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ven though there Ewasn’t an election in SERIES ROUNDUP...... 8 2019, there are plenty of changes coming to the COMMENTARIES...... 10 State House and Annapolis as the 2020 General Assem- bly session begins. Two 12 TO WATCH...... 14 new leaders are poised to take the helm of both the House and Senate. It’s a GOVERNOR’S CABINET...... 16 changing of the guard in leadership for the Mary- land legislature. MARYLAND’S 2020 The Annapolis Summit, GENERAL ASSEMBLY...... 18 now it its 17th year, pro- vides an opportunity for a behind-the-scenes preview TOP PAID LOBBYISTS...... 20 of the session. For the sev- enth year in the row The Daily Record has joined with respected broadcast newsman Marc Steiner for the event. COMPLETE LISTING OF We are pleased to welcome back Gov. Larry Hogan, along with Senate President Nominee Bill Ferguson and House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones to offer their thoughts and MARYLAND LOBBYISTS...... 22 perspectives on the 2020 session. Ferguson is expected to take over for Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., who is stepping down from his leadership position because of health issues. Miller is the country’s and state’s longest-serving Senate president. He became Senate president in 1987 and will continue to serve his district even after stepping down from the leadership position. Jones was elected House speaker following the death of Michael Busch near the end of 200 St. Paul Place the 2019 legislative session. She is the first woman and first African American to lead the Suite 2480 House. Busch was the longest-serving leader of the House in state history. Baltimore Maryland 21202. Both Ferguson and Jones are from the Baltimore region, bringing a new focus as lead- Main Number: 443.524.8100 ership positions shift geographically. Both are stepping into roles long held by Miller and Busch, and there is likely to be a learning curve. But both have the opportunity to bring a Suzanne E. Fischer-Huettner ���������������Publisher fresh look and approach to their leadership. Thomas Baden Jr. ����������������������������������� Editor The insights from the governor and legislative leaders are why the Annapolis Summit Patrick Brannan Special Products Editor has become a must-attend event for Maryland’s most connected business leaders and Hope Keller ...... Legal Editor in-the-know politicos. Inside this magazine, readers also will find news analyses on this Sean Wallace ...... Assistant Editor year’s major issues; commentary pieces from stakeholders and policy experts; snapshots Jason Whong ...... Digital Editor of leaders to watch; as well as useful guides to identifying and contacting lawmakers and lobbyists. Maria Kelly ...... Comptroller The summit marks not only the start of the legislative session but of The Daily Record’s Tracy Bumba . . . . �������������������������� Audience expanded coverage, which will include an inside look at how government policies and Development Manager legislative proposals affect business, the legal profession and local governments. Darice Dixon . . . Senior Account Manager Throughout the session, we’ll have space dedicated to legislative coverage in both the Gail Clough ...... Account Manager print edition of The Daily Record and on our website. We will again offer our popular Eye Erin McLaughlin . . . . Events & Marketing on Annapolis blog as well as an email news alert each morning so you can keep abreast of Coordinator all our coverage. (Visit TheDailyRecord.com to sign up.) Kara Iannantuono . . . . . Digital Marketing We know what happens during these 90 days has a critical impact on our readers, Specialist regardless of their profession. That’s why we are committed to providing such comprehen- Oliver Stein . . . . Administrative Assistant sive and relevant coverage. We hope you enjoy it, as well as this year’s Annapolis Summit. Heather Heater . . .Special Projects Designer Sincerely, Suzanne Fischer-Huettner, Publisher of The Daily Record To order additional copies of this publication, please and Marc Steiner, President/Executive Producer, Center for Emerging Media contact Oliver Stein at 443-524-8184 or [email protected]. 4 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

File photo Sen. William ‘Bill’ Ferguson, second from right, is expected to be the new Senate President after Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., right, announced he was step- ping down from the post for health reasons. Ferguson joins House Speaker Adrienne Jones as a new presiding officer in the Maryland legislature for 2020. A LOOK AT LIKELY KEY ISSUES AHEAD OF THE 2020 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

By Bryan P. Sears in the bottom of a chairman’s drawer to A large number of initiatives coming [email protected] awaiting the governor’s signature, here to Annapolis this year will certainly be are a few things to keep an eye on this discussed and debated within the con- The 2020 General Assembly session session. text of this one education bill. is expected to be as lively as any with a Republican Gov. Larry Hogan de- number of policy issues certain to be of Education funding scribes the costs as budget-busting. Po- interest to a vast majority of residents. There is nothing bigger in Annapolis litical rhetoric aside, the costs will have And while it is impossible to sum up this year. the potential of sucking the air out of the the thousands of bills likely to be intro- The promise of sweeping, cutting-edge room for proposals with significant (and duced or guess which from among them education reforms come with a sizable perhaps moderate) fiscal notes. will suddenly jump from being flotsam price tag — ultimately $4 billion annually. Toss in the legislature’s desire to start ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 5 shaving down the projected budget defi- cits that grow over the next few years — pre-Kirwan spending — plus the search for potential new revenue sources and concerns about a looming economic downturn and it’s easy to see how edu- cation policy will drive the session. In 2002, the General Assembly ad- journed having passed what was then a monumental change in education fund- ing known as Thornton. Lawmakers left town in an election year having funded just one year of the $1.3 billion plan and leaving out future years to be cobbled together. Is there enough institutional knowledge remaining in the House and Senate to avoid that scenario this year?

The new presiding officers The coming session will start to an- swer the question: What does the legis- lature look like in a post-Mikes era? The death of House Speaker Michael Busch and Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr.’s decision to not seek re-election to a position he has held for File photo more than three decades (Miller will The 2020 Maryland General Assembly session will feature many hot topics, but changes in leadership in still serve as a senator) will likely have both chambers and on key committes will bring a new look to Annapolis. profound effects on how business is con- both chambers now that he won’t have turn. ducted. his friend Mike Miller on the Senate ros- But that is not to say that Maryland Many questions remain to be an- trum. hasn’t seen changes in its taxes includ- swered, including: How Speaker Adri- ing expansions of the hotel tax to short- enne Jones handles the politics of the Taxes term rentals through companies such as job? Will she and incoming Senate Pres- With how to pay for Kirwan tops on Airbnb and the extension of the state ident William “Bill” Ferguson move their the minds of Democrats and Republi- sales tax to online retailers. respective chambers more to the left? cans alike there is likely to be some dis- Some lawmakers may look this year to How does Baltimore fare under presid- cussion of taxes. expand the sales tax to services, a move ing officers from the region? And how do Hogan has railed against Democrats that some say could be a major revenue other larger jurisdictions preserve their for tax hikes. Since 2014 there has ap- generator. place at the table? peared to be little stomach for increases Progressives likely will also want to Also yet to be answered is what effect among the Democratic majority that has get changes to corporate taxes and rates this has on Hogan’s relationship with overruled Hogan’s vetoes nearly at every charged to top earners on the agenda.

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by refusing to cast a yes or no vote de- spite being in his seat in the chamber.

Gaming This could be the year for legalizing sports betting in Maryland. If the Gener- al Assembly finally adopts a bill legaliz- ing that activity, the measure could be on the 2020 ballot for voters to approve in November. Lawmakers held off passing similar legislation in 2018 that would have gone on the ballot contingent with a Supreme Court ruling in a seminal New Jersey case. Still to be answered is if sports gaming would be limited to casinos and horse race venues. Lottery dealers and tavern owners would certainly make their cases for a taste of the action run through the state lottery. It’s also worth watching to see if gam- ing in Maryland has become so widely accepted that lawmakers will push to re- move gambling from the state constitu- tion. The language was put there in 2008 after some lawmakers believed the only File photo way they could vote to legalize slots was Gov. Larry Hogan could face several challenges from the legislature on key topics from education, taxes and transportation. to approve it as a constitutional amend- ment. The change, however, has made Del. Cheryl Glenn, who championed the Cannabis the state lethargic and poorly equipped passage of medical cannabis laws in the Legalization isn’t expected to happen to deal with changes in the industry, state and whose mother gave her name this year, but that doesn’t mean cannabis such as sports betting. won’t be on the agenda. to the Natalie M. LaPrade Medical Can- A legislative panel examining issues nabis Commission. Transportation around legal recreational marijuana The governor’s much-desired toll lane Medically assisted suicide will almost certainly continue to work expansions of the Capital Beltway, in- Supporters of medically assisted sui- through larger policy concerns, includ- cluding the American Legion Bridge, cide are coming back to Annapolis one ing keeping pot out of the hands of mi- has drawn the attention of lawmakers in year after a bill failed in 2019 by a single nors and more complicated issues of Montgomery and Prince George’s coun- vote. how to handle the criminal records of ties. Supporters reportedly are ramping up those convicted of possession charges if Hogan has proposed perhaps the larg- lobbying efforts and engaging at least the state moves to legalize adult use. est public-private partnership in North three separate lobbying firms in the latest There could also be legislation that America, estimated to cost as much as push to allow terminally ill patients over seeks to deal with issues such as drug $15 billion. Plans to move the proposal age 21 to request and receive life-ending testing and other employment matters as through the Board of Public Works have medication from their physicians who they relate to the state’s medical canna- stalled. conclude they have at most six months bis industry. The delays could give Del. Marc Kor- to live. Qualifying patients could be giv- A wild card this session could be how man, a Montgomery County Democrat en a prescription for a life-ending dose lawmakers, especially in the Legislative who now leads the House Appropria- of medication, which they would have to Black Caucus, react to the awarding of tions Subcommittee on Transportation, administer themselves. four grower and 10 processer licenses and others an opportunity to consider After days of emotional debate on possibly as early as February. If minori- potential changes that could either limit both sides in the House and Senate, the ty applicants are shut out again, it could how the three-member Board of Public bill failed in 2019 when Sen. Obie Pat- provoke another volley of criticism. Works considers such projects or gives terson, D-Prince George’s, followed his It is not clear who will lead that charge the legislature more oversight. with the resignation and indictment of conscience (and violated Senate rules) ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 7

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P.J. Hogan, Delora Sanchez Ifekauche, Bernie Marczyk, Jenna Massoni John Bohanan & Ellen Valentino 8 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT SERIES ROUNDUP Legislators to weigh bills to protect the rights of cannabis patients The Maryland General Assembly, having legalized the medical use of mar- ijuana, will continue to consider ways to prevent discrimination in employment, workers’ compensation, housing and handgun permit applications for patients who use a drug still regarded as illegal by At left, incoming Senate President William ‘Bill’ Ferguson, D-Baltimore, during a previous legislative session. the federal government, legislators say. The legislature will also continue to examine ways to regulate the advertising Legislative leadership changes seen as of medical marijuana to ensure materials do not promote the recreational use of a boon for Baltimore region the drug or make cannabis attractive to minors, lawmakers added. The ascendance of House Speaker mer Sen. Clarence Mitchell IV, a radio host These measures died in the legis- Adrienne Jones of Baltimore County and on WBAL, said Jones and Ferguson taking lature last session but are expected to incoming Senate President William “Bill” over their respective chambers –- from the be reintroduced in 2020 and perhaps Ferguson of Baltimore will likely benefit late Speaker Michael Busch and outgoing beyond. It often takes years of debate the city and the region. As leaders of their Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. before bills are passed by the Maryland respective chambers, Jones and Ferguson , respectively — is more important to the legislature, such as when lawmakers are two of the three most powerful people city than when Steinberg and Cardin last abolished the death penalty, allowed in state politics. Their roles provide a tre- held the gavels. same-sex marriage and terminated the mendous opportunity to look out for their parental rights of a mother or father home districts and regions. The new presiding officers, however, will have to take into consideration other who conceived or sired a child through The rise of Jones and Ferguson rep- non-consensual intercourse. resents the first time since 1985 under Sen- parts of the state, including Montgomery ate President Melvin “Mickey” Steinberg and Prince George’s counties which are and House Speaker Ben Cardin that leader- home to roughly a third of the 188 lawmak- ship came from the Baltimore region. For- ers. They are all Democrats.

HBCU supporters eye legislative solution to protracted litigation Thirteen years after filing a lawsuit al- the Coalition for Equity and Excellence in leging the state of Maryland had willfully Higher Education without a resolution in supported predominantly white institutions the case, despite rulings from a federal over historically black colleges, backers of judge in the coalition’s favor. the traditionally black schools sense an op- Leadership changes and failure this portunity to resolve the case — but they see that opportunity in the state legislature not summer in the parties’ fourth attempt at the courts. mediation have created a new sense of Years of protracted litigation, mediation urgency and the hope that the legislature and negotiations have left Maryland and could be the venue to resolve the lawsuit. Deposit photo ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 9 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT SERIES ROUNDUP Exoneree compensation process could be streamlined The Board of Public Works compen- sated five wrongly convicted men recently, but only after mounting public pressure and months of delays. The incident raised questions about Maryland’s compensation process for exonerees. Legislators and ad- vocates will ask the General Assembly to craft a new system that would streamline Keeping the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore has been a top priority for city political and business leaders. the process and standardize payments. Keeping the Preakness in Baltimore News of an agreement between ing industry. Recreational the city of Baltimore and the owner of But, huzzahs aside, the agreement struggling Pimlico Race Course to keep still needs several things to happen, all of marijuana the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore was which will require approval from the leg- greeted with euphoria in October. The islature and governor. legislation unlikely agreement called for the redevelopment Provisions of state law have to be The future appears hazy for legalizing of Pimlico and the surrounding area and amended; the role of the Maryland Sta- recreational marijuana in Maryland in the upgrades at Laurel Park at a projected dium Authority, which will issue bonds coming legislative session. cost of $372.9 million. to finance much of the work at the two An 19-member legislative work group It was called a win for everyone – The tracks, has to be clarified; and a long-term has been tasked with taking a deep dive on Stronach Group, owner of the two tracks; funding stream set up. how Maryland might go about legalizing rec- the city; the surrounding community in In other words — it’s not yet a done reational cannabis as well as issues related northwest Baltimore; and the horse-rac- deal. to employment, criminal justice, social eq- uity and even the medical cannabis industry. Instead of a recommendation for a bill, members of the work group say it is more Will new leadership impact Senate likely they ultimately will produce a report containing a statement of general consen- judicial committee? sus on a number of issues, including racial Sen. William C. “Will” Smith Jr. says – not only on the Senate committee but in diversity in the industry and expungement he plans to take a go-slow approach in the House and Senate generally – makes of criminal records for at least some con- what will be his first General Assembly them cautiously optimistic about pros- victed of possession charges. session as chair of the Senate Judicial pects for their legislative efforts, which A number of complicated issues remain Proceedings Committee. were either discouraged or stalled under impediments to legalization, including em- “I’ll be limiting the bills that I spon- the prior, more moderate leadership. ployment, workers compensation, driving sor,” said Smith, D-Montgomery, who These legislative proposals include under the influence, how licenses would be will take over for retiring Sen. Robert A. calls to impose background checks on distributed as well as diversity issues and “Bobby” Zirkin when the 90-day session purchasers of long guns and to permit starts Jan. 8. “I am going to hold off so criminal record expungement. terminally ill patients to be provided upon that I can acclimate to the new position.” request a lethal amount of medication for But Smith’s reluctance to press ahead them to take themselves. forcefully with legislation is not shared by Another measure would prohibit the others on the Senate panel or lawmakers jailing of motorists for driving with a on the House Judiciary Committee, which also has reviewing authority over bills suspended license when the suspension concerning criminal, civil and family law resulted from their inability to pay a fine and the Maryland judiciary. and would enable injured police officers Many lawmakers say the legislature’s and firefighters to seek damages from the Deposit photo leftward change in leadership this session individuals who caused their injuries. 10 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 EDUCATION FUNDING

