Proud publishing partner of the Port of Baltimore, Visit Baltimore and many others. Optimize investment profits and business decisions by working with our team of tested investment advisers. Custom Media Today Communications (TMCC) Jonathan Witty Mr. President 36th Street 1014 West Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (410) 828-0120 Fax: (410) 825-1002 jonathan.witty@todaymedia custom.com www.todaymediacustom.com Tilton-Steele International Renato Sciacqua Mr. Principal South Calvert Street 111 Suite 2700 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (301) 674-3100 Fax: (410) 363-8119 [email protected] Strengthens and nurtures Jewish life by engaging and supporting community partners in Greater Baltimore, Israel and around the world. Think Systems, Inc. Hill John Mr. President, Vice Business Development 3100 Elm Avenue 1st Floor West Baltimore, MD 21211 Phone: (410) 235-3600 [email protected] www.thinksi.com THE ASSOCIATED: THE ASSOCIATED: Community Jewish of Baltimore Federation Marc Terrill Mr. President Avenue Mount Royal 101 West 21201 Baltimore, MD 727-4828 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 783-4795 [email protected] www.associated.org

Distribution, e-commerce, Distribution, e-commerce, reverse logistics, transportation, public and contract warehousing, contract wine and packaging, beer, spirits logistics, light assembly since 1893. Mr. Scott Menzies Mr. President & CEO 1657 A South Highland Avenue Baltimore, MD 21224 Phone: (410) 246-0500 Fax: (410) 327-1608 [email protected] www.termcorp.com The Terminal The Terminal Corporation A world leader in highly reliable and secure wireless communication technology. Mr. Maurice Tosé Mr. President, CEO & Chairman Street 275 West Suite 400 Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: (410) 263-7616 Fax: (410) 263-7617 [email protected] www.telecomsys.com TeleCommunication TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. A news and events organization that focuses on technology issues in the Baltimore region. We organize the annual Baltimore Innovation Week. Technical.ly Baltimore Technical.ly James Kirk Brian Mr. Co-Founder 623 Gaul Street 19125 Philadelphia, PA Phone: (215) 253-4259 [email protected] www.technical.ly/baltimore The Tech Council of Maryland The Tech is the largest trade association serving and the life science technology communities. Tech Council Council Tech of Maryland Art Mr. Jacoby Interim CEO Boulevard 9210 Corporate Suite 470 20850 Rockville, MD 243-4045 Phone: (240) Fax: (240) 243-4060 [email protected] www.techcouncilmd.com Member Directory 62 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore and emergencymedicine. cancer care,women’s services specialty careinorthopedic, Medical centeroffering www.stjosephtowson.com/ [email protected] Fax: (410)337-1569 Phone: (410)337-1201 Towson, MD21204 7601 OslerDrive President Dr. MohanSuntha Center St. JosephMedical University ofMaryland venture withJohnsHopkins. Pediatric Hospitalasajoint also operatesMt.Washington Center inChestertown.UMMS Shore Nursing&Rehabilitation the UniversityofMaryland Center atQueenstownand ShoreEmergency Maryland freestanding Universityof Health System,aswellthe UpperChesapeake Maryland Center andUniversityof St.JosephMedical Maryland Health System;Universityof Shore University ofMaryland and OrthopaedicInstitute; Rehabilitation of Maryland Midtown Campus;University MedicalCenter of Maryland Medical Center;University Center; UniversityofMaryland Charles RegionalMedical University ofMaryland Washington MedicalCenter; Baltimore of Maryland including theUniversity and hospitalsacrossMaryland includes 12healthsystems Medical Systemcurrently The UniversityofMaryland www.umm.edu [email protected] Fax: (410)328-1931 Phone: (410)328-8667 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 250 250 West PrattStreet President &CEO Mr. RobertChrencik Medical System University ofMaryland www.umuc.edu [email protected] Fax: (301)985-7678 Phone: (301)985-7077 Adelphi, MD20783 Suite 3130 3501 UniversityBoulevardEast President Mr. JavierMiyares University College University ofMaryland students andcitizens. toMaryland’spublic service high-quality instructionand and research universityoffering The state’s nationalgraduate www.umd.edu [email protected] Fax: (301)314-9560 Phone: (301)405-5803 College Park,MD20742 Building 1110Main Administration President Dr. Wallace Loh College Park University ofMaryland, education forworkingadults. of distanceandonline UMUC isMaryland’s university the UMBBioPark. graduate school.Hometo work, publichealthanda pharmacy, nursing,social medicine, law, dentistry, university withschoolsof Top-ranked research www.umaryland.edu [email protected] Fax: (410)706-0500 Phone: (410)706-7002 Baltimore, MD21201 Saratoga Building,14thFloor Street 220 Arch President Jay Perman,M.D. BaltimoreMaryland, University of

