Board of Directors’ Bios 9/20/18

Yuri Agrawal Board Member since 2015 Yuri Agrawal is from Montreal, Canada, where she grew up speaking English, French, Japanese and Hindi (mom from Japan, dad from India). She moved to the US for college and further higher education, attending Harvard University and Yale Medical School. Between college and medical school, Yuri worked for Hillary Clinton's campaign for Senate in New York State, and also interned in the political affairs office of Planned Parenthood. She has been in for the last 10 years, where she completed ENT residency at Johns Hopkins and advanced specialty training in ear surgery also at Hopkins. She has been on faculty in the Department of Otolaryngology at Hopkins for the last 3 years. She lives with her husband Ben Zaitchik, a professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences at Hopkins, and their daughter Emi, who is 19 months and a bundle of blubber and bluster! Yuri is very excited about joining and serving the House of Ruth.

Kappie Bogart Kappie Bogart joined Transamerica Stable Value Solutions in 2003 and has more than 19 years of experience in financial services with the emphasis on Stable Value. In her current role, she is responsible for strategic communications and relationship management across the Transamerica Stable Value Solutions block of business in addition to managing several key client accounts. Kappie has extensive experience in managing large institutional client relationships in the retirement and college savings markets, sourcing new business, contract negotiations, underwriting/pricing and product development. Prior to joining Transamerica, she spent six years with ING Institutional Markets in Denver, Colorado. Kappie holds a B.A. in Business Administration from the University of Denver and an Executive MBA from Bellarmine University.

Meryl D. Burgin Board Member since 2015 Meryl D. Burgin is the Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield. Ms. Burgin joined then-Blue Cross and Blue Shield of in 1990 as a corporate human resources’ attorney following three years as a labor & employment associate at the law firm of Whiteford, Taylor & Preston. From 2006 through 2010, Ms. Burgin served as sr. director and assistant general counsel. In March 2010, she was named vice president, deputy general counsel and assistant corporate secretary. Ms. Burgin was promoted to executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary effective January 2013. Ms. Burgin directs the operations of the Legal, Audit and Compliance Divisions of CareFirst, Inc., CareFirst of Maryland, Inc. and Group Hospitalization and Medical Services, Inc., and their subsidiaries. She completed Leadership, Baltimore County in 2006, Leadership Maryland in 2014 and is a prior board member of Suited To Succeed. Burgin received her Bachelor of Science degree from University of Wisconsin, Madison and graduated with honors from the University of Baltimore School of Law.

Joyce Ann Burman Board Member since 2012 No Bio

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Ben Burns Board Member since 2017 No Bio

Pamela M. Conover Board Member since 2018 Pam Conover is a vice president of T. Rowe Price Group, Inc., and T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. She is a managing counsel in the Legal Department of T. Rowe Price, responsible for all litigation, employment matters, and corporate and funds administration matters. Before joining T. Rowe Price in 2005, she was a partner at Whiteford, Taylor & Preston. Prior to that, she was a law clerk for the Honorable Walter E. Black, Jr. Pam earned a B.A. from Harvard University and a J.D. from William and Mary Law School. Pam is a member of the firm’s Diversity and Inclusion Operating Council and formerly served as the Chair of the T. Rowe Price Women’s Roundtable. Pam currently serves as a board member for House of Ruth Maryland and is a member of the Urban Teachers Baltimore Leadership Counsel. She formerly served as a board member for Caroline Center.

Pamela Colbert Board Member since 2016 Pamela Colbert joined McCormick’s U.S. Industrial Business in 1993 in Hunt Valley, MD in a quality management role supporting condiments and liquid products. Over the course of 20 years, Pam has held quality assurance roles of increasing responsibility leading teams in both the industrial and consumer divisions of McCormick. Pam currently serves as Vice President North America Quality Assurance. Pam has over 25 years of food industry experience, in various food safety, regulatory and quality assurance management roles. Prior to joining McCormick, Pam worked for RJR/Nabisco as both a microbiologist and Quality Control Manager. Pam is a Maryland native and a graduate of Towson University, with a dual major in Health Science and Biology. She is an emeritus member of McCormick’s first Global Multiple Management Board. She is a member of the Grocery Manufacturers of America, representing McCormick on the SRAC (Science and Regulatory Affairs Committee) and International Food Information Council. Pam resides in Reisterstown, Maryland with her 17 year old son, Jalen. In her spare time, Pam likes to bowl and take on DIY projects.