Kirwan recommendations a step toward improving education Public education in Mary- opportunity for students to sembly created last year, the land is at a crossroads, and our graduate truly career- and col- Kirwan Commission has pro- children are counting on adults lege-ready. The blueprint will posed the creation of an inde- to do the right thing. For too hire more educators to provide pendent oversight board made long, our public schools have small group and one-on-one up of education policy experts operated under an outdated support for struggling learn- who will help ensure that im- and inadequate funding for- ers, particularly early in their plementation goes according mula. Every time you walk into schooling. Sending additional to plan and stays on schedule. a school, you see the effects resources to students living in We’ve seen a lot of of that underfunding — from concentrated poverty, students wildly inaccurate num- rising class sizes, to fabulous receiving special education bers thrown around about teachers who are leaving, to services and English language how much the blueprint struggling learners not getting learners will help level the would cost. Here’s the deal: the extra support or equal op- playing field. Hiring more Budget analysts have found portunities that all students mental health professionals that routine growth in popula- deserve. like counselors and psychol- tion and economic activity will These problems aren’t just ogists, whose caseloads are Cheryl Bost cover about 70% of the new anecdotal, they’re systemic. currently two and three times President funding formula. The legisla- As of 2015, 53% of black stu- recommended levels, will help Maryland State Education ture, and voters, have already dents in Maryland attended students overcome social-emo- begun to cover the rest through school districts that were un- tional challenges and be pre- Association passing Question 1 in 2018 and derfunded by 15% or more, pared to succeed academically. taking action to comply with good for Maryland’s economy. compared to only 8% of white The blueprint will also the Supreme Court’s Wayfair It’s the single most important students. Analysts have found make a big difference for Mary- decision, collectively adding educational and economic re- that Maryland spends 5% less land educators. Right now, 50% hundreds of millions of dol- form that we can make. A re- on schools serving students liv- of educators work a second lars more annually for school cent analysis conducted by the ing in poverty and that each of job to make ends meet, and funding. Poll after poll has Sage Policy Group — whose our schools is underfunded by, 47% of new teachers leave the shown that Marylanders over- CEO is the chairman of Gov. on average, $2 million a year. profession by their third year. whelmingly support increasing No matter what neighbor- Enrollment in teaching pro- Larry Hogan’s Economic Devel- school funding. The only peo- hood you raise your children grams is plummeting, drying opment Commission — found ple talking about massive tax in, it should have strong public up the pipeline of new teach- that full implementation of the increases are those who op- schools. But right now in too ers and contributing to annual blueprint would provide bil- pose this historic investment in many places in Maryland, kids shortages across the state. This lions in annual boosts to Mary- our schools. Our kids deserve don’t have the same access to a is no way to build and sustain land’s economy, help 10,000+ better than scare tactics. great education. any profession, let alone one so women join the workforce and The blueprint will create The good news is we have critical to our future. The blue- pay for itself by FY2034. The strong schools in every neigh- a pathway to fundamentally print would increase teacher higher educational attainment borhood by expanding career improve our schools and break salaries to bring them on par that the blueprint would give and technical education, hiring out of the status quo through with similar professions and students would mean higher more educators and increasing the Blueprint for Maryland’s high-performing states like lifetime incomes and lower their pay, providing additional Future and the recommenda- New Jersey and Massachu- public assistance costs and in- support to struggling learners, tions of the Kirwan Commis- setts, as well as increasing the carceration rates. and delivering a more prosper- sion. time that teachers have to plan The full implementation of ous future for our state. We The blueprint will make a and collaborate. Research has the blueprint would mean not must take action during the big difference for Maryland stu- found that these reforms have just a new era of school fund- 2020 General Assembly session dents. An investment to ensure positive impacts on student ing, it would mean a new era of to adequately and equitably that more students have access achievement and educator re- school accountability as well. fund our schools and ensure to dynamic career and techni- cruitment and retention. In addition to the inspector that all students have the op- cal programs will provide the The blueprint will also be general that the General As- portunities that they deserve. ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 11 TRANSPORTATION

Maryland transportation’s plan needs to be multimodal Governor Hogan’s first trans- Transit Administration provides ter; electrify our state, local and portation secretary recently re- local subway, light rail and bus school bus fleets; expand elec- signed and on his way out the service in the Baltimore region. tric charging infrastructure and door he told a newspaper, “I MDOT began subsidizing private access to electric vehicles; and believe we still have a dispropor- commuter rail in 1974, and that encourage sustainable develop- tionate share of the (transporta- evolved into the state’s MARC ment around transit. tion) trust fund going to transit.” commuter rail service in 1984. -- Reform our transportation What the departing secre- In a series of legislative steps planning: Maryland must do tary never seemed to understand over the years, the state has more to integrate local and re- about Maryland is that focusing picked up more of the costs for gional priorities in transportation on multiple modes of transporta- the Washington Metropolitan decision-making; place sensible tion: bus, rail, air, sea, bike, feet Area Transit Authority that used limits and controls on the use of and yes, cars, is a feature, not a to be the responsibility of local mega toll lane projects that can bug, of the state’s system. governments and taxpayers, cul- enter the state into 50-year con- Fifty years ago, the Curlett minating in regional, bipartisan tracts for 100-year infrastructure Commission proposed reorga- passage of dedicated funding in with just two votes; require that nizing the executive branch in 2018. Marc Korman planning take account of mul- Maryland into a Cabinet form But despite that long-term Delegate, 16th District timodalism and mandate that government. As to transporta- multimodal trend, the largest any new infrastructure accom- tion, the report said it would share of the state’s transporta- Maryland House of Delegates modate bikers, pedestrians and “include programs and agencies tion capital spending has always of MDOT and the need to move other users; and continue the re- primarily concerned with the gone to the State Highway Ad- people, not cars, while also rec- cent work of the State Highway transportation of people and ministration in both state and ognizing the role transportation Administration that has begun to goods within and through the federally budgeted funds. The infrastructure has to play in eco- recognize that context matters. State.” Hogan administration cut the -- Sustain and enhance our nomic development and preserv- That original mission state- Baltimore region Red Line light success: The Port of Baltimore ing our environment. Over the ment does not mention cars or rail project; has slowed down any and Thurgood Marshall BWI next few years, Maryland needs roads. It proposed the combina- progress on the Southern Mary- Airport are economically critical to: tion of 13 agencies or state com- land Rapid Transit plan; slated components of our state’s trans- -- Increase investment in tran- missions under a consolidated for elimination the Bus Rapid portation system and Maryland sit: Maryland must maintain and Maryland Department of Trans- Transit Corridor Cities Transit- must keep them in their prime expand existing transit lines, as portation. Following this vision, way and abandoned support for regional positions. well as build new ones around the the department and a consoli- other BRT lines; under-invested We must undertake all of this dated Transportation Trust Fund, in MTA’s capital needs by $200 state; establish run-through com- while we maintain, enhance and our state’s multimodal transpor- million per year, according to muter rail service with Virginia; make safer the existing road net- tation budget, was established their own estimates; and has no plug MTA’s maintenance/state of work that we have, including our in 1971 under the visionary lead- new transit projects in the plan- good repair gap; and finish and bridges and tunnels, and ensure ership of our state’s first MDOT ning stage for the first time in implement the Regional Transit equitable access for all Maryland- secretary (and future governor) anyone’s memory. Plan for Central Maryland. And ers, whether they be economi- Harry Hughes. It has done all this while pro- we must prioritize and incentivize cally disadvantaged or in need of Since that time, that multi- moting a pie-in-the-sky four lane the use of transit, not just lament paratransit. modal mission has advanced. The mega highway toll lane widening its existence or ridership. These are just some exam- Port of Baltimore is booming and that will allegedly cost the state -- Ensure transportation in- ples of the work the legislative BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport no money; pose no taxpayer risk; vestments are environmentally and executive branches need to has the most passengers of any solve all of our traffic problems; sustainable: Maryland must fully undertake together, along with airport in the D.C. region. Plenty not require the taking of any land; embrace the Transportation & our county and municipal part- of roads, tunnels and bridges and will somehow help the envi- Climate Initiative, a regional ners, community members, and have been built and, to be sure, ronment (none of which can be partnership to cap and reduce other stakeholders, as we look there is work to do to maintain achieved). the amount of greenhouse gases towards building a successful fu- that necessary infrastructure. Maryland needs to remember emitted by the transportation ture for Maryland’s multimodal What is now the Maryland the founding multimodal mission sector, now our largest emit- transportation system. 12 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 5G TECHNOLOGY

5G technology moving ahead thanks to local involvement Here we go again. Less than the locals’ right to have a say in a year ago we worked to dispel how small cells are deployed in fears that without industry-sup- their communities. ported legislation, Maryland The industry doesn’t want wouldn’t move forward with ex- to hear from homeowners who citing 5G technology. are concerned when a refrig- As it turned out, those fears erator-sized small cell pops up were unfounded and the argu- outside their bedroom window. ments encouraging them untrue. Or from residents who question And the proof is all around us. health standards. Or from neigh- Maryland’s cities and coun- borhoods whose utilities are ties are 5G ready! Nearly 50 juris- undergrounded. Or from civic dictions in Maryland have already engineers who wish to ensure enacted local ordinances or regu- poles and installations are up to lations governing small cells, and local safety standards. Or from dozens more are pending. In fact, those concerned with the equity thousands of small cells are cur- of wireless providers deploying rently deployed across Maryland the “latest and greatest” technol- Candace Natasha Mehu and have been deployed success- ogy in cherry-picked areas while Donoho Legislative Director of the fully under mutually agreeable unserved and underserved areas Maryland Association of terms between the jurisdiction continue to fall behind. Government Relations and industry without the need The industry wants preemp- Specialist of the Maryland Counties for state preemption on local au- tion because it’s more convenient Municipal League thority. for them. They don’t want to hear Cities and counties across or deal with the many things that the unfettered use of public land gearing up for the “5G revolution” Maryland are providing a local local government officials must and property by billion-dollar and the promise of “connected path forward that preserves an hear and take into consideration private companies at below cost. cities” of tomorrow with all the open and transparent public ap- when developing local laws for Taxpayers should not be subsi- technological advancements the proval process, considers com- the communities they represent. dizing Fortune 100 companies future entails. But they are mak- munity needs and standards, So, what local governments whose primary concerns are their ing sure these advancements are protects public safety, maintains continue to oppose is putting bottom lines and their sharehold- made in connection with their the aesthetics of historic areas corporate welfare ahead of com- ers. For local governments, our community’s needs, goals, and and undergrounded neighbor- munity needs and input. residents and our neighborhoods character. hoods, while enhancing wireless Local governments oppose come first. Maryland must advance 5G coverage for their communities. the dilution of long-standing ex- Local governments oppose small cells in a way that makes Despite widespread deploy- isting local authority over land- the “one-size-fits-all” approach ment and local regulation, the use decisions and the wireless of state preemption, especially sense for our communities. The wireless industry is back at it industry’s attempt to circumvent when it involves the local ad- best path forward is to continue again, continuing to push a narra- local application and permitting ministration of a complex and to support a regulatory frame- tive that a statewide bill preempt- review processes. We must be emerging technology. Communi- work managed by the local gov- ing local governments is needed. able to protect the safety and ties vary widely in their location, ernments of the communities The reality of the matter is the interest of our communities size, needs and overall character. where thousands more small wireless industry only seeks pre- through these critical reviews. Make no mistake about it. cells will be in the very near fu- emptive legislation to take away Local governments oppose Maryland counties and cities are ture. Read the Eye on Annapolis blog: The Daily Record’s Maryland state government blog https://thedailyrecord.com/category/eye-on-annapolis ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 13 5G TECHNOLOGY

State needs to help keep pace with new technology

Across Maryland, munic- ize the way we live, work, play, patients even know they exist. ipalities are preparing for 5G and interact is a vast under- Wearable devices, artificial in- — rapidly evolving technology statement. telligence and sophisticated that will be the backbone of The technology is changing, communications will empower broadband’s future. However, and our laws need to change emergency first responders to an uncoordinated and frag- with it. More than 20 other provide advanced care and di- mented approach to building states, including Virginia and agnostics while enhancing their the infrastructure will likely im- Delaware, have passed legisla- own safety. The ability to mon- pede progress and delay access tion to lay the groundwork for itor roads, railways and bridges to critical technology. Maryland 5G. Here in Maryland, we need in real time means near-instan- needs a statewide, coordinated to update our regulations to taneous responses to potential approach to rapid deployment prepare for, encourage and em- emergencies. In short, 5G will of 5G technology that provides brace the installation of modern bring stronger emergency man- equitable access across the broadband infrastructure. agement, better medical care state and a balanced competi- The framework behind 5G and safer communities. tive environment. is made up of “small cells,” There’s no question that What exactly is it? Cur- or small antennas that are in- those who clear the way for 5G rently, our broadband system stalled on utility poles, build- Marty and the small-cell infrastructure (which powers almost every- ings and streetlights to power Rosendale that makes it possible will lead thing you do on your cellphone) our 5G system. Private wireless CEO, Maryland Tech Council the pack in realizing its tremen- runs on 4G technology. 5G will companies are prepared to foot dous and widespread benefits. drive speeds up to 10 times the bill for installation and train not-so-distant future, 5G will We must take steps today to faster. You’ll be able to con- and hire new employees in the be essential to attracting and position ourselves for the op- nect reliably and consistently process. Regulations should retaining the tech-heavy com- portunities of tomorrow. To get to exponentially more devices, support statewide, consistent panies, entrepreneurs, startups in shape for one of the biggest with virtually no latency or “lag and equitable installation, with and established global brands build-outs of tech infrastructure time.” local communities signing off that bring jobs, investment and in history, Maryland needs to But we’re not just talking on the plans and collecting rea- long-term growth. establish regulations that sup- about lightning-fast downloads: sonable permitting fees to cover In addition to many other port rapid deployment, evenly 5G paves the way for smart costs in the process. benefits, 5G will save lives. Bio- and fairly throughout the state. cities, autonomous vehicles, Maryland needs to stay metrics will allow doctors to Let’s do it now. It’s time to remote surgery and so much competitive with the rest of remotely identify, treat and pre- begin running toward the end- more. To say it will revolution- the nation and the world. In the vent health conditions before less possibilities of 5G.

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WILLIAM “BILL” FERGUSON ADRIENNE JONES His adroit behind-the- The new House speaker got scenes maneuvering oblit- the job as a compromise bro- erated any chance rivals kered between supporters of the had of succeeding outgoing two leading candidates for the Senate President Thomas post, Dereck Davis and Maggie V. Mike Miller Jr. He’s built McIntosh. Her position on many a leadership team that in- major issues remains to be ar- corporates lawmakers from ticulated. How will she work Prince George’s and Mont- with committee chairs and with gomery counties and has her new leadership counterpart, kept on, for now at least, Senate President William “Bill” key Miller aides. Ferguson. TO WATCH 12Look to these 12 men and women to make a big impact on the 2020 legislative session

DARRYL BARNES The Prince George’s Democrat leads the Leg- islative Black Caucus, which appears poised to fl ex its muscles on a va- DELORES KELLY riety of issues, including The Baltimore Democratic sena- pushing for a settlement tor chairs the Senate Finance Com- in the long-running state mittee. Her support of Ferguson dispute with Maryland’s was key to his crowding out other historically black col- challengers for the Senate presi- leges and universities. dent’s job. ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 15

THOMAS V. MIKE MILLER JR. WILLIAM “WILL” SMITH The looming presence of the The incoming leader of the longest-serving Senate president Senate Judicial Proceedings in history will cast quite a shad- Committee is seen as having ow. He’s on a committee that gives a more progressive bent than him a chance to push along Kir- his predecessor, the retiring wan Commission education fund- Robert A. “Bobby” Zirkin. So ing. Will he stay out of new Senate far, Smith has tried to avoid President William “Bill” Fergu- being boxed in on any issues. son’s way?

ERIC LUEDTKE The former head of the Democratic caucus takes over as House majority leader. He’s already shown himself to be a NICHOLAUS KIPKE/KATHY SZELIGA willing and visible critic of the The two House Republican leaders have been strong advocates Hogan administration, a role of Gov. Larry Hogan’s legislative agenda. They’ll be working in a he might take on even more different landscape with the House leadership changes. frequently.