state. clinics locatedthroughoutthe community-based outpatient extended-care centerandsix 120-bed rehabilitationand two medicalcenters,a Care Systemconsistsof The VA Health Maryland www.maryland.va.gov [email protected] Fax: (410)605-7900 Phone: (410)605-7000 Baltimore, MD21201 10 NorthGreeneStreet Director Mr. DennisSmith Care System VA Health Maryland and service. resource forteaching,research public highereducation USM isMaryland’s major Comprising 12institutions, www.usmd.edu [email protected] Fax: (301)445-1931 Phone: (301)445-1901 Adelphi, MD20783 3300 MetzerottRoad Chancellor Dr. WilliamKirwan Foundation Maryland University Systemof and wellnesscompany. independent behavioralhealth The nation’s largest www.maryland.valueoptions.com valueoptions.com zereana.jess-huff@ Fax: (877)428-9554 Phone: (410)691-4005 Linthicum, MD20190 1099 WintersonRoad CEO Dr. ZereanaJess-Huff ValueOptions Maryland ®

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www.baltimore.org [email protected] Fax: (410)727-2308 Phone: (410)659-7130 Baltimore, MD21202 12th Floor 100 LightStreet President &CEO Mr. TomNoonan Visit Baltimore superior technicalservices. professionals andarangeof innovative approach,qualified partner offeringclientsan is astrategicITservices Vision Technology Services www.vistechs.com [email protected] Fax: (410)560-2521 Phone: (410)916-0216 Hunt Valley, MD21030 Suite 200 230 SchillingCircle President Mr. M.ScottCerasoli LLC Services Vision Technology products. supplies andcontainer chemicals andbuilding specialty construction catalysts andsilicasproducts, Leading globalsuppliersof www.grace.com [email protected] Fax: (410)531-4414 Phone: (410)531-4555 Columbia, MD21044 7500 GraceDrive President &COO Mr. GregoryPoling W. R.Grace&Co. consulting engineers. and audio/video/broadcast Live eventproductionservices www.vpcinc.net [email protected] Fax: (410)526-9101 Phone: (410)526-9100 Reisterstown, MD21136 240 BusinessCenterDrive Principal Mr. EliEisenberg VPC, Inc. destination. as aconventionandtourist Promotes theBaltimorearea and marketingorganization. nonprofitsales Full service, Member Directory 63

. www.gbc.org What Works Studio What Works Ms. Brooke Hall CEO/Founder 900 Cathedral Street, #217 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (717) 951-8493 Fax: (717) 951-8493 [email protected] www.whatworksstudio.com are a full-serviceWe creative agency in Baltimore. Our award-winning studio is setting the pace in web and print design, audience- building, digital strategy and also content marketing. We “Best New publish Baltimore’s Magazine,” What Weekly.

for the life of your building of your the life for and now creating and sustaining safe, comfortable and efficient environments. efficient and comfortable safe, sustaining and creating Ingersoll Rand ®, and Thermo King ®. Ingersoll world leader is a ®. Rand in King Rand Thermo ®, and Ingersoll Trane belongs to Ingersoll Rand’s family of brands, including Club Car including ®, brands, family of Rand’s Ingersoll to belongs Trane Weyrich, Cronin, Cronin, Weyrich, & Sorra, Chartered CPA Benny Walker Mr. Principal 139 North Main Street Suite 201 MD 21014 Air, Bel Phone: (410) 879-2237 Fax: (410) 893-9527 [email protected] www.wcscpa.com WC&S offers traditional tax/accounting, forensic/ investigative accounting, business valuations, dental accounting and services for nonprofit organizations. and into the future. and into solutions to maximize comfort. comfort. to maximize solutions efficient

productive, and patients are healthier today are healthier patients productive, and Building Energy Management - Management Energy Building Trane’s energy solutions, HVAC control systems and systems control HVAC energy solutions, Trane’s at 410.403.2200 or [email protected] This means students learn more, associates are more are more learn more, associates This means students Making Baltimore’s Buildings Better Buildings Baltimore’s Making and intelligent increase net asset value, and improve indoor air quality, indoor air quality, value, and improve asset increase net Trane partners with you to meet your needs and develop your needs and develop meet with you to partners Trane For more information, please contact Frank Troy For more information, please maintenance services can help reduce energy consumption, energy consumption, help reduce services can maintenance helping you to succeed to helping you Public REIT. Wexford Science + Wexford LLC Technology, Stephen Hanssen Mr. Development Senior Director, Baltimore Street 801 West Suite 505 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 649-5629 Fax: (410) 649-5733 steve.hanssen@wexford scitech.com www.wexfordscitech.com