Victoria A. Deyesu Board Member since 2004 In 1979, after attending two years of college, Vicki made the decision to join the U. S. Navy in search of adventure, experience, and diversity in her life. After several months of training as a medic, Vicki worked emergency rooms, critical care units, and labor and delivery areas at various duty stations. She earned her LPN and then RN at several Naval Medical Centers and various colleges that provided educational opportunities via satellite campuses. In 1980 Vicki spent two months onboard the USS Tinder, a submarine tender stationed in Charleston, S.C. During her tenure onboard ship, she became interested in helping those individuals who were having difficulty adjusting to life aboard ship. These individuals displayed very poor coping skills, social isolation, and an inability to communicate or interact effectively. Vicki’s desire to intervene and provide appropriate support measures led her to request special orders to Fort Sam Houston, Texas where she could undergo extensive training in psychiatric nursing. From 1981 until 1989 Vicki worked inpatient units, outpatient screening and counseling units, and specialty school classifications. In 1985, as the result of a serious shortage of Social Workers, Vicki volunteered to establish a social work training program for other psychiatric medics and nurses. Working in conjunction with the Chicago Veteran’s Administration and Medical Center, this 6 month program provided practical, on-the-job field training while working directly with licensed social workers. After undergoing the training, Vicki became the social worker for a 40 bed inpatient psychiatric unit at Great Lakes Naval Medical Center, IL. This job entailed outplacement of

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military personnel facing medical discharge due to psychiatric illness. These individuals required all levels of assistance while re-entering into their communities (shelter, jobs, medical care, transportation, support groups, etc.). During this time period, Vicki also obtained her B.S. in Health Care Management from Southern Illinois University by attending classes on the weekends. After ten very good years of military service, Vicki decided it was time for change. In 1989, she left the military and the healthcare environment and moved to Manhattan, NY where she took a job as an Executive Coordinator at the leading investment firm of Smith Barney, Harris and Upham. Two years later, Vicki moved to Atlanta, GA after a client approached her with a job opportunity as Human Resource Manager for the National Bank of Cooperatives. The client was opening a new branch office and requested that Vicki participate in this undertaking. One last move back to the East Coast in 1992 placed Vicki at T. Rowe Price Group, one of the top Mutual Fund Complexes in the country. She began working in the Fund Accounting Department as an Administrative Coordinator and later moved to the Investment Technology division where she became an Administrative Manager responsible for 25 employees. Vicki spent 11 years at T. Rowe Price before following her husband into retirement in 2003. The decision to retire was a difficult one for Vicki, since she loved her work as well as her associates and colleagues. However, retirement has offered the special opportunity for Vicki and her husband to work together supporting different charities. Additionally, several days a week, Vicki also works as a Group Fitness professional with the Bel Air Athletic Club.

Christy M. DiPietro Board Member since 1999 A native New Englander, Christy grew up in Wellesley, Massachusetts, graduated from the University of Vermont in 1983, and received her M.B.A. from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College in 1987. After marrying a native Baltimorean and working for several years in New York City, Christy moved to Maryland in 1990 with her husband, David. Christy spent the next nine years working at T. Rowe Price Associates as a Vice President and fixed income portfolio manager. Christy left T. Rowe Price in 1999 to devote more time to family and personal interests. Their three daughters all attended Garrison Forest School, where David is Trustee and Christy is an active volunteer. They enjoy spending time in New Orleans, where their 2 older daughters now live, and are on the road most fall weekends watching their youngest play field hockey for Washington and Lee University. David is a Board member of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake and mentors Jerius Eason (14) who is an important part of their family as well. David is a Venture Partner at Greenspring Associates and is active in the thoroughbred horse racing industry as a breeder and owner, and shares a horse named Uncle Tito with our Board President, Jeff Musgrove! When not in Baltimore, they can usually be found spending time at their house on Deep Creek Lake enjoying all of their favorite sports.