CHERYL KAGAN GUY GUZZONE The Democratic senator is known as The Howard County Democrat will take an aggressive advocate for her views. over as chair of the Senate Budget Com- SHEREE SAMPLE-HUGHES She now has a leadership position as vice mittee, a major panel that deals with the The lone Democrat representing the chair of Education, Health and Environ- state’s operating and capital budgets. It’s Eastern Shore in the Senate, the three- mental Affairs and is part of a more visible a major perch for one of the party’s more term delegate has ascended to the job of crop of Montgomery County lawmakers. aggressive campaigners speaker pro tem. 16 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 GOVERNOR LARRY

Boyd K. Rutherford Sam Abed Joseph Bartenfelder Carol Beatty SECRETARY OF JUVENILE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SERVICES SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE SECRETARY OF DISABILITIES

Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio David Brinkley Ellington Churchill Jr. James Fielder Jr. SECRETARY OF NATURAL SECRETARY OF BUDGET SECRETARY OF GENERAL SECRETARY OF HIGHER RESOURCES & MANAGEMENT SERVICES EDUCATION

Ben Grumbles Kenneth Holt Rona Kramer Michael Leahy SECRETARY OF THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING & SECRETARY OF INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY OF AGING TECHNOLOGY ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 17 HOGAN’S CABINET

Robert McCord Robert L. Green Robert Neall George Owings III SECRETARY OF PUBLIC SAFETY SECRETARY OF HEALTH SECRETARY OF VETERAN SECRETARY OF PLANNING & CORRECTIONAL SERVICES &MENTAL HYGIENE AFFAIRS

Lourdes Padilla William Pallozzi Greg Slater Major Gen. Timothy E. Gowen SECRETARY OF HUMAN SECRETARY OF ADJUTANT GENERAL RESOURCES SECRETARY OF STATE POLICE TRANSPORTATION MARYLAND ARMY NATIONAL GUARD

Karen Salmon Kelly Schulz Tiffany P. Robinson John Wobensmith STATE SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY OF LABOR, OF SCHOOLS SECRETARY OF COMMERCE LICENSING AND REGULATION SECRETARY OF STATE 18 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 MARYLAND 2020 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1st Legislative District – 9th Legislative District 17th Legislative District – Montgomery Allegany, Garrett & Washington Counties Sen. Katie Fry Hester (D) County Sen. George C. Edwards (R) Subdistrict 9A – Howard & Carroll counties Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan (D) Subdistrict 1A – Allegany & Garrett counties Del. Trent Kittleman (R) Del. Kumar P. Barve (D) Del. Wendell R. Beitzel (R) Del. Warren E. Miller (R) Del. Jim Gilchrist (D) Del. Julie P. Carr (D) Subdistrict 1B – Allegany County Subdistrict 9B – Howard County Del. Jason C. Buckel (R) Del. Courtney Watson (D) Subdistrict 1C – Allegany & Washington 18th Legislative District – Montgomery counties 10th Legislative District – Baltimore County County Sen. Jeff Waldsteicher (D) Del. Mike McKay (R) Sen. Delores G. Kelley (D) Del. Al Carr (D) Del. Benjamin Brooks (D) 2nd Legislative District – Washington County Del. Emily Shetty (D) Sen. Andrew A. Serafini (R) Del. Jay Jalisi (D) Del. Jared Solomon (D) Subdistrict 2A – Washington County Del. Adrienne A. Jones (D) Del. Neil C. Parrott (R) 19th Legislative District – Montgomery 11th Legislative District – Baltimore County Del. William J. Wivell (R) County Subdistrict 2B – Washington County Vacant following resignation of Sen. Robert A. Sen. Ben Kramer (D) Del. Paul Corderman (R) “Bobby” Zirkin (D) Del. Charlotte Crutchfield (D) Del. Jon S. Cardin (D) Del. Bonnie Cullison (D) 3rd Legislative District – Frederick County Del. Shelly Hettleman (D) Del. Vaughn Stewart (D) Sen. Ronald N. Young (D) Del. Dana M. Stein (D) Subdistrict 3A – Frederick County 20th Legislative District – Montgomery Del. Carol L. Krimm (D) 12th Legislative District – Baltimore & County Del. Karen Lewis Young (D) Howard counties Sen. William C. Smith (D) Subdistrict 3B – Frederick County Sen. Clarence K. Lam (D) Del. Lorig Charkoudian (D) Del. Ken Kerr (D) Del. Eric Ebersole (D) Del. David Moon (D) Del. Jessica Feldmark (D) Del. Jheanelle K. Wilkins (D) 4th Legislative District – Frederick County Del. Terri L. Hill (D) Sen. Michael Hough (R) 21st Legislative District – Anne Arundel & Prince George’s counties Del. Barrie S. Ciliberti (R) 13th Legislative District Sen. Jim Rosapepe (D) Del. Dan Cox (R) Sen. Guy J. Guzzone (D) Del. Jesse T. Pippy (R) Del. Ben Barnes (D) Del. Vanessa Atterbeary (D) Del. Mary A. Lehman (D) 5th Legislative District – Carroll County Del. Shane Pendergrass (D) Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk (D) Sen. Justin D. Ready (R) Del. Jen Terrasa (D) Del. Susan Krebs (R) 22nd Legislative District – Prince George’s Del. April R. Rose (R) 14th Legislative District – Montgomery County Del. Haven Shoemaker (R) County Sen. Paul G. Pinsky (D) Sen. Craig J. Zucker (D) Del. Nicole Williams (D) 6th Legislative District – Baltimore County Del. Anne R. Kaiser (D) Del. Anne Healey (D) Sen. Johnny Ray Salling (R) Del. Eric Luedtke (D) Del. Alonzo T. Washington (D) Del. Robin L. Grammer Jr. (R) Del. Pamela E. Queen (D) Del. Bob Long (R) 23rd Legislative District – Prince George’s Del. Ric Metzgar (R) 15th Legislative District – Montgomery County County Sen. Douglas J.J. Peters (D) 7th Legislative District – Baltimore Sen. Brian J. Feldman (D) Subdistrict 23A – Prince George’s County & Harford counties Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D) Del. Kathleen Dumais (D) Sen. J.B. Jennings (R) Subdistrict 23B – Prince George’s County Del. David Fraser-Hidalgo (D) Del. Lauren Arikan (R) Del. Marvin E. Holmes Jr. (D) Del. Rick Impallaria (R) Del. Lily Qi (D) Del. Ron Watson (D) Del. Kathy Szeliga (R) 16th Legislative District – Montgomery 24th Legislative District – Prince George’s 8th Legislative District – Baltimore County County County Sen. Katherine Klausmeier (D) Sen. Susan C. Lee (D) Sen. Joanne C. Benson (D) Del. Joseph C. Boteler III (R) Del. Ariana Kelly (D) Del. Erek L. Barron (D) Del. Harry Bhandari (D) Del. Marc Korman (D) Del. Andrea Fletcher Harrison (D) Del. Carl Jackson (D) Del. Sara Love (D) Del. Jazz Lewis (D) ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 19

25th Legislative District – Prince George’s 33rd Legislative District – Anne Arundel 40th Legislative District – Baltimore city County County Sen. Antonio Hayes (D) Sen. Melony Griffith (D) Sen. Edward R. Reilly (R) Del. Frank M. Conaway Jr. (D) Del. Darryl Barnes (D) Del. Michael E. Malone (R) Del. Nick Mosby (D) Del. Nick Charles (D) Del. Sid Saab (R) Del. Melissa Wells (D) Del. Dereck E. Davis (D) Del. Heather Bagnall (D) 26th Legislative District – Prince George’s 41st Legislative District – Baltimore city 34th Legislative District – Harford County County Sen. Jill P. Carter Sen. Bob Cassilly (R) Sen. Obie Patterson (D) Del. Dalya Attar (D) Subdistrict 34A – Harford County Del. Veronica Turner (D) Del. Tony Bridges (D) Del. Steve Johnson (D) Del. Kris Valderrama (D) Del. Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg (D) Del. Jay Walker (D) Del. Mary Ann Lisanti (D) Subdistrict 34B 42nd Legislative District – Baltimore County 27th Legislative District – Calvert, Charles Del. Susan K. McComas (R) & Prince George’s counties Sen. Chris West (D) Sen. Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D) 35th Legislative District – Cecil & Harford Subdistrict 42A – Baltimore city Subdistrict 27A – Charles & Prince George’s counties Del. Catherine M. Forbes (D) counties Sen. Jason C. Gallion (R) Subdistrict 42B – Baltimore County Del. Elizabeth G. “Susie” Proctor (D) Subdistrict 35A – Cecil County Del. Michele Guyton (D) Subdistrict 27B – Calvert County Del. Kevin Bailey Hornberger (R) Del. Nino Mangione (R) Del. Michael A. Jackson (D) Subdistrict 35B – Cecil & Harford County Subdistrict 27C – Calvert County Del. Andrew Cassilly (R) 43rd Legislative District – Baltimore city Del. Mark N. Fisher (R) Del. Teresa Reilly (R) Sen. Mary Washington (D) Del. Curt Anderson (D) 28th Legislative District – Charles County th Sen. Arthur Ellis (D) 36 Legislative District – Queen Anne’s, Del. Regina T. Boyce (D) Del. Debra Davis (D) Kent, Caroline & Cecil counties Del. Maggie McIntosh (D) Del. Edith J. Patterson (D) Sen. Stephen S. Hershey Jr. (R) Del. C.T. Wilson (D) Del. Steve Arentz (R) 44th Legislative District – Baltimore city & Del. Jeff Ghrist (R) Baltimore County 29th Legislative District – St. Mary’s & Del. Jay A. Jacobs (R) Calvert counties Vacant following resignation of Sen. Shirley Sen. Jack Bailey (R) 37th Legislative District – Talbot, Nathan-Pulliam (D) Subdistrict 29A – St. Mary’s County Dorchester & Wicomico counties Subdistrict 44A – Baltimore city Del. Matt Morgan (R) Sen. Adelaide “Addie” Eckardt (R) Del. Keith Haynes (D) Subdistrict 29B – St. Mary’s County Subdistrict 37A – Dorchester & Wicomico Subdistrict 44B – Baltimore County Del. Brian M. Crosby (D) counties Del. Charles E. Sydnor III (D) Subdistrict 29C – Calvert County Del. Sheree Sample-Hughes (D) Del. Pat Young (D) Del. Gerald W. “Jerry” Clark (R) Subdistrict 37B – Talbot, Dorchester & th 30th Legislative District – Anne Arundel Wicomico counties 45 Legislative District – Baltimore City County Del. Christopher T. Adams (R) Sen. Cory V. McCray (D) Sen. Sarah K. Elfreth (D) Del. Johnny Mautz (R) Del. Talmadge Branch (D) Subdistrict 30A – Anne Arundel County Del. Stephanie Smith (D) th Del. Shaneka Henson (D) 38 Legislative District – Somerset, Vacant following resignation of Del. Cheryl D. Del. Alice Cain (D) Wicomico & Worcester counties Glenn (D) Subdistrict 30B – Anne Arundel County Sen. Mary Beth Carozza (R) Del. Seth Howard (R) Subdistrict 38A – Somerset & Wicomico 46th Legislative District – Baltimore city counties Sen. William “Bill” Ferguson (D) 31st Legislative District Del. Charles James Otto (R) Sen. Bryan W. Simonaire (R) Del. Luke Clippinger (D) Subdistrict 38B – Wicomico County Subdistrict 31A – Anne Arundel County Del. Robbyn Lewis (D) Del. Carl Anderton Jr. (R) Del. Ned Carey (D) Del. Brooke E. Lierman (D) Subdistrict 31B – Anne Arundel County Subdistrict 38C – Wicomico & Worcester Del. Brian Chisholm (R) counties 47th Legislative District – Prince George’s Del. Nicholaus R. Kipke (R) Del. Wayne A. Hartman (R) County th Sen. Malcolm Augustine (D) 32nd Legislative District – Anne Arundel 39 Legislative District – Mongomery County County Subdistrict 47A – Prince George’s County Sen. Pamela Beidle (D) Sen. Nancy J. King (D) Del. Diama M. Fennell (D) Del. J. Sandy Bartlett (D) Del. Gabriel Acevero (D) Del. Julian Ivey (D) Del. Mark S. Chang (D) Del. Lesley J. Lopez (D) Subdistrict 47B – Prince George’s County Del. Mike Rogers (D) Del. Kirill Reznik (D) Del. Wanika Fisher (D) 20 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 MARYLAND’S TOP LOBBYISTS TOTALED NEARLY $15 MILLION THROUGH 2019 REPORTING PERIOD

By Bryan P. Sears [email protected] Top 10 lobbyists by reported earnings Ten lobbyists reported client fees of nearly $15 million last year, the Maryland State Ethics Commission reports. The combined reported earnings for the top 10 accounted 1. Gerard “Gerry” Evans...... $2,647,333 for more than $3 of every $10 reported earned by all Annapolis lobbyists reporting total client payments of at least $50,000. 2. Timothy Perry...... $2,500,400 Overall, 174 registered lobbyists reported earning $50,000 or more for the period for a combined total of nearly $49.1 million 3. Bruce Bereano...... $1,902,744 for the period of Nov. 1, 2018 to Oct. 31, 2019, which includes all of the 90-day 2019 General Assembly Session. 4. Michael Johansen...... $1,506,798 Reported earnings to the ethics commission represent the amount of client fees paid. Those figures do not include fac- 5. Lisa Harris Jones...... $1,181,000 tors including overhead nor take into account other lobbyists at the same firm who also performed services for the same 6. Gregory Proctor Jr...... $1,085,025 clients. Topping the list again is Gerard “Gerry” Evans who reported 7. John Stierhoff...... $1,080,566 more than $2.6 million in client fees — more than $475,000 more than his report for the same period a year earlier. Evans 8. Nicholas Manis...... $1,072,700 is a former chair of the Maryland Democratic Party and a top legislative aide to outgoing Senate President Thomas V. Mike 9. Frank Boston III...... $1,059,600 Miller Jr. Timothy Perry, of Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson and a for- mer chief of staff to Miller, remains reported nearly $2.4 mil- 10. Jonas Jacobson...... $962,000 lion, more than $100,000 more than the year before. Bruce Bereano fell to third from the mid-year report, earn- ing $1.9 million. Bereano is a former aide to former senate Top employers by reported expenses presidents William James and Steny Hoyer. Lisa Harris Jones, Harris Jones & Malone LLC, remains the only woman in the top 10 with reported earnings of slightly less Maryland State than $1.2 million. Her reported earnings were good enough for Education Association...... $1,301,749.62 fifth on the list, one spot lower than the same time last year. One notable absence in the end of year reports top earner Pepco Holdings Inc...... $693,502.49 list is former Sen. Robert Garagiola who, along with his wife Hannah Powers Garagiola and five others, left Alexander & Baltimore Gas Cleaver. The power lobbying couple and the other defectors and Electric Company...... $693,387.07 opened Compass Government Relations. Robert Garagiola was frequently among the top lobbyists in Maryland Hospital Association...... $568,858.22 terms of reported earnings. Last year he reported more than $735,000, good enough for seventh on the list for the previous Johns Hopkins Institutions...... $552,231.00 November to April reporting period. For the most recent year, Garagiola, a consultant at Com- CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield...... $515,429.35 pass Government Relations, reported payments of more than $115.000. Hannah Powers Garagiola reported more than Association of Dental $826,000 for the same period. Her totals were good enough to finish in the top 15. Support Organizations...... $505,452.45 Alexander & Cleaver is currently embroiled in lawsuits it filed against Hannah Powers Garagiola and five other former Source: Reports on lobbyist compensation and employer employees as well as a number of former clients who left the firm early last year. spending as reported to the Maryland State Ethics Commission No current lobbyists registered for Alexander & Cleaver for the period Nov. 1, 2018 through Oct. 31 2019. were in the top 10 lobbyists by reported earnings for the year. If it happens in Government, it’s...

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When business happens in Maryland, It’s... TheDailyRecord.com Sign up for Daily News Alerts and be sure to read our Eye on Annapolis blog. 22 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 MARYLAND LOBBYISTS The following is a list of persons and organizations that were registered with the State Ethics Commission during the lobbying year of November 1, 2018 through October 31, 2019.