Financial institution. William Thrush Managing Partner 4 Resevoir Circle Baltimore, MD 21208 Phone: (410) 559-9000 Fax: (410) 559-9009 [email protected] www.weinstocklegal.com Full service law firm servicing local and national businesses as well as individuals. FargoWells Bank, N.A. Andrew Bertamini Mr. Regional President 7 Saint Paul Street Second Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 332-5460 Fax: (410) 576-0695 andrew.bertamini@wellsfargo .com www.wellsfargo.com Weber Shandwick assists Weber companies and organizations worldwide in managing and protecting their reputations through digital communications, PR, advertising, design and public affairs. Friedman Weinstock, & Friedman, PA Maryland’s live, local, Maryland’s latebreaking news leader online and on your at WBALTV.com mobile device. Shandwick Weber O’Keefe Kevin Mr. President, Baltimore 2809 Boston Street Suite 8 Baltimore, MD 21224 Phone: (410) 558-2100 Fax: (410) 558-2188 [email protected] www.webershandwick.com WBAL-TV 11 WBAL-TV Dan Joerres Mr. Manager President & General 3800 Hooper Avenue 21211 Baltimore, MD 338-6403 Phone: (410) Fax: (410) 338-6238 [email protected] www.wbaltv.com Waterfront of Partnership Baltimore Inc. is proud to chief serve as our Harbor’s and advocate, promoter, with the steward. Working the Partnership manages, City, promotes and advocates on behalf of the waterfront. Clean, The Partnership’s and Green Safe, Hospitality, work daily to ensure Teams Waterfront is clean, Baltimore’s friendly and beautiful. Waterfront Partnership Waterfront Inc. of Baltimore, Ms. Laurie Schwartz President 650 South Exeter Street Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (443) 743-3307 Fax: (410) 235-1309 [email protected] www.waterfrontpartnership.org One of America’s most One of America’s distinguished comprehensive art museums, offering permanent exhibits of its collections and major loan exhibitions. The Walters Art Museum The Walters Ph.D. Julia Marciari-Alexander, Executive Director 600 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 547-9000 Fax: (410) 783-7969 [email protected] www.thewalters.org Wal-Mart serves customersWal-Mart and members more than 200 million times per week in retail outlets, online and on mobile operates devices. Walmart inunder 69 different banners 27 countries. Wal-Mart Ms. Albert Nina Affairs Director, Community NW 701 8th Street, Suite 200 20001 D.C. Washington, 434-0716 Phone: (202) Fax: (866) 316-7791 [email protected] www.wal-mart.com Member Directory 64 2015 Directory Member Committee Greater Baltimore services. construction and providing comprehensivepre- contractor anddesign/builder, general contractor, specialty Construction manager, www.whiting-turner.com .com timothy.regan@whiting-turner Fax: (410)337-5890 Phone: (410)337-5230 Towson, MD21286 Hampton Plaza 300 EastJoppaRoad President andCEO Mr. TimothyRegan Contracting Company The Whiting-Turner Kentucky andMichigan. Columbia, Virginia,Delaware, theDistrictof Maryland, business. Elevenofficesin Trusted legalcounselfor www.wtplaw.com [email protected] Fax: (410)234-2313 Phone: (410)347-8737 Baltimore, MD21202 7 SaintPaulStreet Managing Partner Martin Fletcher, Esq. & Preston LLP Whiteford, Taylor LOOKING FORWARDTOTHENEXT WE’VE COMEALONGWAY,

WWW.WRALLP.COM services. construction management planning, environmentaland engineering, architectural, top 120ENRfirm,offers WR&A, amulti-disciplinary, Established in1915, www.wrallp.com [email protected] Fax: (443)224-1875 Phone: (410)235-3450 Baltimore, MD21231 801 SouthCarolineStreet Partner Mr. JosephMakar & Associates,LLP Whitman, Requardt BALTIMORE.

company. Land salesanddevelopment [email protected] Fax: (410)879-3524 Phone: (410)879-9292 Bel Air, MD21014 141 NorthMainStreet President &CEO Mr. WilliamCox Real EstateInc. William H.Cox,Jr. LLC. Construction Services, construction throughWBCM management andfacility and provideconstruction Bailey Cox&Magnani,LLC, throughWhitney services architecture andengineering first trueAECfirm.We deliver Baltimore-metropolitan area’s www.wbcm.com [email protected] Fax: (410)324-4100 Phone: (410)512-4500 Towson, MD21286 Suite 100 Fairmount Avenue 849 President Mr. LeonKriebel Magnani, LLC(WBCM) Whitney BaileyCox& 100 YEARS.