Ann Marie Doory Board Member since 1999 Ann Marie was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates in 1986 and serves in senior leaderships as Deputy Speaker Pro Tem and Vice Chair of the House Judiciary Committee. She is a board member of Good Samaritan Hospital and a member of numerous legislative and civic boards and committees. She has also served as President Elect of the Women Legislators of Maryland. Ann Marie was a sponsor and leading advocate for the recently enacted child resistant handgun law. She was also the prime sponsor of the first law of its kind in the nation to require maternity hospital stays of at least 48 hours for mothers and newborns. Ann Marie is a lawyer and received her J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law and B.A. from Towson University in Political Science. Her son, Brian, a graduate of Gilman, recently went off to college at George Washington University. Her daughter, Beth, is a junior at Byrn Mawr School. Husband and best friend, Bob, has a corporate and public finance practice at Miles & Stockbridge. Both are avid Ravens fans and enjoy playing golf.

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Holly Griffin Board Member since 1999 Holly retired in 2017 from her position as Senior Vice President of Human Resources for Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT), a national real estate developer in Columbia, Maryland, where she worked for 9 years. Prior to COPT, Holly was the Director of Corporate Human Resources at The Black & Decker Corporation. Holly also served as Vice President and Controller, Operating Properties, for 17 years at The Rouse Company, a national real estate developer, where she oversaw the accounting for a portfolio of 37 regional shopping centers and 100+ office/industrial properties. Holly moved to Baltimore in 1988 from North Carolina. She earned a BS Degree in Accounting from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and she has a Masters in Real Estate Development from the Johns Hopkins University. Holly is a CPA and a licensed real estate broker. She has earned the Senior Professional Human Resources (SPHR) designation and has earned her Executive Coaching Certification from Columbia University. She is very committed to the House of Ruth, not only as a long-term Board Member, but also having served as Board President from 2004 to 2010. Holly is very proud of her two daughters, Nicole (a 3rd grade teacher in Anne Arundel County) and Emily (an Interior Design Associate at Aumen Asner in Baltimore). Holly and her husband, Rand, reside in Highland, Maryland during the winter and Ellworth, Maine in the summer. Holly highly recommends retirement life, so you can devote more time to volunteering at HRM!!

Monica M Hausner Board Member since 2010 Monica Hausner is a Partner of Brown Advisory and is responsible for fixed income management and trading with a concentration in tax-exempt bonds. She is also the manager of the firm’s Maryland Municipal Bond Fund. Ms. Hausner has been with the Firm since its inception in 1993. Prior to joining Brown Advisory, she was Vice President at First Maryland Asset Management. Investment Committee Member, Pickersgill Retirement Community.

Jeri Hawthorne Board Member since 2015 Jeri Hawthorne, GPHR/SPHR, is currently the Director Talent Management and Leadership Development at Exelon in Baltimore, MD. In her current role, leads the all of the enterprise talent management and leadership development programs and processes across Exelon’s seven business areas. Prior to this, Jeri was the Director of HR for Constellation and Exelon’s enterprise risk organization. Jeri was an HR business partner for the Retirement Plan Services Division of T. Rowe Price and a Manager of Talent Management for the T. Rowe Price enterprise where she drove the enterprise succession planning and overarching talent management strategy. Jeri has extensive global HR experience. She was Director of Global HR and Employment at the United States Pharmacopeia in Rockville, MD. In her tenure there she was responsible for HR for all global operations. Jeri was as an expatriate in Copenhagen, Denmark where she worked as an International HR consultant at Novo Nordisk A/S. Jeri started her global career working as a manager of cross-cultural training at GMAC-Global Relocation Services and Berlitz Intercultural Services in New York, NY and Princeton, NJ respectively. Along with this, Jeri is a military veteran, having served six years in the United States Army Reserves. Jeri has been on the board of the Chesapeake Human Resources Association as the Director of Professional Certification (2011-2013). She is currently in the Mother’s Club at Loyola Blakefield. Jeri has an MSC in Social Policy from the University of Bath in the United Kingdom and a BA in Political Science from Wheeling Jesuit University. She lives in Towson, MD with her husband (Michael) and 2 children (Owen and Dora).