MOLLY AMSTER ASHLIE BAGWELL TYLER BENNETT Jews United for Justice Harris Jones & Malone LLC Compass Government Relations A 2221 Maryland Ave., Second Floor 2423 Maryland Ave., Suite 100 Partners, LLC RICK ABBRUZZESE Baltimore, MD 21218 Baltimore, MD 21218 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 KO Public Affairs LLC 410-366-1500 Annapolis, MD 21401 111 South Calvert St. GEORGE KONSTINTINE ANAS Suite 2820 Dominion Energy ANGELICA BAILEY RACHEL BENSIMON Baltimore, MD 21202 80 Anchorage Lane Maryland Building Planned Parenthood Action Fund 410-685-7080 Lusby, MD 20657 Industry Association 123 William St. 410-830-0601 11825 West Market Place New York, NY 10038 EARL ADAMS JR. Fulton, MD 20759 Saul Ewing Arnsteing & Lehr LLP ERIN ANDREWS 301-776-6205 BRUCE C. BEREANO 1919 Pennsylvania Ave. FAIR Fund, Inc. 191 Duke of Gloucester St. THOMAS M. BALLENTINE, JR. NW Suite 550 2100 L St. NW, Suite #254 Annapolis, MD 21401 National Association of Industrial 410-267-0410 Washington, DC 2006 Washington, DC 20036 and Office Properties, Maryland P.O. Box 16280 DAVID G. ALBERT JOHN A. ANDRYSZAK DAVID W. BEUGELMANS Law Office of John A Andryszak Baltimore, MD 21210 Gordon Feinblatt LLC The Waverly Group Inc. 410-977-2053 9520 Berger Road, Suite 212 27 Maryland Ave. 233 E. Redwood St. Columbia, MD 21046 Annapolis, MD 21401 BALTIMORE CHILD Baltimore, MD 21202-3332 410-507-4182 ABUSE CENTER 410-576-4104 SALLIANN ALBORN 2300 N. Charles St. JENNIFER BEVAN-DANGEL Maryland Community JOANNE ANTOINE Baltimore, MD 21211 Health System Common Cause Maryland Advocates for Children and Youth 5850 Waterloo Road Suite 140 121 Cathedral St., Suite 2A-4 RON BARNES 1 N. Charles St., Suite 2400 Columbia, MD 21045 Annapolis, MD 21401 Google LLC Baltimore, MD 21201 c/o 28 Liberty Ship Way GARY R. ALEXANDER ERIN APPEL Suite 2815 RICK BINETTI Alexander & Cleaver P.A. Capitol Strategies LLC Sausalito, CA 9465 Laborers’ International 54 State Cir. 1 State Circle Union of North America Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 STACEY BARRACK Baltimore/Washington 410-974-9000 Howard Consulting Group Inc. Construction & Public Employees MARY ANNE APPLING 1875 K Street NW, 4th Floor Laborers District Council ALEXANDER & CLEAVER P.A. Funk & Bolton P.A. Washington, DC 20006 11951 Freedom Drive, Suite 310 54 State Circle 100 Light St., Suite 1400 Reston, VA 20190 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21202 SARAH BASEHART 410-216-1292 Independence Now TABB J BISHOP 410-974-9000 12301 Old Columbia Pike Gerard E. Evans, Ltd. JOHN ALLEN Suite 101 191 Main St., Suite 210 JASON ASCHER Silver Spring, MD 20904 EP9628 Mid-Atlantic Pipe Trades Annapolis, MD 21401 410-990-1521 701 Ninth St., N.W 7050 Oakland Mills Road SARAH BATTISTI Washington, DC 20068 Suite 180 NRG Energy TINA M. BJAREKULL Columbia, MD 21046 529 E. 135 Street KATIE ALLSTON Maryland Independent College & Romeoville, IL, 60446 University Association Marian House JOSEPH L. ASKEW 949 Gorsuch Ave. 140 South St. Verizon MARLEE BAUCOM Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21218 12 West St. Norfolk Southern Corporation Annapolis, MD 21401 One Constitution Avenue, NE ALLYSON BLACK BRYAN ALSTON 202-515-2447 Suite 300 Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. State Circle Strategies LLC Washington, DC 20002 112 West St. 150 South Street #104 BOB ATLAS 202-675-8213 Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 Maryland Hospital Association 410-269-5286 410-834-3708 6820 Deerpath Road DANIELLE BAUER Thompson Ag Consulting LLC Elkridge, MD 21075 FRAZIER BLAYLOCK BRYAN ALSTON 123 Clay Drive Queenstown, MD 21658 4812 Drummond Ave. State Circle Strategies LLC KEVIN ATTICKS Chevy Chase, MD 20815 3 Church Circle #101 Grow & Fortify LLC 443-262-8491 Annapolis, MD 21401 6247 Falls Road, Suite G DAVID BLOOM 410-834-3708 Baltimore, MD 21209 DAVID PERRY BELEW Maryland Historical Society 1310 Point St. Baltimore, MD 21231 IRNANDE ALTEMA RAGINA COOPER AVERELLA 201 W. Monument St. Baltimore, MD 21201 Mental Health Association AAA Mid-Atlantic NICOLA BOCOUR of Maryland 8600 LaSalle Road, CHARLES BELL Giffords 1301 York Road, #505 Oxford Building Suite 639 Consumer Reports Inc. 700 13th St., NW Suite 600 Lutherville, MD 21202 Towson, MD 21286 1535 Mission St. Washington, DC 20005 410-901-1550 San Francisco, CA 94103 HENRY W. BOGDAN YANET AMANUEL LORENZO M. BELLAMY Maryland Association of Nonprofit Job Opportunities Task Force B Bellamy Genn Group, LLC Organizations 201 N. Charles St. CHRISTOPHER BADGLEY 220 Prince George St. 1500 Union Ave. Suite 2500 Baltimore Suite 2404 1235 Clark St., Suite 1210 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21211 Baltimore, MD 21201 Arlington, VA 22202 410-990-1010 443-438-2318 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 23

LAURA CATHERINE JEN BROCK-CANCELLIERI STEVE BUTTERFIELD WILLIAM A. CASTELLI BOGLEY-KNICKMAN 1199SEIU United Healthcare The Leukemia & Lymphoma Maryland REALTORS Maryland Right to Life Workers East – Maryland/DC Society 200 Harry S Truman 420 Chinquapin Round Road Division 3 International Drive Suite 200 Pkwy., Suite 200 Suite 2-I 611 N. Eutaw St. Rye Brook, NY 10573 Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21201 800-638-6425 MARGARET BYRON MATT BOHLE TAMERA ANITA BROWN The Nature Conservancy ELIZA CAVA Rifkin, Weiner, Livingston LLC Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. 425 Barlow Place Suite 100 Audubon Naturalist Society 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 3712 Hansberry Court NE Bethesda, MD 20814 8940 Jones Mill Road Annapolis, MD 21401 Washington, DC 20018 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 410-269-5066 ROBERT T. BROWN SR. TERRENCE JAMES CAVANAGH FRANK D. BOSTON, III Maryland Watermen’s Association C SEIU Maryland / DC State Council 1410 Bush St. Suite F Law Office of Frank D. Boston, III 1805A Virginia St. ARDATH M. CADE 2002 Clipper Park Road Suite 108 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21230 The Cade Mason Group 410-280-0830 Baltimore, MD 21211 410-216-6610 78 Riverside Drive ALAN BOWSER ERIC L. BRYANT Severna Park, MD 21146 MATTHEW CELENTANO Bridgewater Associates LP Rifkin, Weiner, Livingston LLC 410-647-7882 Funk & Bolton. P.A. One Glendinning Place 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 100 Light St., Suite 1400 Westport, CT 06880 Annapolis, MD 21401 KYANNA CADWALLADER Baltimore, MD 21202 410-269-5066 Maryland PIRG 410-659-7700 ERIN BRADLEY 2209 Maryland Ave. Apartment & Office Building JENNIFER BRYANT Baltimore, MD 21218 GABRIELLE CHARNOQITZ Association of Metropolitan Heartland Dental 410-467-9389 CommuniCare Washington 1206 Westcliff Drive 1302 Concourse Drive Suite 200 1025 Connecticute Ave. Newport Beach, CA 92660 EILEEN CAHILL Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Suite 1005 Holy Cross Health Washington, DC 20036 JOSEPH C. BRYCE 1500 Forest Glen Road TODD R CHASON Manis Canning & Associates Silver Spring, MD 20910 Gordon Feinblatt LLC JASON BRAND 12 Francis St. 233 E. Redwood St. Anne Arundel Association of Annapolis, MD 21401 ENRIQUE CALVO Baltimore, MD 21202-3332 Realtors 410-263-7882 SEIU Local 32BJ 410-576-4069 25 West 18th St., 5th Floor 1521 Ritchie Hwy #300 CHESAPEAKE BAY Arnold, MD 21012 JEFFREY BUCHHEIT New York, NY 10011 Pride of Baltimore Inc. FOUNDATION, INC TIM E. BRAUE 1240 Key Hwy. KENYA CAMPBELL Chesapeake Bay Foundation Inc Old Line Government Affairs LLC Baltimore, MD 21230 AFT Maryland 6 Herndon Ave. 210 W. Pennsylvania Ave., 443-803-3231 5800 Metro Drive, Suite 100 Annapolis, MD 21403 Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21215 410-268-8816 MICHAEL ALAN BULLIS Baltimore, MD 21204 AMY CHIANG 410-321-8200 Independent Marylanders LOUIS CAMPION Achieving Growth Through N/A Maryland Motor Truck 101 Constitution Ave. NW BRAVO GROUP Empowerment Inc. Association 20 N, Narjet Square, Suite 800 300 E. Joppa Rd. Suite 312 Suite 500W 9256 Bendix Road, Suite 203 Washington, DC 20001 Harrisburg, PA 17101 Towson, MD 21286 Columbia, MD 21045 410-644-4600 ANN T. CIEKOT ADRIENNE BREIDENSTINE ELIZABETH BUNNEN Public Policy Partners Behavioral Health System AnnDyl Policy Group LLC PATRICK CARLSON 48 Maryland Ave., Suite 304 Baltimore 717 Kennebec Ave. Johns Hopkins Annapolis, MD 21401 100 S. Charles St. Takoma Park, MD 20912 901 S. Bond St., Suite 540 410-268-0990 Baltimore, MD 21202 202-276-1773 Baltimore, MD 21231 410-637-1900 PATRICIA LYNN CIOTTA ANDREW BURMEISTER J. DARRELL CARRINGTON CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield TAMELA ELIZABETH Strategic Education Inc. Carrington & Associates 10455 Mill Run Circle BRESNAHAN 2303 Dulles Station Blvd. 6007 Hillmeade Road Owings Mills, MD 21117 AARP Maryland Herndon, VA 20171 Bowie, MD 20720 200 St. Paul St., 25th Floor 732-763-7398 MARY CLAPSADDLE Baltimore, MD 21202 GENE L. BURNER Johns Hopkins MPPA, Inc. DAVID H. CARROLL, JR. 901 S. Bond St., Suite 540 JENNIFER BRIEMANN 19 Fairway Island Baltimore, MD 21231 Maryland Catholic Conference Grasonville, MD 21638 Capitol Strategies LLC 1 State Circle 10 Francis St. 410-279-1264 RACHELL PASSIE CLARK Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 Evans & Associates LLC DEBORAH BURRELL 191 Main St., Suite 210 JULIANNA NICOLE BRIGHTMAN Burrell International Group LINDA C CARTER Meyers, Rodbell Annapolis, MD 21401 The Law Offices of 1945 Crossing Stone Court 410-990-1521 Frank D. Boston, III Frederick, MD 21702 and Rosenbaum P.A. 2002 Clipper Park Road Suite 108 202-641-4206 6801 Kenilworth Ave Suite 400 THOMAS G. COALE Baltimore, MD 21211 Riverdale Park, MD 20737 Talkin & Oh LLP 410-323-7090 RUSSELL P. BUTLER 301-699-5800 5100 Dorsey Hall Drive Maryland Crime Victims’ Ellicott City, MD 21042 BARBARA M BROCATO Resource Center, Inc. W. MINOR CARTER Barbara Marx Brocato 1001 Prince Georges Blvd., VanScoyoc Associates, Inc. DREW P. COBBS & Associates Suite 750 13 Enclave Court Maryland Petroleum Council 18 Pinkney St. Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 Annapolis, MD 21403 60 West St., #403 Annapolis, MD 21401 240-335-4030 410-268-5263 Annapolis, MD 21401 24 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

MICHAEL COBURN MARJORIE A. CORWIN SUSAN GAZAWAY DANTONI JENNIFER DIAMOND Providence Strategies LLC Gordon Feinblatt LLC Montgomery County Maryland Consumer Rights 222 Prince George St. Suite #110 233 E. Redwood St. Medical Society Coalition Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21202 15855 Crabbs Branch Way 2209 Maryland Ave. 410-576-4041 Rockville, MD 20855 Baltimore, MD 21218 JENNIFER COHEN Maryland Optometric Association LOUIS COSTANTINO MIRANDA DARDEN JOANNA LEIGH DIAMOND 8604 Keller Ave. Managed Funds Association Maryland Affordable Health Care for the Homeless Stevenson, MD 21153 600 14th St., NW Suite 900 Housing Coalition 421 Fallsway Washington, DC 20005 196 President St. Baltimore, MD 21202 JULIE D. COHEN Annapolis, MD 21403 Johnson & Johnson CHRISTOPHER COSTELLO CHRISTOPHER V. DIPIETRO P.O. Box 34043 Public Sector Consulting Group SALLY DAVIES Cdi Consulting Services, LLC Bethesda, MD 20817 6400 Baltimore National Pike AFSCME Maryland Council 3 4411 Sedgwick Road Baltimore, MD 21228 190 West Ostend St.. Suite 100 Baltimore, MD 21210 NICHOLAS SIMON COHEN 410-746-3452 Baltimore, MD 21230 Maryland Citizens for the Arts IKE DIXON 120 W. North Ave., Suite 302 NATALIE E. COTTON CHESTER DAVIS JR. Ike Dixon Baltimore, MD 21201 Southern Maryland Electric Association for Accessble 22 Wedge Way 410-467-6700 Cooperative, Inc. Medicines Baltimore, MD 21208 601 New Jersey Ave. P.O. Box 1937 ERIC COLCHAMIRO NW Suite 850 FRANCES P. DOHERTY Hughesville, MD 20637 Washington, DC 20001 The Doherty Group LLC Alzheimers Association 301-274-4377 of Greater Maryland P.O. Box 668 1850 York Road D STEVEN DELBIANCO New Market, MD 21774 VIRGINIA GARDNER CRESPO NetChoice 301-865-2214 Timonium, MD 21093 Maryland Retired School 443-632-9722 1401 K St., NW Suite 502 Personnel Association Washington, DC 20005-3417 MICHAEL J DOHERTY 8379 Piney Orchard Pkwy, Suite A 202-420-7482 Maryland State Rifle & Pistol ALLISON COLDEN Odenton, MD 21113 Chesapeake Bay Foundation Association ASHTON DELONG 10221 Dolliter Court 6 Herndon Ave. PHILIP CRONIN Annapolis, MD 21403 Medical Mutual Liability Ellicott City, MD 21042 McDonald’s Corporation Insurance Society of Maryland 443-288-6045 535 S. Rose St ROBBIE COLEMAN (Medical Mutual) Baltimore, MD 21224 225 International Circle DANIEL T DOHERTY, JR. Ronnie Coleman The Doherty Group LLC 2510 Briarcliffe Ave. Hunt Valley, MD 21030 ANTHONY CUSATI III 410-785-0052 P.O. Box 668 Cincinnati, OH 45212 IGS Energy New Market, MD 21774 CARVILLE B COLLINS 1379 Butter Churn Drive JAMES WILLIAM DEMARCO 301-865-2214 DLA Piper LLP (US) Herndon, VA 21070 Citizens Climate Lobby 703-618-2218 7516 Sweetbriar Drive MICHELE DOUGLAS 6225 Smith Ave. Public Policy Partners Baltimore, MD 21209 College Park, MD 20740 TRAVIS KNIGHT CUTLER 443-845-5601 48 Maryland Ave., Suite 304 410-847-5598 Marriott International Annapolis, MD 21401 JOCELYN IRENE COLLINS 10400 Fernwood Road VINCENT DEMARCO 410-268-0990 Bethesda, MD 20817 Vincent DeMarco American Cancer Society Maryland Citizens Health Initative TINA NECHOLE DOVE Cancer Action Network MICHAEL CUZZI 2600 St. Paul St. Maryland State Education 555 11th St. NW, Suite 300 N/A Baltimore, MD 21218 Association Washington, DC 20004 200 Liberty St., 14th Floor 410-235-9000 140 Main St. 301-254-0072 New York, NY 10281 Annapolis, MD 21401 JOSEPH DEMATTOS JR. 443-433-3637 JOHN COMMERFORD MOIRA CYPHERS Health Facilities National Rifle Association Association of Maryland LOREEN K DOYLE of America Compass Government Relations Partners LLC 601 Global Way, Suites 100-103 CBH Community Behavioral 11250 Waples Mill Road Linthicum, MD 21090 Health Association c/o NRA OGC 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 Annapolis, MD 21401 410-290-5132 18 Egges Lane Fairfax, VA 22030 Catonsville, MD 21228 AMY DEMPSTER VALERIE T. CONNELLY N/A JAMES J DOYLE III Choptank Electric Cooperative D 1919 6th St. NW Law offices of James J. Doyle P.O. Box 430 Washington, DC 20001 LLC. Denton, MD 21629 CARMINE G D’ALESSANDRO 100 International Drive, 23rd Chesapeake Employers Insurance THOMAS M DENNISON Floor CHARLES COOK Company Southern Maryland Electric Baltimore, MD 21202 Maryland State and DC AFL-CIO 8722 Loch Raven Blvd. Cooperative Inc. 443-676-2940 7 School St. Towson, MD 21286 15035 Burnt Store Road Annapolis, MD 21401 Hughesville, MD 20637 KRISTIN E DRAPER 410-269-1940 SARAH MINNER DAHL Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy Choptank Electric ASHLEY DEVAUGHN & Ecker P.A. BETHANNE COOLEY Cooperative Inc. Advocates for Children and Youth 12505 Park Potomac Ave., CTIA - The Wireless Association P.O. Box 430 1 N. Charles St., Suite 2400 Sixth Floor 1400 16th St. NW, Suite 600 Denton, MD 21629 Baltimore, MD 21201 Potomac, MD 20854 Washington, DC 20036 410-479-8613 SHANNA DEVINE ALAN CURTIS DREW SCOTT CORBITT MICHAEL DAMERON Public Citizen Law Office of Alan C. Drew Anheuser-Busch Companies N/A 215 Pennsylvania Ave. SE 7310 Winterfield Terrace One Busch Place 607 14th St., NW Suite 650 Suite 300 Laurel, MD 20707 St. Louis, MO 63118 Washington, DC 20005 Washington, DC 20003 240-856-2607 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 25