and STXsportinggoods. nonwovens forover100years, manufacturer offoam/ Baltimore-headquartered www.wmtburnett.com [email protected] Fax: (410)539-6399 Phone: (410)837-3000 Baltimore, MD21230 1500 BushStreet CEO Mr. Richard Tucker Jr. Wm. T. &Co. Burnett the world. multitude industriesaround clientsacross which serve A national24-officelawfirm www.wilsonelser.com [email protected] Fax: (410)962-8758 Phone: (410)539-1800 Baltimore, MD21202 Suite 600 500 EastPrattStreet Baltimore ManagingPartner Russell Ms. Angela Edelman &DickerLLP Wilson ElserMoskowitz individual needs. programs tailoredtotheir community andresidential a networkofeducational, and self-sufficientthrough families becomeproductive Helping at-riskchildrenand www.woodbourne.org [email protected] Fax: (410)433-1459 Phone: (410)433-1000 Baltimore, MD21239 Woodbourne Avenue 1301 Executive Director Ms. DaniaO’Connor Center, Inc. Woodbourne clients innumerousindustries. awiderangeof Carlyle serves A nationallawfirm,Womble www.wcsr.com [email protected] Fax: (410)545-5801 Phone: (410)545-5800 Baltimore, MD21201 Suite 1300 250 West PrattStreet Office ManagingPartner David Hamilton Sandridge andRice,LLP Womble Carlyle

education. professional careersandhigher reach theirpotentialthrough that willempowerthemto experience andsupport young adultswiththeskills, divide byprovidingurban Seeks toclosetheopportunity www.yearup.org [email protected] Fax: (443)708-5195 Phone: (410)462-8363 Baltimore, MD21215 Room 231B 2901 LibertyHeights Avenue College Baltimore CityCommunity Partnerships Director ofCorporate Mr. ScottRobertson Year Up responsibility. healthy livingandsocial focused onyouthdevelopment, Community organization www.ymaryland.org [email protected] Fax: (410)376-7494 Phone: (443)322-9622 Baltimore, MD21204 303 West Chesapeake Avenue President &CEO Mr. JohnHoey Y ofCentralMaryland car-sharing network. through theworld’s leading Delivers on-demandmobility www.zipcar.com [email protected] Phone: (410)685-1867 Baltimore, MD21231 Suite 100 Street 1429 Aliceanna General Manager Mr. JeremyPomp Zipcar, Inc. hospitality. utilizing safety, and service toBaltimore taxi services Yellow/Checker Cabprovides www.veoliatransportation.com .com navin.dass@veoliatransdev Fax: (410)783-2448 Phone: (443)573-3532 Baltimore, MD21211 Huntingdon Avenue 2100 General Manager Mr. NavinDass Yellow/Checker Cab

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Thank you! The Greater Baltimore Committee appreciates the enthusiastic support of our members for strong, private-sector advocacy throughout the year. We would especially like to thank all those who advertised with us in this year’s directory. Your continued support makes this publication possible and helps communicate the mission and work of the GBC.

To show our appreciation, we would like to extend the opportunity for you to lock in your ad for next year at this year’s price!

Contact Tom Whelley at (410) 727-2820 or [email protected] to make your reservation. Thank you,

Donald C. Fry GBC President & CEO

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68 2015 Greater Baltimore Committee Member Directory Advertisers’ Index Anne Arundel Community College...... 38 Atlantic Financial Federal Credit Union...... 39 BGE...... 8 Baltimore Community Foundation...... 40 Baltimore Development Corporation...... 36 MedStar Health is proud to Baltimore National Heritage Area...... 9 support the mission of the Baltimore Orioles...... Back Cover Capitol Communications, LLC...... 42 Greater Baltimore Committee. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield...... 35 CNA, Inc...... 44 For almost 60 years, you have Comcast...... 2 improved the growth in The Daily Record...... 45 Element Fleet Management...... 46 the region’s business climate, Johns Hopkins Medicine...... 23 Jones Lang LaSalle...... 67 creating a better Baltimore for KCI Technologies, Inc...... 12 all of us. Keswick Multicare...... 51 Legg Mason, Inc...... 55 Maryland Port Administration...... 6 MedStar Health, Inc...... Inside Back Cover PNC Bank...... 57 Saul Ewing, LLP...... 58 SB & Company, LLC...... 59 Thank you for your commitment St. Agnes Hospital...... 60 and service to the community. T. Rowe Price Group, Inc...... 66 Trane...... 63 Transamerica Corporation...... 22 MedStarHealth.org Under Armour, Inc...... Inside Front Cover University of Maryland, Baltimore...... 10 Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP...... 64