Julie Hopkins Board Member since 2013

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Julie A. Hopkins is Of Counsel at Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP in Baltimore where she practices intellectual property law, domestically and internationally, and brings over a decade of intellectual property experience to her firm. Julie practices trademark prosecution, registration, and enforcement in the United States and worldwide. Her litigation experience includes trademark, unfair competition, copyright, and patent infringement actions in the U.S. District Courts and Courts of Appeal. Ms. Hopkins is a member of the bars of Maryland, District of Columbia, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. She is also admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Julie graduated from Smith College with a degree in Biology in 1998. She received her law degree with honor from the University of Maryland Carey School of Law in 2004. Julie's articles have been featured in The Hill, IP Watchdog, The Denver Post, Re|Code, UPI, and The Austin American-Statesman. Her recent articles discuss patent law policy issues and patent system abuses that stifle innovation. Julie frequently speaks to start-up companies and universities on entrepreneurship, intellectual property protection, and careers in intellectual property law. Most recently, Julie spoke at SXSW Interactive in Austin, Texas and on Capitol Hill on patent reform. Ms. Hopkins is a native of Baltimore, and like most who grew up in the area, has returned to live and work. Ms. Hopkins resides in Mt. Vernon and enjoys all the neighborhood has to offer. Ms. Hopkins serves on the Board of Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts as Vice President and is an officer with the Maryland State Bar Association IP Section.

Lisa Hudson Board Member since 2013 Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Ms. Hudson moved to Maryland at the age of six when her father took a job in the banking services industry. She attended Maryvale Preparatory School in Lutherville, MD and graduated in 1986. In 1990 she received a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Randolph-Macon College, and a Masters in Early Childhood Special Education from Johns Hopkins University in 1995. For 5 ½ years she worked as a Special Education Teacher for seriously emotionally disturbed children at The Children’s Guild in Baltimore City. Later she taught for three years in Baltimore County again in Special Education. When her two daughters were born she took time off from teaching, and devoted her time to raising her family. Since 2001 she has owned and operated The Clearing House Ltd., with her sister and partner Cara Derr. The Clearing House is a consignment and antique store that her mother started in 1980. When she is not working she enjoys playing tennis, reading and working out. She has been married for 17 years to her husband Todd and they have two daughters, Lucy and Caroline.

Linda T. Lo Cascio Board Member since 2010 As the owner and managing Principal of The LLC Consulting Group, Linda Lo Cascio provides real estate development consulting services. She has thirty years of experience in the management of all aspects of residential, commercial, institutional and mixed-use real estate development projects with fifteen years in private sector real estate development and fifteen years managing real estate and construction for large health care organizations. Her current client list includes Johns Hopkins University, East Baltimore Development, Inc., Providence Hospital and Baylor Medical Center. Until December 2007, Ms. Lo Cascio was a Senior Vice President with The Shelter Group, responsible for managing the company’s mixed-income and affordable housing development work in six states. Prior to joining The Shelter Group, Ms. Lo Cascio was a Vice President at Struever Bros. Eccles and Rouse, a national development firm headquartered in Baltimore. At Struever Bros., she was responsible for the acquisition, financing and development of multiple mixed-use real estate projects, including office, residential, retail, hotel, parking and public uses. Prior to her employment at SBE&R, she was a Development Director at The Rouse Company where she was responsible for the expansion and renovation of mall projects throughout the United States.

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Before being recruited to Baltimore in 1994 by The Rouse Company, Ms. Lo Cascio was a hospital administrator in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In addition to senior management operating responsibilities, Ms. Lo Cascio managed significant health care real estate transactions to include the acquisition of other health care organizations, lease transactions for all the satellite health care and administrative operations, and the management of a wide variety of construction projects, ranging in size from $1Million to $100 Million. Ms. Lo Cascio has a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Pittsburgh and a B.S. in Commerce from the University of Virginia.

Whitney H. Lull Board Member since 2018 Whitney Lull is vice president of talent acquisition at M&T Bank, overseeing recruitment efforts for its Commercial Bank group throughout the M&T footprint. Prior to joining M&T, she was president of Hopkins-Lull Associates and Calvert Search Group, corporate search practices specializing in finance, marketing, human resources, and administrative professionals. For past 30 years, Whitney has been an active volunteer with the Chesapeake Human Resources Association, Family & Children’s Services, the Junior League of Baltimore, St. Paul’s School for Girls, United Way of Central Maryland’s Women United—as well as for several M&T Resource Groups, including the Women’s Interest Network, African American Resource Group, Inter-Generational, and PRIDE. She is currently leading the Baltimore Diversity Pilot, which seeks to hire more diverse candidates from Baltimore City. Whitney grew up in New York, attended The Masters School in Dobbs Ferry, NY, Wheaton College (MA), and Tobe-Coburn School (now the Fashion Institute of Technology). The mother of two adult daughters, she lives in Cockeysville with her husband and an incorrigible golden retriever, Huck.