JENNIFER R DRIBAN ROBYN S. ELLIOTT JOHN F FAVAZZA JENNIFER V FRANK National Aquarium Public Policy Partners Manis Canning & Associates Maryland Independent College in Baltimore Inc. 15 School St., Suite 300 12 Francis St. and University Association Pier 3, 501 E. Pratt St. Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 140 South St. Baltimore, MD 21202 410-268-0990 410-263-7882 Annapolis, MD 21401 ADAM DUBITSKY RODNEY EMERY SARAH FEENEY BRIAN FRAZEE Maryand Retailers Association Adam Dubitsky Mercury Public Affairs LLC Maryland Hospital Association 300 Tingey St., Suite 202 171 Conduit St. 721 Howard’s Loop Annapolis, MD 21401 6820 Deerpath Road Annapolis, MD 21401 Washington, DC 20003 410-269-1440 Elkridge, MD 21075 ASHLEY S. DUCKMAN JESSICA ENNIS MICHELLE FELDMAN RYAN FREDRIKSSON Maryland Chamber of Commerce Earthjustice Innocence Project National Aquarium 60 West St., Suite 100 500 New Jersey Ave. NW 40 Worth St., Suite 701 in Baltimore Inc. Annapolis, MD 21401 7th Floor New York, NY 10013 Pier 3, 501 East Pratt Street Washington, DC 20001 Baltimore, MD 21202 DENIS P DUNN JOSHUA FELDMARK 410-385-8276 AT&T D. ROBERT ENTEN Bike Maryland 1120 20th St., NW, Suite 800 Gordon Feinblatt LLC 1415 Bush St. HERBERT D. FRERICHS JR. Washington, DC 20036 233 E. Redwood St. Baltimore, MD 21230 Perdue Farms Inc. Baltimore, MD 21202 443-406-2711 31149 Old Ocean City Road 410-576-4114 KATHLEEN MCNALLY DURKIN JON COLBY FERGUSON Salisbury, MD 21804 The Arc Baltimore CHRIS ERCOLI Maryland Farm Bureau Inc. 7215 York Road 3358 Davidsonville Road EMILY FRIAS N/A CCAN Action Fund Baltimore, MD 21212 200 Liberty St., 14th Floor Davidsonville, MD 21035 410-922-3426 P.O. Box 11138 New York, NY 10281 Takoma Park, MD 20913 CAMILLE G. FESCHE KURT G ERICKSON DONALD C FRY E Washington Regional Alcohol Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC 225 Duke of Gloucester St. Greater Baltimore Committee RODERICK P EASTER Program Easter LSF, LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 111 South Calvert St., Suite 1700 7700 Leesburg Pike Suite 249 410-269-5066 Baltimore, MD 21202 832 Stamford Road Falls Church, VA 22043 PO Box 3042 703-893-0461 JOHN CARL FIASTRO KURT H. FUCHS Baltimore, MD 21229 Greenwill Consulting Group MidAtlantic Farm Credit 443-668-9546 SUSAN ESTY 92 Franklin St. 379 Deep Shore Road AFSCME Maryland Annapolis, MD 21401 Denton, MD 21629 RIANNA ECKEL 190 W. Ostend St. 443-416-3842 800-573-3028 Food & Water Watch Baltimore, MD 21230 3121 St. Paul St., Ste 28 JOSH FISHER Baltimore, MD 21218 GERARD EVANS Association of 410-394-7652 Gerard E. Evans LLC Global Automakers Inc. G 191 Main St., Suite 210 c/o 28 Libery Ship Way, Suite 2815 DOUGLAS EARL EDWARDS Annapolis, MD 21401 Sausalito, CA 94965 SHANNON GRACE GAHS Mission of Love Charities, Inc. 410-990-1521 BAYADA Home Health Care DORIAN FLYNN 12 Newport Drive Suite C 6180 Old Central Ave. Maryland Association of Capitol Heights, MD 20743 HAYLEY EVANS Forest Hill, MD 21050 Nonpublic Special Education 443-797-4192 301-333-4440 Evans & Associates LLC 191 Main St., Suite 210 Facilities P.O. Box 6815 STEPHANIE GALICA DAMON ANDREW EFFINGHAM Annapolis, MD 21401 6501 N. Charles St. Emergent BioSolutions Common Cause Maryland 410-990-1521 Baltimore, MD 21285 100 Matsonford Road, Building 4, 121 Cathedral St., Suite 2A-4 Suite 201 Annapolis, MD 21401 MICHAEL EXLER DYANA FORESTER Guardian/Avesis United Food & Commercial Radnor, PA 19087 10324 S. Dolfield Road Workers Union Local 400 ASHLEY EGAN ERIC GALLY Unitarian Universalist Owings Mills, MD 21117 8400 Corporate Drive Suite 200 Landover, MD 20785 Gally Public Affairs, Inc. Legislative Ministry - Maryland 68 State Circle, Suite 6 c/o Unitarian Universalist SUSAN FOTHERGILL Annapolis, MD 21401 Church of Annapolis F Strong Schools Maryland 410-990-0069 333 Dubois Road DAVID FARBER 346 Rosebank Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401 King & Spalding LLP Baltimore, MD 21212 BRIAN GAMBERINI 410-404-4570 N/A NANCY EGAN 1700 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 200 1155 F St. NW, Suite 400 American Property JEFFREY FRANCER Washington, DC 20004 Washington, DC 20006 Association for Casualty Insurance Association 202-737-0500 8700 W Bryn Mawr Ave. Accessible Medicines HANNAH GARAGIOLA 601 New Jersey Ave. NW, Suite 1200S ANTONIA KIVELLE FASANELLI Compass Government Chicago, IL 60631 Suite 850 Relations Partners LLC Homeless Persons Washington, DC 20001 443-708-4668 Representation Project Inc. 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 201 N. Charles St. Suite 1104 FRANN G FRANCIS Annapolis, MD 21401 EMILY ELIZER Baltimore, MD 21201 Apartment & Office Bldg. National Rifle Association Association of Metropolitan ROBERT J. GARAGIOLA of America RACHAEL GUNDE FAULKNER Washington Compass Management 11250 Waples Mill Road Public Policy Partners 1025 Connecticut Ave. NW, Partners Inc. c/o NRA OGC 15 School St., 3rd Floor Suite 1005 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 Fairfax, VA 22030 Annapolis, MD 21401 Washington, DC 20036 Annapolis, MD 21401 26 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

SHAMOYIA MERRISSA LORI GRAF BRANDON HATTON GARDINER Maryland Builiding Industry Airbnb Inc. Advocates for Children and Youth Association H c/o 2350 Kerner Blvd. Suite 250 1 N. Charles St., Suite 2400 11825 W. Market Place RONALD JOSEPH HALBER San Rafael, CA 94901 Baltimore, MD 21201 Fulton, MD 20759 JCRC of Greater Washington 6101 Executive Blvd,. Suite 300 301-776-6204 HEIDI MICHELLE HAWKINS JULIE GARNER North Bethesda, MD 20852 N/A AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP CATHERINE GRASON 301-770-0881 101 Constitution Ave. NW 1023 Covington St. Washington, DC 20008 Baltimore, MD 21230 CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield LAURA HALE 1501 S. Clinton St. American Heart Association LILLIAN HAWKINS RYAN GAROFALO Mail Stop: CT10-04 217 E. Redwood St. Suite 1100 N/A Food & Water Watch Baltimore, MD 21224 Baltimore, MD 21202 1616 P St. NW, Suite 400 950 F St. NW, Suite 300 410-528-7088 Washington, DC 20004 SHANNON HALL Washington, DC 20035 ANNE M GREALY Community Behavioral Health TERESA MARIE HEALEY- ANN GEDDES Association of Maryland Nonprofit FirstEnergy CONWAY 68 State Circle 18 Egges Lane Medchi 10632 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Catonsville, MD 21228 Suite 234 Annapolis, MD 21401 224 Main St. Columbia, MD 21044 410-310-2544 BRIAN WILLIS HAMMOCK Annapolis, MD 21401 410-544-0312 AARON JOSEPH GREENFIELD CSX Transportation GIL GENN 1910 Benhill Avenue Bellamy Genn Group, LLC Greenfield Law, LLC JOHN HEBERT 220 Prince George St. Baltimore, MD 21226 11155 Dolfield Blvd., Suite 200 410-598-6700 Rail Security Alliance Annapolis, MD 21401 Owings Mills, MD 21117 1341 G St. NW, 6th Floor 410-990-1010 410-446-1992 KRISTEN HARBESON Washington, DC 20005 Maryland League of LEAH GIBBONS AARON J. GREENFIELD CAROLINE L. HECKER NRG Energy Conservation Voters Maryland Multi-Housing 30C West St. Rosenberg Martin Greenberg, 529 E. 135 St. LLP Romeoville, IL 60446 Association Annapolis, MD 21401 11155 Dolfield Boulevard 410-280-9855 25 S. Charles St., 21st Floor JOHN GIBSON Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21201 N/A Owings Mills, MD 21117 MARINA TAFT HARDY THERESE MARIE HESSLER 601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, 410-413-1547 Taft Hardy & Associates Suite 720 1208 Bay View Court Maryland Catholic Conference Washington, DC 20004 JAMES LYLE GREGORY Edgewater, MD 21037 10 Francis St. NA 443-822-2405 Annapolis, MD 21401 ALEXANDRA C GILBREATH AFSCME Maryland Council 3 402 Fair Hill Court BROOKE S HARPER JONATHAN MICHAEL 190 Ostend St. Annapolis, MD 21403 Chesapeake Climate HESTERMAN Baltimore, MD 21230 202-841-3567 Action Network Fund Maryland Association of Realtors 6930 Carroll Ave., Suite 720 200 Harry S. Truman Pkwy. CRAIG A. GILL JEFFREY GROSSI Takoma Park, MD 20913 Annapolis, MD 21401 Pfizer Inc. Sheppard Pratt Health System 301-992-6875 800-638-6425 c/o 28 Liberty Ship Way, Suite 6501 N. Charles St. 2815 Baltimore, MD 21204 MATT HARRELL SEAN T. HIGGINS Sausalito, CA 94965 410-938-3181 Curaleaf Golden Entertainment, Inc. 301 Edgewater Place, Suite 405 6595 S. Jones Blvd. ANDRE J. GINGLES JEFFRY F GUIDO Wakefield, MA 01880 Gingles, LLC Las Vegas, NV 89118 Building & Construction Trades 14401 Sweitzer Lane, Suite 570 LATARA HARRIS Laurel, MD 20707 Dept. AFL-CIO DENISE O. HILL 815 16th St. NW Suite 600 AT&T Denise Hill 1120 20th Street, NW, Suite 800 3914 Jenifer St., NW MARA GIORGIO Washington, DC 20006 Washington, DC 20036 Airbnb Inc. 202-756-4660 Washington, DC 20015 c/o 2350 Kerner Blvd. Suite 250 WILLIE R. HARRIS 202-362-2231 San Rafael, CA 94901 RONAN GULSTONE Harris Public Interest Washington Gas VIDAL HINES FRANCES HUGHES GLENDENING Consulting LLC SEIU Local 32BJ 1000 Maine Ave. SW 5804 Berkeley Avenue Maryland Association of Boards 1025 Vermont Ave. NW, of Education 6th Floor Baltimore, MD 21215 Washington, DC 20024 410-367-0220 7th Floor 621 Ridgely Ave., Suite 300 Washington, DC 20005 Annapolis, MD 21401 HOWARD GUTMAN LISA HARRIS JONES Harris Jones & Malone, LLC LARRY E. HINTON ROBERT MERRITT GLIDEWELL Gutman Group GEICO Glidewell Consulting Inc. 6930 Hillmead Road 2423 Maryland Avenue, Suite 100 Baltimore, MD 21218 One Geico Plaza 7611 Miami View Drive Bethesda, MD 20817 Washington, DC 20076 North Bay Village, FL 33141 410-366-1500 561-239-1340 LAUREN GUTSHALL 301-986-2081 The College Board MARTA HARTING ANGELA GOCENAUR Venable, LLP NORA HOBAN 1919 M St. NW, Suite 300 750 E. Pratt Street Suite 900 Maryland Hospital Association N/A Washington, DC 20036 109 Basil St. Baltimore, MD 21202 6820 Deerpath Path Road Marietta, PA 17547 717-579-5359 410-244-7542 Elkridge, MD 21075 JOSHUA GORDON SALLY MCMILLAN GUY ETHAN HASBROUCK JENNIFER HOEHN N/A Johns Hopkins Bristol-Myers Squibb Company N/A 2311 Blackberry Road 901 S. Bond St., Suite 540 57 Picadilly Circle 702 SW 8th St. Baltimore, MD 21209 Baltimore, MD 21231 Marlton, NJ 08053 Bentonville, AR 72716 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 27

KELLY M. HOFFMAN KIMBERLY R. HUMPHREY JUDY JENKINS LAURA JANE JONES Alexander & Cleaver, P.A. ACLU of Maryland Otsuka America The Dignity Mandate 54 State Circle 3600 Clipper Mill Road, Suite 350 Pharmaceutical Inc. 820 W. Central Ave. #31 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21211 12305 Harbour Circle Davidsonville, MD 21035 410-974-9000 Fort Washington, MD 20744 410-246-5561 DIANE HUTCHINS ROBERT LOUIS HOFMANN Maryland Zoo in Baltimore LUWANDA JENKINS MITCH JONES Maryland Works Inc. 1876 Mansion House Drive Bellamy Genn Group LLC Food & Water Watch 10270 Old Columbia Road, Baltimore, MD 21217 220 Prince George St. 3121 St. Paul St. Suite 28 Suite 100 443-552-5265 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21218 Columbia, MD 21046 410-990-1010 410-394-7651 JAY HUTCHINS PATRICK JOHN HOGAN Maryland Working Families MICHAEL JEWELL RICARRA JONES Cornerstone Government White Star International Inc. 1199seiu 2221 Maryland Ave. 611 N. Eutaw St. Affairs, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21218 101 Kenilworth Park Drive 9 State Circle, Suite 302 Towson, MD 20214 Baltimore, MD 21201 Annapolis, DC 21401 443-844-6513 MICHAEL V JOHANSEN THOMAS H. JONES TONI E. HOLNESS Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC ACLU of Maryland I The Dignity Mandate Inc. 3600 Clipper Mill Road, Suite 350 ROBERT IMHOFF 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 820 W. Central Ave. #31 Baltimore, MD 21211 Maryland Patient Safety Center Annapolis, MD 21401 Davidsonville, MD 21035 6820 Deerpath Road 410-269-5066 410-246-5708 ALEXANDRA HOLZER Elkridge, MD 21075 The Energy & Minerals Group 410-540-5076 ALLISON JOHNSON KRISTIN JONES BRYCE 2229 San Felipe St., Suite 1300 Natural Resources University of Maryland Medical Houston, TX 77019 INNOCENCE PROJECT Defense Council System Corporate Office 40 Worth St., Suite 701 111 Sutter St., 21st Floor 250 W. Pratt St., 24th floor ALIYAH N HORTON New York, NY 10013 San Francisco, CA 64104 Baltimore, MD 21201 Maryland Pharmacists Association ANDREA JOHNSON LISAE C JORDAN 9115 Guilford Road, Suite 200 National Women’s Law Center Law Office of Lisae C.Jordan Baltimore, MD 21230 J 11 Dupont Circle NW, Suite 800 638 5th St. NE 443-583-8000 MARCUS JACKSON Washington, DC 20036 Washington, DC 20002 Maryland Building 443-995-5544 DERON A JOHNSON JANE HORVATH Industry Association N/A WILHELM H JOSEPH, JR. Maryland Health Initiative 11825 West Market Place 305 Stable View Court Legal Aid Bureau, Inc. Education Fund Inc. Fulton, MD 20759 2600 St. Paul St. Parkton, MD 21120 500 E. Lexington St. Baltimore, MD 21218 301-776-6208 Baltimore, MD 21202 KATHRYN JOHNSON MICHAEL HOUSER DAVID A JACOBS Christian Science Committee JOHN H JOSSELYN Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC LA Perez Consulting on Publication for Maryland N/A 245 Summer St. V6A 1101 Mercantile Lane P.O. Box 1585 8108 Kirkwall Court Boston, MA 02210 Largo, MD 20774 Annapolis, MD 21404 Towson, MD 21286 301-602-2089 EMILY HOVERMALE KEVIN JOHNSON Humane Society of the DONNA L. JACOBS NA United States University of Maryland 210 Southgate Ave. K 1255 23rd St. NW, Suite 450 Medical System Annapolis, MD 21401 LAUREN KALLINS Washington, DC 20037 250 W. Pratt St., 24th Floor MD Association Baltimore, MD 21201 ROBERT G. JOHNSON of Community Services KATHERINE K. HOWARD Capitol Strategies, LLC 8835 Columbia 100 Pkwy., Regional Management, Inc. JONAS A JACOBSON 1 State Circle Suite P 11 E. Fayette St. Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson Annapolis, MD 21401 Columbia, MD 21045 Baltimore, MD 21202 125 Cathedral St. 410-740-5125 410-539-2370 Annapolis, MD 21401 SEAN JOHNSON 410-977-3419 Maryland State Education JODY L KALLIS FRANK HOWARD, JR. Association Maryland Association of Howard Consulting Group MICHELLE JACQUIS Community Colleges 1875 K St. NW, 4th Floor 140 Main St. Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. Annapolis, MD 21401 60 West St., Suite 200 Washington, DC 20036 3810 Buck Lake Road #B204 Annapolis, MD 21401 Tallahassee, FL 32317 JOSH HOWE ERIC L JOHNSTON III 617-352-6336 JOHN M. KANE Compass Management Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Alton Strategies LLC Consolidated Partners Inc. CARL S. JEAN-BAPTISTE 201 Defense Hwy., Suite 260 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 7210 Preston Gateway Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 Gallagher Eveluis & Jones LLP Hanover, MD 21076 Annapolis, 21401 218 N. Charles St., Suite 400 410-846-1600 LAURA HOWELL Baltimore, MD 21201 ANN HOLMES JONES NEAL KARKHANIS MD Association 410-727-7702 Partners for Open Space Maryland Hospital Association of Community Services 3600 Clipper Mill Road #248 6820 Deerpath Road 8835 Columbia 100 Pkwy, Suite P STACEY JEFFERSON Baltimore, MD 21211 Elkridge, MD 21075 Columbia, MD 21045 Behavioral Health System Baltimore GARY R JONES PAMELA M KASEMEYER TAMI HOWIE 100 South Charles St. Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn Schwartz, Metz & Wise P.A. DLA Piper Tower II, 8th Floor & Jones P.A. 20 West St. 2016 Huntwood Drive Baltimore, MD 21201 120 E. Baltimore St., Suite 2100 Annapolis, MD 21401 Gambrills, MD 21054-2033 410-735-8578 Baltimore, MD 21202 410-244-7000 28 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

CHARLES KASKY ANDREA EDNA KOLP MIRIAM LEHMAN Maryland Realtors The Arc Maryland Maryland Bankers Association 200 Harry S Truman Pkwy., #200 8601 Robert Fulton Drive L 186 Duke of Gloucester St. Annapolis, MD 21401 Suite 140 TRACI LA VALLE Annapolis, MD 21041 Columbia, MD 21046 Maryland Hospital Association 410-269-5977 DANNA L KAUFFMAN 6820 Deerpath Road Schwartz, Metz & Wise P.A. JANIS ANNE KRAMER Elkridge, MD 21075 DOROTHY J LENNIG 20 West St. Janis A. Kramer House of Ruth Maryland 684 Santa Maria Lane TODD LAMB 2201 Argonne Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 Capitol Strategies, LLC 410-244-7000 Davidsonville, MD 21035 Baltimore, MD 21218 1 State Circle 410-554-8460 Annapolis, MD 21401 JESSIE KAYE KELLER DWAYNE A. KRATT Diageo BRIAN LEVINE Maryland Multi-Housing KIMBERLY ANN LAMPHIER Association 801 Main Ave. Greater Baltimore Committee Norwalk, CT 06851 KHL Strategies 111 S Calvert St., # 1700 11155 Dolfield Blvd. 3 Enjay Ave. Baltimore, MD 21202 Owings Mills, MD 21117 203-229-4504 Catonsville, MD 21228 ELIZABETH LEVINE BUCKY KENNEDY PHILIP W KRESGE DAVID LANDERS National Ready Mixed KO Public Affairs Southern Crop Managed Funds Association 111 S. Calvert St. Production Association Concrete Association 600 14th St. NW, Suite 900 900 Spring St, Baltimore, MD 21202 PO Box 1586 Washington, DC 20005 Silver Spring, MD 20910 410-685-7080 Reidsville, NC 27323 JILL LANDRY SAM LEVY WILLIAM ALLEN KRESS Lafarge North America Inc. CHRISTINA KENNEDY The Capital Law Firm PA Everytown for Gun Safety Cultural Care Inc. Holcim (US) Inc. Action Fund 92 Market St. Aggregate Industries Inc. 1 Education St. Annapolis, MD 21401 P.O. Box 4184 Cambridge, MA 02141 15900 Dooley Road New York, NY 10163 410-375-8548 Addison, TX 75001 LAURALEE LEWIS LANCE CLARK KILPATRICK LARS BO KRISTIANSEN IVAN K LANIER AFSCME Maryland Nationwide Mutual Alexander & Cleaver P.A. N/A 54 State Circle 190 W. Ostend St. Insurance Company 701 9th St. NW Baltimore, MD 21230 1401 Poplar Ave. Washington, DC 20068 Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 410-974-9000 CATHERINE AUDREY KIRK IVAN V LANIER ROBINS CHRISTINE K KRONE Greenwill Consulting Group THOMAS LEWIS Maryland Citizens’ Schwartz, Metz & Wise P.A. 92 Franklin St., Suite 202 Johns Hopkins Health Initiative, Inc. 20 West Street Annapolis, MD 21401 901 S. Bond St., Suite 540 2600 St. Paul Street Annapolis, MD 21401 410-490-1309 Baltimore, MD 21231 Baltimore, MD 21218 410-244-7000 KATHRYN LANZAROTTO HOWARD LIBIT ANDREW KIRKNER N/A Baltimore Jewish Council CALEEN KUFERA 5750 Park Heights National Association of Mutual Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC 2645 15th St. NW Washington, DC 20009 Baltimore, MD 21215 Insurance Companies (NAMIC) 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 410-542-4850 3601 Vincennes Road Annapolis, MD 21401 Indianapolis, IN 46268 MELISSA LAVINSON N/A KEVIN LINDAMOOD THERESA M KUHNS Health Care for the Homeless ASYA KISLYUK Southern Maryland Edison Place 701 9th St. NW 421 Fallsway Airbnb Inc. Association of Realtors Baltimore, MD 21202 c/o Kerner Blvd. Suite 250 8440 Old Leonardtown Rd Washington, DC 20068 San Rafael, CA 94901 Hughesville, MD 20637 KATHRYN MARY LAVRIHA ANNE M LINDNER N/A N/A JOHN P. KITZMILLER LAURIE KUIPER Edison Place Kaiser Foundation Health Plan 111 Storm Haven Court Maryland Automobile Stevensville, MD 21666 701 9th St. NW Dealers Association of the Mid-Atlantic States Inc. Washington, DC 20068 7 State Circle, Suite 301 2101 East Jefferson St. KATHERINE LAWRENCE Annapolis, MD 21401 Rockville, MD 20852 ACT, Inc. BRETT STEWART LININGER 410-269-1710 301-816-6480 c/o 2350 Kerner Blvd. Suite 250 Old Line Government Affairs, LLC San Rafael, CA 94901 210 W. Pennsylvania Ave. STEPHANIE ANN KLAPPER RUSSEL KUJAN Suite 200 Maryland Citizens’ Baltimore County Medical BRAD LEE Baltimore, MD 21204 Health Initiative Inc. Association Trinity Highway Products LLC 410-321-1838 2600 St. Paul St. 1211 Cathedral St. 2525 N. Stemmons Fwy. Baltimore, MD 21201 PATRICK LLOYD Baltimore, MD 21218 Dallas, TX 75207 410-296-1232 804-241-2258 Maryland Works Inc. 10270 Old Columbia Road PILLAR G KLEMANS JOSHUA KURTZ Chesapeake Employers’ VINCENT O LEGGETT Columbia, MD 21046 The Nature Conservancy Leggett Group Insurance Fund 425 Barlow Place, Suite 100 3436 Cohasset Ave. CAILEY LOCKLAIR TOLLE 8722 Loch Raven Blvd. Bethesda , MD 20814 Annapolis, MD 21403 Maryland Retailers Association Room 429A 410-269-7815 171 Conduit St. Towson, MD 21286 JESSICA KWASNY Annapolis, MD 21401 Health Facilities RON LEGLER 410-269-1440 LISA MARIE KLINGENMAIER Association of Maryland Francis-Merrick Catholic Charities 601 Global Way, Suite 100-103 Performing Arts Center JOYCE LOMBARDI 228 W. Lexington St., Suite 220 Linthicum, MD 21090 12 N. Eutaw St. Baltimore Child Abuse Center Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore, MD 21201 2300 N. Charles St. 667-600-3346 443-703-2410 Baltimore, MD 21211 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 29

RAMON LOOBY MARIA CONSUELO MAISTO MARYLAND LEAGUE OF CHAMPE C. MCCULLOCH Bank of America Corporation Harris Jones & Malone LLC CONSERVATION VOTERS Maryland AGC 1455 Pennsylvania Ave NW, 2423 Maryland Ave., Suite 100 EDUCATION FUND 1301 York Road, Suite 202 Suite 950 DC8-455-09-01 Baltimore, MD 21218 Maryland League of Conservation Lutherville, MD 21093-6005 Washington, DC 20004 Voters Education Fund 410-321-7870 SEAN R MALONE 30C West St. SEAN M LOONEY Harris Jones & Malone LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 TOM MCDONALD Comcast Cable Communications 2423 Maryland Ave., Suite 100 Vorys LLP Management, LLC MARYLAND LEGISLATIVE 1909 K Street NW, 9th Floor 27 Francis St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Washington, DC 20006-1152 410-366-1500 AGENDA FOR WOMEN (MLAW) Annapolis, MD 21401 c/o 305 W. Chesapeake Ave., Suite 201 CAITLIN E MCDONOUGH JOHANN D. LOPEZ THOMAS J MALONEY Harris Jones & Malone, LLC Marriott International Inc. Towson, MD 21204 Citigroup Washington, Inc. 443-519-1005 2423 Maryland Ave., Suite 100 1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, 10400 Fernwood Road, Baltimore, MD 21218 Suite 1000 Dept. 52-904 MARYLAND LIBRARY 410-366-1500 Washington, DC 20004 Bethesda, MD 20817 ASSOCIATION RENEE MCGUIRK-SPENCE KATHLEEN GARRETT 1401 Hollins St. Public School Superintendents JON MANDELL Baltimore, MD 21223 LOUGHRAN Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Association of Maryland Anthem, Inc. and Its Affiliates 1152 15th St. NW MARYLAND MATERNITY 9 Trotters Ridge Court including Amerigroup Maryland Washington, DC 20005 Catonsville, MD 21228 7550 Teague Road ACCESS COALITION, INC. Hanover, MD 21076 111 S Calvert St., Suite 2820 SHAWN M MCINTOSH NICHOLAS G MANIS Baltimore, MD 21202 410-981-4095 Manis Canning & Associates MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society DERON LOVAAS 12 Francis St. MARYLAND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1211 Cathedral St. Natural Resources Defense Annapolis, MD 21401 Maryland Public Affairs Baltimore, MD 21201 Council (NRDC) 410-263-7882 191 Main St., Suite 200 410-878-9846 1152 15th St. NW, Suite 300 Annapolis, MD 21401 Washington, DC 20005 ANDREA MANSFIELD ROBIN MCKINNEY 202-289-6868 Manis Canning & Associates MICHAEL MASON CASH Campaign of Maryland 12 Francis St. Providence Strategies LLC 575 S. Charles St., Suite 500 LEONARD L. LUCCHI Annapolis, MD 21401 222 Prince George St. Suite #110 Baltimore, MD 21201 O’Malley, Miles, Nylen & 410-263-7882 Annapolis, MD 21401 Gilmore, P.A. JAMES MCKITRICK 11785 Beltsville Drive, 10th BERNIE MARCZYK GREG MASSONI Maryland Chamber of Commerce Floor Cornerstone Government Affairs King & Spalding 60 West St., Suite 100 Calverton, MD 20770 9 State Circle, Suite 302 1700 Pennsylvania Ave, Annapolis, MD 21401 NW Suite 200 Annapolis, MD 21401 410-269-0642 ELAINE LUTZ Washington, DC 20006 Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc 202-737-0500 JENNIFER MCLAUGHLIN G DAN MARTIN Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson 6 Herndon Drive Mental Health Association Annapolis, MD 21403 CHERYL F MATRICCIANI 125 Cathedral St. of Maryland Medical Mutual Liability Annapolis, MD 21401 TIMOTHY P LYDEN 1301 York Road, Suite 505 Insurance Society of Maryland 410-271-6939 Lilly USA, LLC Lutherville, MD 21093 225 International Circle 19 Jennifer Lane 443-901-1550 Hunt Valley, MD 21030 MICHELE MERKEL Dillsburg, PA 17019 410-785-0050 Food & Water Watch MANELLE V MARTINO 1616 P St. NW, Suite 300 BARRY DENIS LYON DDS Pica and Associates KAREN MATUSIC Washington, DC 20036 Barry D. Lyon, D.D.S. 14 State Circle Exxon Mobil Corporation 202-683-4967 6 Harwick Court Annapolis, MD 21401 c/o 2350 Kerner Blvd., Suite 250 Baltimore, MD 21209 410-990-1250 San Rafael, CA 94901 BECKY MEROLA Calpine Energy Solutions LLC TRAVIS MARTZ SHERRY MCCAMMON 5435 Mercier St M Maryland Automobile Dealers American Cancer Society Cancer Lewis Center, OH 43035 Action Network MARK A. MACDOUGALL Association BRYAN MERRELL Southern Maryland Electric 7 State Circle Suite 301 405 Williams Court, Suite 120 Bayer U.S. LLC Cooperative, Inc. Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21220 2232 Fallen Oaks Drive P.O. Box 1937 410-269-1710 410-933-5146 Knoxville, TN 37932 Hughesville, MD 20637 TRAVIS JOHN MARTZ HAROLD N MCCAULEY SARAH MERSKY CHARLES D. MacLEOD Martz Legal WMDA Service Station & Baltimore Jewish Council MacLeod Law Group, LLC 60 West St., #364 Automotive Repair Association 5750 Park Heights Ave. 120 Speer Road, Suite 1 1532 Pointer Ridge Place, Suite E Baltimore , MD 21215 Annapolis, MD 21401 Bowie, MD 20716 Chestertown, MD 21620 443-440-5058 410-524-4850 410-810-1381 301-390-0900 CHRISTOPHER MEYER MARYLAND FIRE CHIEFS VALENCIA A. McCLURE CLINTON MACSHERRY ASSOCIATION Maryland Center of Maryland Family Network Baltimore Gas and Electric Economic Policy 1001 Eastern Ave. P.O. Box 4610 Company (BGE) 1800 N. Charles St., Suite 406 Baltimore, MD 21202 Hagerstown, MD 21742 112 West St. Baltimore, MD 21201 410-659-7701 Annapolis, MD 21401 MARYLAND GOVERNMENT ISAAC MEYER PAUL MADRAZO RELATIONS ASSOCIATION BRETT McCONE Compass Government Relations Glaxo Smith Kline 3 Church Circle #106 Maryland Hospital Association Partners, LLC 4705 Laurel Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 6820 Deerpath Road 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 Harrisburg, PA 17110 908-507-2659 Elkridge, MD 21075 Annapolis, MD 21401 30 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