Pamela L. Malester Board Member since 1998 A native of Washington, D.C., marriage brought Pam to Baltimore in 1973. However, she kept strong ties to Washington for 27 years commuting every day, where she worked for the Office for Civil Rights in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Growing weary of the many hours of commuting, Pam retired in February 2001. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, N.C., Pam has been very active on a number of non- profit boards, especially in the area of homelessness and shelter. She has served for a number of years on the boards of the National Law Center for Homelessness and Poverty and Heath Care for the Homeless and on the Steering Committee of the Enterprise Women's Network of Enterprise Community Partners. For 15 years, she has mentored a student who lives in Sandtown-Winchester. Her involvement with the House of Ruth started when Pam and several other members of the Junior League of Baltimore successfully worked with the House of Ruth to get passage of the Battered Spouse Syndrome Bill. She has remained active in the Junior League since the 1980's and has served on the board five times. Pam also is the vice president of the board of the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association of Greater Baltimore. Pam and her husband Allan, who retired as a partner at Gordon Feinblatt, live at Cross Keys.

Mary D. Miller Board Member since 1999 Mary is the Vice President of Finance and Business Development at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, where she has worked since 1998. She previously spent six years at Johns Hopkins in medical administration. Prior to that, she worked as a newspaper reporter in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Mary graduated from Pikesville High School in Baltimore, from Brown University in Rhode Island with a degree in History, and from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health with an MS in Health Policy and Management. Mary’s husband, Charles Hirsch, is an attorney with Ballard, Spahr, Andrews and Ingersoll. They have three teenagers: Ruth, Becky and Joe. In her spare time, Mary likes to read, bike, and boat.

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In the past, Mary has chaired the Finance Committee and also served as the House of Ruth’s Individual Leadership Council drive for 2 years. Mary is also a past Vice President on the board.

Matthew S. Moore Board Member since 2011 Matt is a Managing Director, Partner with Kelly Wealth Management / HighTower Advisors, in Hunt Valley, MD. A graduate of Loyola High School and James Madison University, Matt has built a team over 25 years that is focused on private wealth management including closely held businesses, non-profits and philanthropic activities. His past volunteer involvement includes having served on the Planned Giving Committee for Catholic Charities and leading the Loyola Blakefield Alumni Board of Governors. Matt lives in Timonium with his wife Patti and their four children.

Jeff Musgrove Board Members since 2012 Born and raised in Baltimore, Jeff stayed local and graduated from Loyola College (now Loyola University Maryland) in 1989. That same year, Jeff embarked on what would become a 20 year career at Legg Mason. During his tenure at Legg Mason, Jeff took on roles of increasing responsibility within the operations and technology divisions. After managing the administrative and technology aspects of the merger and acquisition transaction with Citigroup, Jeff left Legg Mason as a Director in 2009 to become a Founding Partner in a consulting business. The success of the consulting business resulted in it being acquired by a large Financial Services Provider in April 2011. Jeff continues the run the consulting business from offices in downtown Baltimore. Jeff lives in Glyndon with his wife of 15 years, Holly, and his 10 year old daughter, Sydney. Holly is a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner for a private practice in Baltimore City and Sydney is a 4th grader at Garrison Forest School. Jeff has been active with the House of Ruth for the last 2 years, and has also volunteered for his church and Our Daily Bread.

Steven M. Poynot Board Member since 2017 Steve, Executive Vice President at Howard Bank has been a banker for 20 years. Currently he serves as the Credit Credit Officer for Howard Bank. Prior to moving into a Senior Management role at Howard Bank, Steve was a Relationship Manager focused on growing the commercial customer portfolio with a mix of commercial businesses as well as commercial real estate clients. Prior to joining Howard Bank, he was a member of the Commercial Real Estate Lending group for Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Company (Now PNC Bank), located in Baltimore, MD. Since joining Howard Bank in 2005, and moving into the Howard County community in 2006, Steve has been involved in a number of community organizations. He served for ten years on the Board of The Howard County Arts Council (President & Treasurer), a Board member of The Bright Minds Foundation (the educational foundation for the Howard County Public Schools), he is a past member of the Steering Committee for Leadership Howard County, as well as a member of the Howard County Spending Affordability Committee from 2012 - 2017. A 2011 graduate of Leadership Howard County, he has been recognized as a Next Leader in Banking from the MBA, Howard County’s Finest 39 under 39 from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and the Baltimore Business Journals 40 under 40. Steve and his wife live in Ellicott City with their three children.