AMERICAN JOE MIEDUSIEWSKI ANNA MUDD JOHN NETHERCUT ERIK OLSON Old Line Government Affairs, LLC Chesapeake Bay Foundation Public Justice Center Rail Security Alliance 210 W. Pennsylvania Ave., 6 Herndon Ave. 1 N Charles St., Suite 200 1341 G St. NW, 6th Floor Suite 200 Annapolis, MD 21403 Baltimore, MD 21201 Washington, DC 20005 Towson, MD 21204 410-337-0500 CHRISTOPHER MUDD ANDREW NICKLAS JESSICA OLSON Venable LLP Adventist HealthCare N/A WILLIAM R MILES 210 W. Pennsylvania Ave., 820 W. Diamond Ave. Suite 600 101 Constitution Ave. NW, William Miles Suite 500 Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Suite 500W Towson, MD 21204 Washington, DC 20001 P.O. Box 251 ERIC A. NIELSEN Huntingtown, MD 20639 Association of Maryland Pilots 410-414-2515 REBECCA H MULES JOHN A OLSZEWSKI SR. United HealthCare Services, Inc. 3720 Dillon St. OKS Strategies LLC Baltimore , MD 21224 TIMOTHY MILEY 9900 Bren Road East 305 Washington Ave. Gilead Sciences Inc. Minnetonka, MN 55343 KATHERINE H NIELSON Suite 502 P.O. Box 697 American Association Towson, MD 21204 Bedford, MA 01730 MATTHEW MULLIN 443-299-2943 High Street Strategies LLC of University Women 41 State Circle, Suite #2 1310 L St NW Suite 1000 CLAY C OPARA MATTHEW MINCIELI Washington, DC 20005 N/A Annapolis, MD 21401 Opara Law 27 Melcher St. RICHARD DON NORLING 400 East Joppa Road, Suite 40 Boston, MA 02210 KATHLEEN M. MURPHY Gally Public Affairs Baltimore, MD 21286 Maryland Bankers Association PO Box 5850 SHANNAH LYNN MINDERLEIN 186 Duke of Gloucester St. 3121 E. Nobles Mill Road JIM OTRADOVEC Capital Strategies LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 Darlington, MD 21034 American Council of Engineering 1 State Circle 410-269-5977 443-417-6385 Companies/Maryland Annapolis, MD 21401 312 N. Charles St., Suite 200 ROBIN CYNTHIA MURPHY CRAIG NOWACKI Baltimore, MD 21201 DWAYNE B MINGO Disability Rights Maryland Key Capital Strategies LLC 410-539-3566 Prince George’s County 1500 Union Ave. 39 Salem Way Association of Realtors Inc. Suite 2000 Malvern, PA 19355 OLUFUNSHO OWOLABI 8300 Corporate Drive, #100 Baltimore, MD 21211 N/A Landover, MD 20785 ALEXANDER G. NUNEZ 31-00 47th Ave. RORY DOUGLAS MURRAY Baltimore Gas and Electric Long Island City, NY 11101 HOLLY E MIRABELLA MD|DC Credit Union Association Company (BGE) CASH Campaign of Maryland 8975 Guilford Road, Suite 190 110 W. Fayette St., 14th Floor 575 S. Charles St., Suite 500 Columbia, MD 21046 Baltimore, MD 21201 P Baltimore, MD 21201 LARRY NWANKWO 410-692-8785 MICHELLE PAINTER Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC Sprint N 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 12502 Sunrise Valley Drive ELINOR MITCHELL Annapolis, MD 21401 Maryland Out of JULIEN NAGARAJAN Reston, VA 20196 School Time Network RELX Inc. 571-287-8097 1500 Union Ave., Suite 2300 1150 18th St. NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC 20036 RAMON PALENCIA-CALVO Baltimore, MD 21211 O Maryland League GARRETT J. O’DAY SUSAN MITCHELL KATHERINE JOHANNA NASH of Conservation Voters Greenwill Consulting Group, LLC Maryland Catholic Conference 86 Maryland Ave. Maryland Association of Realtors LLC 200 Harry S Truman Pkwy. 92 Franklin St. Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 10 Francis St. Annapolis, MD 21401 410-280-9855 301-524-9142 Annapolis, MD 21401 800-638-6425 DENNIS H. PARKINSON RANDALL F NASH MICHAEL O’HALLORAN The Rasmussen Group LLC LYNETTE MONROE State and Local Advisors National Federation of LA Perez Consulting 306 West Chesapeake Ave. 1686 E. Gude Drive Independent Business Towson, MD 21204-4405 1101 Mercantile Lane Rockville, MD 20850 3 Church Circle, Suite 169 410-821-4445 Largo, MD 20774 410-531-1982 Annapolis, MD 21401 240-825-4351 JERRY PASTERNAK MARTHA D. NATHANSON KEVIN O’KEEFFE Law Offices of Kevin O’Keeffe LLC N/A RICHARD ADOLPHUS Lifebridge Health 701 Ninth St. NW, Suite 9209 MONTGOMERY 804 S. Sharp St. 2401 W. Belvedere Ave. Baltimore, MD 21230 Washington, DC 20068 Maryland State Bar Association, Baltimore, MD 21215 Inc. 410-382-7844 PATIENTS FOR AFFORDABLE 520 W. Fayette St. OLIVIA GRACE NAUGLE DRUG NOW Baltimore, MD 21201 TAMARA TOLES O’LAUGHLIN Marijuana Policy Project Maryland Environmental 1875 K St. NW 2370 Champlain St. NW Health Network Washington, DC 20006 YAHEIRY MORA Washington, DC 20008 CASA de Maryland 2 East Read St., 2nd Floor Baltimore, MD 21202 PATIENTS FOR AFFORDABLE 8151 15th Ave. JOHN B. NEIL DRUGS INC. Hyattsville, MD 20783 Jack Neil & Associates LLC LISA M. OCHSENHIRT 1875 K St. NW, Floor 4 240-491-5781 P.O. Box 864 AquaLaw PLC Washington, DC 20006 Annapolis, MD 21404-0864 6 S. 5th St. HOPE MORRIS 410-349-4646 Richmond, VA 23219 AKIL PATTERSON Health Facilities Association Community Advocacy of Maryland BLAIR H NELSEN SANG W. OH Consultants 601 Global Way Suite 100-103 SCI Management Talkin & Oh, LLP 2327 Eutaw Place Linthicum, MD 21090 416 W Franklin St. 5100 Dorsey Hall Drive Baltimore, MD 21217 410-293-5132 Richmond, VA 23220 Ellicott City, MD 21042 301-748-4051 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 31

LAWRENCE N. PATTERSON JR. JOHN A PICA JR. DAVID PRESTWOOD ODETTE T RAMOS Allstate Insurance Company Pica and Associates LLC N/A Community Development 15000 Conference Center Drive 14 State Circle 1000 Nicollet Mall TPN-842 Network of Maryland Inc. Suite 400 Annapolis, MD 21401 Minneapolis, MD 55403 PO Box 22426 Chantilly, VA 20151 410-990-1250 Baltimore, MD 21203 MARK PROCOPIO 443-801-8137 TYLER C PATTON GARY PICKARD FreeState Justice Maryland Broadband Cooperative N/A GENE M. RANSOM, III 2129A Northwood Drive 17000 Red Hill Ave. 2526 St. Paul St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Medical & Chirurgical Faculty of Salisbury, MD 21801 Irvine, CA 92614 Maryland (MedChi) 410-341-6322 J. WILLIAM PITCHER GREGORY S. PROCTOR III 1211 Cathedral St. JENIFER PAULIUKONIS Law Office of J. William Pitcher G.S. Proctor & Associates Baltimore, MD 21201 Marylanders to Prevent Gun 27 Maryland Ave. 14408 Old Mill Road, Suite 201 800-492-1056 Violence Annapolis, MD 21401 Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 EMILY M RANSON 2600 St. Paul St. 410-268-0842 301-952-8885 Baltimore, MD 21218 Clean Water Action SUSAN J. PITCHER GREGORY S. PROCTOR JR. 1120 N Charles St., Suite 415 BONITA PENNINO Law Office of J. William Pitcher G.S. Proctor & Associates, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21201 Howard Consulting Group 27 Maryland Ave. 29 Francis St. TAHSEEN A RASHEED 1875 K St. NW, 4th Floor Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 Washington, DC 20006 410-268-0842 Capital Strategies 410-280-5088 1 State Circle DAVION PERCY ARI PLAUT Annapolis, MD 21401 Alexander & Cleaver P.A. Law Office of Frank D. Boston, III I. VANESSA PURNELL 54 State Circle 2002 Clipper Park Road Suite 108 MedStar Health RASKY PARTNERS, INC. Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21211 9 State Circle Suite 303 Rasky Partners, Inc. 410-974-9000 Annapolis, MD 21401 70 Franklin St., 3rd Floor CHRISTOPHER D POMEROY 410-216-6205 Boston, MA 02110 LAWRENCE ANTHONY PEREZ AquaLaw PLC L.A. Perez Consulting LLC 6 S. 5th St. DENNIS F RASMUSSEN PO Box 331 Richmond, VA 23219 The Rasmussen Group LLC Hyattsville, MD 20781-0331 Q 306 W. Chesapeake Ave. 240-281-1718 BRYSON F POPHAM TINNA DAMASO QUIGLEY Towson, MD 21204 Bryson F. Popham, P.A. 410-821-4445 TIMOTHY A PERRY 191 Main Street Suite 200 Funk & Bolton, P.A. 100 Light St., Suite 1400 Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson Annapolis, MD 21401 MAANSI K RASWANT 125 Cathedral St. 410-268-6871 Baltimore, MD 21202 410-216-1292 Maryland Hospital Association Annapolis, MD 21401 6820 Deerpath Road 443-739-9346 DAMON PORTER Association of Global MATTHEW WILLIAM SCHUYLER Elkridge, MD 21705 QUINLAN PERRY, WHITE, ROSS & Automakers Inc. DARREN REAMAN JACOBSON c/o 28 Liberty Ship Way Family League of Baltimore Custom Electronic Design Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson Suite 2815 2305 N. Charles St., Suite 200 125 Cathedral St. Sausalito, CA 94965 & Installation Association Baltimore, MD 21218 8475 Nightfall Lane Annapolis, MD 21401 410-236-5488 410-271-6939 MELISSA PORTER Fishers, IN 46037 317-328-4336 Delmarva Poultry Industry Inc. BRIAN M QUINN JENNIFER PETEREIN 16686 County Seat Hwy. Venable, LLP Public Policy Partners Georgetown, DE 19947 NICHOLAS ALEXANDER 48 Maryland Ave., Suite 304 302-856-9037 750 E. Pratt St., Suite 900 REDDING Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21202 Preservation Maryland 410-268-0990 EDDIE L. POUNDS 410-244-7466 3600 Clipper Mill Road, Suite 248 O’Malley, Miles, Nylen & Gilmore Baltimore, MD 21211 SARAH M. PETERS P.A. JOHN QUINN Bellamy Genn Group 11785 Beltsville Dr Fl 10 Baltimore Gas and Electric JULIA REGE 220 Prince George St. Calverton, MD 20705 Company Association of Global Annapolis, MD 21401 112 West St. Automakers, Inc. 410-990-1010 MICHAEL C POWELL Annapolis, MD 21401 c/o 28 Liberty Ship Way Gordon Feinblatt LLC 410-470-1215 Suite 2815 MATT PETERSON 233 E. Redwood St. Sausalito, CA 94965 Baltimore Jewish Council Baltimore, MD 21202 5750 Park Heights Ave. 410-576-4175 NANCY P REGELIN Baltimore, MD 21215 R Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy 410-542-4850 MATTHEW J POWER KARLA RAETTIG & Ecker PA Maryland Independent College 12505 Park Potomac Ave, IAN PFEIFFER and University Association Maryland League State Innovation Exchange 140 South St. of Conservation Voters 6th Floor 41 Windwhisper Lane Annapolis, MD 21401 30C West Street Potomac, MD 20854 Annnapolis, MD 21403 Annapolis, MD 21401 RICHARD REINHARDT HANNAH POWERS GARAGIOLA 410-280-9855 DIANA PHILIP Alexander & Cleaver P.A. Alexander & Cleaver, P.A. 54 State Circle NARAL Pro Choice Maryland 54 State Circle JOHN S RAINEY JR. 8905 Fairview Road, Suite 401 Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis MD 21401 Altria Client Services LLC and 410-974-9000 Silver Spring, MD 20910 410-974-9000 its Affiliates -- Philip Morris USA 301-565-4154 MARY PRESLEY Inc., John Middleton Co., U.S. JOHN C. REITH CANDIE PHIPPS Maryland Motorcoach Smokeless Tobacco Co. and Nu Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC Novartis Services Inc. Association Mark LLC 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 1 Health Plaza, Bldg. 200 PO Box 320266 6601 W. Broad St. Annapolis, MD 21401 East Hanover, NJ 07936 Alexandria, VA 22320 Richmond, VA 23230 443-261-2639 32 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

WILLIAM F RENDEROS BEATRICE RODGERS KATHY RUBEN VIRGINIA KOENIG Casa de Maryland Resource Connections, Inc. Consumer Health First SCATTERGOOD 8151 15th Ave. 10001 Derekwood Lane Suite 110 PO Box 59202 Northrop Grumman Corporation Hyattsville, MD 20783 Largo, MD 20706 Potomac, MD 20854 2980 Fairview Park Drive 301-460-2084 Fairfax, VA 22032 RETIREMENT PLANNING EMILY ROELL COALITION Harris Jones & Malone, LLC MARY ELLEN RUSSELL STEPHANIE SCHARPF Retirement Planning Coalition 2423 Maryland Ave., Suite 100 Maryland Catholic Conference, Jai Medical Systems 191 Main St., Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21218 LLC 5010 York Road Annapolis, MD 21401 10 Francis St. Baltimore, MD 21212 SABINE ROGERS 410-433-2200 PATRICK THOMAS REYNOLDS AnnDyl Policy Group LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 AFT-Maryland 717 Kennebec Ave. SAM HUNTER SCHLAICH Takoma Park, MD 20912 LAURENCE ANN RUTH Maryland Chamber of Commerce 5800 Metro Drive, Suite 100 Women’s Law Center Baltimore, MD 21215 202-621-0045 60 West St., Suite 100 of Maryland Inc. Annapolis, MD 21401 LAWRENCE ANTHONY MARTIN GUY ROHLING 305 W. Chesapeake Ave. 410-269-0642 RICHARDSON JR. Albers & Company Suite 201 Maryland Chamber of Commerce 1655 N. Fort Myer Drive Towson, MD 21204 DRUSILLA SCHMIDT-PERKINS 60 West St., Suite 100 Suite 700 410-321-8761 N/A Annapolis, MD 21401 Arlington, VA 22209 400 Winston Ave. 410-269-0642 202-895-0226 TARA RYAN Baltimore, MD 21212 Association for Accessible 410-258-8601 MAJOR F. RIDDICK JASON DANIAL ROHLOFF Medicines Strategic Solutions Center The College Board 601 New Jersey Ave. NW, KATLYN M. SCHMITT 8181 Professional Place Suite 1919 M St. NW, Suite 300 Suite 850 Waterkeepers Chesapeake 202 Landover, MD 20785 Washington, DC 20036 Washington, DC 20001 P.O. Box 11075 Takoma Park, MD 20913 GARY RIDDLE AMY ROHRER Indivior Inc. Maryland Hotel Lodging FRANZ SCHNEIDERMAN 10710 Midlothian Turnpike, Association S Consumer Auto 20 Ridgely Ave., Suite 309 13900 Laurel Lakes Ave., Suite 430 BERNARD J SADUSKY Richmond, VA 23235 Annapolis, MD 21401 Suite 101 Maryland Association of Laurel, MD 20707 BRAD RIFKIN BRIAN S ROSEN Community Colleges Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC N/A 60 West St., Suite 200 KALI SCHUMITZ 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 1515 Woodstock Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 Maryland Center on Economic Oakwood, OH 45419 Policy Annapolis, MD 21401 ARIEL DAVID SADWIN 410-269-5066 1800 N. Charles St., Suite 406 ADAM CRAIG ROSENBERG Agudath Israel of Maryland Baltimore, MD 21201 Baltimore Child Abuse Center 7 Church Lane, Suite 14 BRADLEY RIGHTNOWAR 2300 North Charles St. SCHWARTZ, METZ & WISE P.A. N/A Baltimore, MD 21208 Suite 401 410-484-3632 Schwartz, Metz & Wise, P.A. 1235 S. Clark St., Suite 1210 Baltimore, MD 21218 20 West St. Arlington, VA 22202 BRIAN A SAILER Annapolis, MD 21401 JEFF ROSENBERG Flywheel Government Solutions 410-244-7000 DENISE MARIE RILEY Amalgamated Transit Union AFT-Maryland International 1401 K St. NW CHARLES E. SCOTT 5800 Metro Drive Suite 100 10000 New Hampshire Ave. Washington, DC 20005 Washington Metropolitan Area Baltimore, MD 21215 Silber Spring, MD 20903 DELORA SANCHEZ Transit Authority DEBORAH R RIVKIN 600 Fifth St. NW MARTIN ROSENDALE Cornerstone Government Affairs Washington, DC 20001 CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield MD Tech Council LLC 1501 S. Clinton St., Suite 700 9841 Washingtonian Blvd. 9 State Circle, Suite 302 JAI MITRA SEUNARINE Baltimore, MD 21224-5744 Suite 200 Annapolis, MD 21401 Jai Medical Systems 410-528-7054 Gaithersburg, MD 20878 301 International Circle CHRISTINE A. SATTERFIELD Hunt Valley, MD 21030 MIKE ROBBINS COLLAN ROSIER Office of Bruce Bereano 410-433-2200 Maryland Hospital Association Maxim Healthcare Services Inc. 191 Duke of Gloucester St. 6820 Deerpath Road 7227 Lee Deforest Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 ANTHONY SEVERONI Elkridge, MD 21075 Columbia, MD 21046 N/A KARA SAUL RINALDI 10 William Howard Drive RICHARD L. ROBINSON JUSTIN ROSS AnnDyl Policy Group LLC Glen Mills, PA 19342 Manufactured Housing Institute/ Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson 717 Kennebec Ave. Maryland MHI 125 Cathedral St. ROBERT SEXTON 1655 Ft Myers, #200 Takoma Park, MD 20912 Annapolis, MD 21401 202-276-1773 RTS Strategies Arlington, VA 22209 240-687-3754 5447 Watkins Road SW PAMELA SAVAGE Pataskala, OH 43062 MELISSA S ROCK RICHARD A. ROTHROCK Advocates for Children and Youth Crown Castle Christian Science Committee SFAAMD ASSOCIATION, INC 1 North Charles St., 10980 Grantchester Way on Publication for Maryland Inc. 8609 Wintergreen Court #204 Suite 2400 Suite 400 P.O. Box 1585 Odenton, MD 21113 Baltimore, MD 21201 Columbia, MD 21044 Annapolis, MD 21404 443-306-1179 PATRICK H. RODDY JOEL D. ROZNER EMILY SCARR KATHY SHAHINIAN Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC Maryland PIRG Episcopal Diocese of Maryland 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 225 Duke of Gloucester St. 3121 St. Paul St., Suite 26 4 E. University Pkwy. Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 Baltimore, MD 21218 Baltimore, MD 21114 443-261-2283 410-269-5066 410-467-9389 410-253-61914 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020 33