Tom Prevas Board Member since 2016 Tom Prevas is a litigator and environmental attorney at Saul Ewing in Baltimore and serves on the firm’s Pro Bono Committee. He dedicates substantial time each year to helping abuse victims and to improving the City of Baltimore, by representing House of Ruth clients in protective order hearings and by advising community development corporations on transforming parts of the city. As a former Special Assistant State’s Attorney in Baltimore County, Tom has prosecuted domestic violence criminal cases and understands the impact on victims and families. He clerked on Maryland’s highest court, the Court of Appeals, and was a high school English teacher at Gilman School and Roland Park County School.

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Tom is married to Emily Prevas and has two daughters Lillian (6) and Valerie (1). He graduated magna cum laude, from University of Maryland School of Law and received his B.A. from Johns Hopkins University.

Jennifer Quinlan Board Member since 2018

Jennifer Quinlan is Chief Executive Officer of R2integrated, a full-service digital marketing agency. Prior to joining R2i, Jennifer led the Digital Practice for IBM Global Business Services North America Distribution Sector which included healthcare, consumer products, retail and travel, and transportation industries. At IBM she worked with leading brands to define their next generation digital strategy across marketing, sales, supply chain and product distribution to improve revenue growth, optimize operations and improve customer experience. Prior to IBM, Jennifer was a Senior Vice President at Merkle, Inc. During her 19-year tenure at Merkle, she focused on leading and evolving clients digital marketing maturity, developing industry offerings, scaling agency service capabilities, account leadership, and operations.

Jennifer is an industry leader in marketing and digital transformation with deep skills in digital innovation, technology platforms, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, customer experience, marketing services and operational enablement. In addition to her responsibilities as CEO, Jennifer is passionate about cultivating future leaders and goes out of her way to help young women navigate building a career in advertising and marketing. Jennifer holds a BS in Journalism with a concentration in Advertising from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. In her spare time, Jennifer is an avid runner. She lives in Severna Park, Maryland with her husband and four children.

Magnus Rhyu Board Member since 2009 Mr. Rhyu is a Vice President with Erickson Retirement Communities and is responsible for Strategic Planning, Business Intelligence, and Internal Communications. He started his career at Erickson as a consultant in 2006 and assumed his current role in 2007. Prior to joining Erickson, Mr. Rhyu served as a Vice President with Touchstone Consulting Services where he led a practice specializing in strategic planning and performance management working both in the commercial and federal government sectors. Before joining Touchstone, Mr. Rhyu helped start Online Resources Corporation, a financial services provider that went public in 1999. While at Online Resources, he served as CTO and held a variety of positions in product development, software development, project management and data center operations. Mr. Rhyu holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton Business School; and a Bachelor of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Carolyn Thaler Board Member Since 2015 Carolyn Thaler is an attorney with the law firm of Turnbull, Nicholson & Sanders. She is a Hearing Examiner for Boards of Education in MD. She is on the Peer Review Panel of the Attorney Grievance Commission, the State Bench Bar Section Council and an adjunct professor at University of Baltimore School of Law. She has published many article and lectures around the country. She mentors law students and newly- admitted attorneys. She is married to David Thaler, has two children and two grandchildren.

Larry Walker Board Member Since 2017 Dr. Larry J. Walker is a researcher and education consultant. Previously he was selected as a Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Congressional Fellow. After completing his fellowship Dr. Walker served as the Legislative Director for Congressman Major R. Owens. During his tenure on Capitol Hill Dr. Walker supervised the legislative

Page 8 of 10 staff and developed the Congressman’s legislative agenda. This included overseeing a variety of issues appropriations, foreign affairs, education, labor and healthcare. Dr. Walker’s research examines the impact environmental factors, including intrafamilal violence, has on the socio-emotional functioning of individuals. Specifically, how race, trauma and mental health intersect in underserved communities. Moreover, his commentary on race, education, politics, trauma and mental health was published in Ebony.com, The Hechinger Report, The Good Men Project, and Jet.com among other platforms. Dr. Walker authored/co-authored and co-edited journal articles, book chapters and books on various topics. Recently, he co-edited a book titled, How the Obama Presidency Changed the Political Landscape. The book deconstructs a variety of topics including voting rights, community policing, shifting demographics, education and social justice. Currently, Dr. Walker is a member of the Board of Directors for Maryland New Directions. An organization committed to ending long-term unemployment in Baltimore. In addition, through various community-based activities Dr. Walker seeks to end the cycle of violence in the city including protecting vulnerable populations.