KELLEY SHANNON SINGLE SALES FACTOR DELESE SPRIGGS JENNIFER THAYER Jai Medical Systems COALITION Maryland State Education Bryson F. Popham, P.A. 5010 York Road Single Sales Factor Coalition Association 191 Main St., Suite 200 Baltimore , MD 21212 c/o Maryland Public Affairs 140 Main St. Annapolis, MD 21401 410-433-2200 191 Main St., Suite 200 Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 MARTIN THOMAS DANIEL SHATTUCK NICOLE STALLINGS Service Employees International Barbara Marx Brocato MICHELLE SIRI Maryland Hospital Association Union, Local 32BJ Women’s Law Center of Maryland & Associates 6820 Deerpath Road 25 West 18th St., 5th Floor 305 W. Chesapeake Ave. Elkridge, MD 21075 18 Pinkney St. Suite 201 New York, NY 10011 Annapolis, MD 21401 Towson, MD 21204 LISA STEELMAN LINDSAY THOMPSON 410-321-8761 RENEE SHEEHY N/A Thompson Ag Consulting LLC N/A KAREN SISSON 1235 S. Clark St., Suite 1210 123 Clay Drive 701 9th St. NW Walgreen Co. Arlington, VA 22202 Queenstown, MD 21658 Washington, DC 20068 104 Wilmot Road, #1415 Deerfield, IL 60015 KRISTIN RENEE STEPHENS MELVIN R. THOMPSON RYLIE SHEWBRIDGE 224-723-2633 Kristin Renee Stevens Restaurant Association Alexander & Cleaver, P.A. (sole proprietor) of Maryland 54 State Circle NICOLE SITARAMAN 8219 Glen Heather Drive 6301 Hillside Court Annapolis, MD 21401 Sunrun Inc. Frederick, MD 21702 Columbia, MD 21046 410-974-9000 595 Market St., 29th Floor 240-405-7368 San Francisco, CA 94105 NIKKI THOMPSON DANIEL SHOMON JOHN R. STIERHOFF Job Opportunities Task Force JOHN SLOCUM Dan Shomon Inc. Venable, LLP 201 N. Charles St., Suite 2402 N/A 750 E. Pratt St., Suite 900 Baltimore, MD 21202 55 E. Monroe St., Suite 3800 101 Constitution Ave. NW Chicago, IL 60603 Baltimore, MD 21202 Suite 400 East 410-244-7833 NEILL THUPARI Washington, DC 20001 ALEXANDRA SHULL DLA Piper LLP (US) JOAN MARIE STRANG Compass Government CINDY RENEE SMALLS 6225 Smith Ave. Relations Partners, LLC AFSCME International Joan Strang Baltimore, MD 21209 200 Forbes St., Suite 100 1410 Bush St. 303 Piedmont Court 410-580-4057 Baltimore, MD 21230 Berlin, MD 21811 Annapolis, MD 21401 PAUL A. TIBURZI LAWRENCE A. SHULMAN DAVID SMEDICK PATRICIA SWANSON DLA Piper LLP (US) Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy Sierra Club Maryland Chapter Montgomery County 6225 Smith Ave. Chamber of Commerce & Ecker 7338 Baltimore Ave., Suite 102 Baltimore, MD 21209 College Park, MD 20740 51 Monroe St., Suite 1800 410-580-4273 12505 Park Potomac Ave. Rockville, MD 20850 6th Floor ADDISON SMITH MIKE TIDWELL Potomac, MD 20854 Alta Crest LLC CARL M SZABO CCAN Action Fund 1735 34th St. NW NetChoice SUSHANT SIDH 6930 Carroll Ave., Suite 720 Washington, DC 20007 1401 K St. NW, Suite 502 Takoma Park, MD 20912 Capitol Strategies LLC Washington, DC 20005-3417 1 State Circle BRIAN SMITH 202-420-7485 CHARLES G TILDON III Annapolis, MD 21401 WGL Energy United Way of Central Maryland 8614 Westwood Center Drive 1800 Washington Blvd., Suite 340 DAVID SIKORSKI Suite 1200 Baltimore, MD 21230 Coastal Conservation Association Vienna, VA 22182 T Maryland 202-945-7140 RICHARD A TABUTEAU JESSICA TOCCO P.O. Box 309 Schwartz, Metz and Wise P.A. A10 Associates LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 DONNA SMITH N/A 20 West Street 20 Edgemere St. Melrose, MA 02176 STEVEN SILVERMAN 3567 Laurel View Ct. Annapolis, MD 21401 Laurel, MD 20724 410-244-7000 SSGovRelations LLC EMILY TOCKNELL 3012 Marlow Road MONISHA SMITH MOLLY TALBOT Alexander & Cleaver P.A. Silver Spring, MD 20904 Everytown for Office of Bruce Bereano 54 State Circle 301-529-7996 Gun Safety Action Fund 191 Duke of Gloucester St. Annapolis, MD 21401 PO Box 4184 Annapolis, MD 21401 410-974-9000 JORDON SIMS New York, NY 10163 Imperium Global Advisors STUART TAUB JESSICA TODD 12034 Devilwood Drive SARAH JOAN SMITH American Council of Engineering Bayer U.S. LLC Potomac, MD 21401 Bryson F. Popham, P.A. Companies/Maryland 35 Jones Road 443-398-4671 191 Main St., Suite 200 312 North Charles St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Annapolis, MD 21401 Suite 200 MARGARET SIMS 410-268-6871 Baltimore, MD 21201 THOMAS R. TOMPSETT JR. Law Office of Frank D. Boston III Harris Jones & Malone LLC REBECCA SNYDER 2002 Clipper Park Road, Suite CASPER R. TAYLOR JR. 2423 Maryland Ave. 108 MDDC Press Association P.O. Box 26214 Alexander & Cleaver P.A. Baltimore, MD 21218 Baltimore, MD 21211 Baltimore, MD 21210 54 State Circle 410-366-1500 410-323-7090 Annapolis, MD 21401 MADELEINE ELIZABETH SPJUT 410-974-9000 PEGEEN A. TOWNSEND SHERRIE S SIMS Foundation for Advancing Alcohol MedStar Health G.S. Proctor & Associates Inc. Responsibility MATTHEW TEFFEAU 10980 Grantchester Way, 29 Francis St. 2345 Crystal Drive Suite 710 Choptank Electric Cooperative 5th Floor Annapolis, MD 21401 Arlington, VA 22202 24820 Meeting House Road Columbia, MD 21044 410-280-5088 202-355-1941 Denton, MD 21629 410-772-6687 34 ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT 2020

THOMAS E TREMBLE MIKAILA VENTRUDO KERRY RUSSELL WATSON RACHEL FALLON WHITE Guardian/Avesis Mikaila Ventrudo MGM National Harbor Advocates for 10324 Dolfield Road 191 Duke of Gloucester St. 101 MGM National Ave Children and Youth, Inc. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Annapolis, MD 21401 National Harbor, MD 20745 1 N. Charles St., Suite 2400 Baltimore, MD 21201 STANLEY W. TUCKER BEBE VERDERY DAVID WEBER Meridian Management Group, ACLU of Maryland National Rifle Association WILLIAM REED WHITE Inc. 3600 Clipper Mill Road, Suite 350 of America Capitol Strategies LLC 826 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, MD 21211 11250 Waples Mill Road 1 State Circle Baltimore, MD 21202 NICOLETTE HIGHSMITH c/o NRA OGC Annapolis, MD 21401 410-333-2548 Fairfax, VA 22030 VERNICK JUSTIN WILEY The Horizon Foundation ELLEN MARIE WEBER JOSH TULKIN of Howard County International Code Council Sierra Club, Maryland Chapter 10221 Wincopin Circle, Suite 200 Ms. 500 New Jersey Ave. NW, 7338 Baltimore Ave., #102 Columbia, MD 21044 810 1st St. NE, Suite 200 6th Floor College Park, MD 20740 410-715-0311 Washington, DC 20002 Washington, DC 20001 301-277-7111 MOLLY VOIGT JOY WEBER ALICE WILKERSON BENJAMIN F TWILLEY Giffords Orsted North America Inc. Public Policy Partners Express Scripts Holding Co. 700 13th S. NW, Suite 600 100 Oliver Street Suite 2610 48 Maryland Ave., Suite 304 2412 Lincoln St. Washington, DC 20005 Boston, MA 02110 Annapolis, MD 21401 Columbia, SC 29201 857-284-1403 410-268-0990 803-394-7001 MADELINE VOYTEK Maryland Retailers Association MEREDITH R. WEISEL EDWARD WILLARD JOSEPH TYRRELL 171 Conduit St. Jewish Community Relations Arc Maryland Caesars Enterprise Services LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 Council of Greater Washington 8601Robert Fullton Drive One Caesars Palace Drive 410-269-1440 6101 Executive Blvd., Suite 300 Columbia, MD 21046 Las Vegas, NV 89109 North Bethesda, MD 20852 STEVE VOYTEK 301-770-0881 ALVIN WILLIAMS Act Inc. Nadik Consulting LLC c.o 2350 Kerner Blvd. Suite 250 PARKER WELCH Post Office Box 1354 U San Rafael, CA 94901 Maryland Farm Bureau Clarksburg, MD 20871 3358 Davidsonville Road BARRY DAVID UDOFF DANIELLE M VRANIAN Maryland Bail Bond Association Davidsonville, MD 21035 LISA B. WILLIAMS Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn & Baltimore City Medical Society 214 East Lexington St. Jones, P.A. 410-922-3426 Baltimore, MD 21202 1211 Cathedral St. 120 E. Baltimore St., Suite 2100 MICHAEL WHATLEY Baltimore, MD 21201 410-332-1450 Baltimore, MD 21202 National Restaurant Association MARGARET E. WILLIAMS UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST 2055 L St. NW Maryland Family Network LEGISLATIVE MINISTRY OF Washington, DC 20036 W 202-331-5917 1001 Eastern Ave. MARYLAND Baltimore, MD 21202 c/o Unitarian Universalist Church FORD CLAYTON WAGGONER SLOANE L WHELAN of Annapolis Easter Seals Delaware & ROBERT WILLIAMS Maryland’s Eastern Shore Inc. KO Public Affairs 333 Dubois Road 111 S Calvert St., Suite 2820 Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Annapolis, MD 21401 22317 Dupont Blvd. Georgetown, DE 19947 Baltimore, MD 21202 1152 15th St. NW Washington, DC 20005 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND 410-685-7080 UPPER CHESAPEAKE HEALTH STEFAN WALKER The Politics Store ALEX WHITAKER ROBERT JOHN WILLICK SYSTEM INC. Association of Global Automakers Maryland Campaign 520 Upper Chesapeake Drive, 6 Winners Circle, #1A Owings Mills, MD 21117 Inc. for Liberty Inc. Suite 405 443-790-2637 28 Liberty Ship Way P.O. 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• Promoting access to reliable and affordable telecommunications ser- vices, including broadband; and With more than 870,000 members in 770,000 family caregivers who take Maryland, AARP is the nation’s largest unpaid leave to care for a new child • Making Maryland and its towns and nonprofi t, nonpartisan organization dedi- or a family member with a serious cities more Age-Friendly. cated to empowering people 50 and older health condition; to choose how they live as they age. At the Throughout the 2020 Legislative Session, state and local level, we strengthen com- • Monitoring the establishment of munities and advocate for what matters the Prescription Drug Affordability AARP Maryland volunteers are in the halls most to families: health security, fi nancial Board and working with stakehold- of the State Capital, attending local delega- stability and personal fulfi llment. ers to ensure its effectiveness; tion meetings, meeting with their repre- In the 2020 Legislative Session, AARP sentatives and staying on top of emerging Maryland’s priorities include • Legislative proposals to protect our policy issues. We make sure our voices are most vulnerable citizens from abuse • A Family and Medical Leave Insur- and exploitation; heard on these and other issues critical to ance Program, to provide partial the interests of Maryland’s 50-plus commu- wage replacement to Maryland’s • Fighting to protect consumers from nity and their families. Visit aarp.org/MD. Compassion & Choices Honors Legislative Champions of End-of-Life Option Act

In 2019, the End-of-Life Option Act — which would allow terminally ill adults who are suffering unbearably to die peacefully — advanced further than ever, thanks to its 97 legislative supporters. Sadly, three bill champions died after the session ended: Speaker Michael E. Busch, U.S. Rep./former Speaker Pro Tem Elijah Cummings, and Compassion & Choices’ terminally ill volunteer Marcy Rubin.

In 2020, Compassion & Choices urges Maryland lawmakers to honor these departed advocates by passing this important bill this session.

23 Senators Voting Yea 74 Delegates Who Voted Yea Delegate Kathleen M. Dumais Delegate Sara Love Delegate Eric Ebersole Delegate Eric G. Luedtke Senator William C. Smith, Jr., Delegate Shane E. Pendergrass, Delegate Jessica Feldmark Delegate Maggie McIntosh Primary Sponsor Primary Sponsor Delegate Diana M. Fennell Delegate David Moon Senator Jill P. Carter House Speaker Michael E. Busch Delegate David Fraser-Hidalgo Delegate Nick J. Mosby Senator Sarah K. Elfreth Delegate Gabriel Acevero Delegate Tawanna P. Gaines Delegate Julie Palakovich Carr Senator Brian J. Feldman Delegate Curt Anderson Delegate Jim Gilchrist Delegate Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk Senator Bill Ferguson Delegate Vanessa E. Atterbeary Delegate Michele Guyton Delegate Susie Proctor Senator Guy Guzzone Delegate Heather Bagnall Delegate Keith E. Haynes Delegate Lily Qi Senator Katie Fry Hester Delegate Ben Barnes Delegate Shelly Hettleman Delegate Pamela E. Queen Senator Cheryl C. Kagan Delegate Erek Barron Delegate Terri L. Hill Delegate Kirill Reznik Senator Delores G. Kelley Delegate J. Sandy Bartlett Delegate Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. Delegate Samuel I. Rosenberg Senator Nancy J. King Delegate Kumar P. Barve Delegate Julian Ivey Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes Senator Katherine A. Klausmeier Delegate Regina T. Boyce Delegate Steven C. Johnson Delegate Emily Shetty Senator Benjamin F. Kramer Delegate Talmadge Branch Delegate Anne R. Kaiser Delegate Jared Solomon Senator Clarence K. Lam Delegate Tony Bridges Delegate Ariana B. Kelly Delegate Dana Stein Senator Susan C. Lee Delegate Eric M. Bromwell Delegate Kenneth P. Kerr Delegate Vaughn Stewart Senator Cory V. McCray Delegate Benjamin T. Brooks, Sr. Delegate Trent Kittleman Delegate Jen Terrasa Senator Shirley Nathan-Pulliam Delegate Alice Cain Delegate Marc Korman Delegate Kriselda Valderrama Senator Paul G. Pinsky Delegate Jon S. Cardin Delegate Carol L. Krimm Delegate Alonzo T. Washington Senator Jeff Waldstreicher Delegate Alfred C. Carr, Jr. Delegate Stephen W. Lafferty Delegate Courtney Watson Senator Mary Washington Delegate Lorig Charkoudian Delegate Mary A. Lehman Delegate Melissa R. Wells Senator Chris West Delegate Luke Clippinger Delegate Robbyn Lewis Delegate Jheanelle K. Wilkins Senator Ronald N. Young Delegate Frank M. Conaway Jr. Delegate Brooke Lierman Delegate Karen Lewis Young Senator Robert A. “Bobby” Zirkin Delegate Charlotte Crutchfield Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti Delegate Pat Young Senator Craig J. Zucker Delegate Bonnie Cullison Delegate Lesley Lopez Home to 22,000+ attorneys learning, connecting, & succeeding.

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