Monica L. White Board Member Since 2016

Monica L. White is a visionary, a pioneer, a motivator, a mentor, and a forward-thinking professional embodying excellence and leadership in every endeavor encountered. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, she has transformed every challenge into success in not only her professional experiences, but also in her personal commitments. A graduate of Morgan State University, Monica received a Bachelor of Science in Business Management in 1998 and has not looked back. Monica has built a strong career in diverse industries spanning across transportation, insurance and risk management, and project management. She has demonstrated a niche for detail and innovative business process optimization. Since 2014, White has worked in the Capital Programming Division at the Maryland Transit Administration managing cash flow forecasting, quarterly budget submissions, and federal grant writing and administration for MTA’s capital projects. Prior to her role at MTA, Monica executed project management expertise with French conglomerate and Allianz subsidiary, Euler Hermes spending some 13 years overseeing EH Americas training and distribution initiatives through the creation of the EH Agent Certification Program, developing an online academy for 6000+ international employees, implementing an updated Operations Model in Munich, Germany to 1000 employees, and consulting a portfolio of 20+ multinational clients with each having $25 million or more in annual revenue. Her diligence and commitment proved to have had a significant impact on initiatives and achievement of corporate objectives across the board. Committed to continuing education in her field, White received an OPEX Certificate in Project Management Methodology in 2010 and is currently completing a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from the University of Maryland University College. In addition to her successful career, she takes time to pour her philanthropic spirit into her hometown of Baltimore. She has made significant contributions to many organizations serving in leadership capacities and receiving numerous accolades for her outstanding service. Monica is a strong believer in to whom much is given, much is required and giving back to her Baltimore Community through volunteering and service are extremely important. Since 1994, Monica has been an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and has served as a Board Member for the Rho Xi Omega Chapter’s 501(c)(3) entity in 2009, served as a Scholarship Fundraising Chairperson securing over $35,000 for worthy area students from 2009-2010. Currently, she serves as the Parliamentarian for the 255- member chapter. White has also been affiliated with community organizations such as the Junior League of Baltimore from 2012-2015 where she was awarded the 2013 New Member of the Year Award, the 2014 Presidents’ Award. Monica is also an avid member of the Young Professionals in Transportation and currently serves on Board of the Baltimore Chapter as their Treasurer. White resides in Baltimore and enjoys reading, wine tasting, and is currently adding golfing to her repertoire of interests.

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Charlene Williams Board Member Since 2017 Charlene is an experienced corporate executive in the credit insurance industry and practicing attorney with strong contract negotiation and analysis, risk management, and technology experience. During her eight-year tenure with Euler Hermes North America, she successfully managed and integrated multi-disciplinary teams in office and virtual offices across North America and Canada. Having made the move to the Darnestown/North Potomac area of Montgomery County in November of 2016, she is pivoting back to a more traditional law practice role while obtaining a compliance and risk management professional (CRCMP) certification. She received her undergraduate degree from Villa Julie College in 2001 and her J. D. from University of Baltimore School of Law. Charlene is an active member of the Montgomery County Bar Association and the Rockville Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Williams enjoys gardening, international travel, kayaking, and horseback riding. Volunteerism and service is an important part of her life and Charlene frequently works with the Montgomery County Bar Foundation Pro Bono Program Legal Advice Clinic. Her motto is best summed up in the Marian Wright Edelman quote “Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time.”

Dan Yardley Board Member Since 2018 Dan Yardley is a Managing Director of Patriot Capital and responsible for all aspects of new deal generation, underwriting, due diligence, and portfolio management. Dan joined Patriot Capital in 2008 through the merger of the management teams of Patriot Capital and Allegiance Capital. Prior to Patriot Capital, Dan joined Allegiance Capital, as an Associate, in 2001. Prior to joining Allegiance, Dan was an Analyst in the Strategic Investment group of Allegis Group. Dan currently has board observation for many Patriot Capital investments. Dan is a graduate of Mount St. Mary’s University and Johns Hopkins University (MBA). Dan is also the Chair of the Finance Committee for the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Towson, MD and is the Race Director for the Jessica Meredith Jacobsen Memorial 5k and Fun Walk.

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