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Leadership Maryland is designed to broaden the base of leaders through the development of individual interest, statewide knowledge and leadership ability that can be applied with power, influence and authority for the greater good of Maryland.
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Congratulations to the Class of ’08 on completing a year of learning and growing together! We have traveled many miles together, shared many experiences and you have gained a statewide education about the diverse and often conflicting issues facing Maryland and its regions. You have witnessed innovative approaches to issues of common concern, as well as true transformational leadership through a variety of venues. And what is the consistent element for success? That singular committed individual recognized as a “leader.” For many of you, Leadership Maryland has become a very personal journey, filled with new awareness and ideas, yet at times, emotionally draining and frustrating. However, because of your shared experiences, you now have a network of public and private sector leaders who are your trusted friends. And, as you continue on your leadership journey, I encourage you to extract the talents and resources of this network by building new relationships and coalitions to address some of the issues you discovered over the past nine months. Not only will this enrich your state and communities, but also it will enrich your lives. So, today begins the challenge to make the most of your Leadership Maryland experience, to marshal the energy, camaraderie and commitment for action that you feel and turn it into action that will serve the greater good of our state. Ultimately, Maryland will be the greatest beneficiary of your Leadership Maryland experience. You are now part of a uniquely talented network of informed leaders – the catalyst for positive change in Maryland.
Congratulations to the Class of 2008! Having graduated from Leadership Maryland, you should have a tremendous sense of personal achievement. You join the ranks of a relatively select group of individuals who, just like you, cared enough to participate and learn the lessons imparted through Leadership Maryland. It is my hope that each of you embraces what you have learned over the past year and applies it broadly in the course of your professional career and personal life as a Marylander – and as a leader. Ideally, your involvement with each other and past graduates should not end now. Having learned of the socioeconomic and other challenges so critical to the state, your continued interaction and active engagement may lead to real solutions. You are a proven leader and as you return to your regions, maintain your statewide network with a desire to find ways to address statewide issues. Along with the knowledge and experiences you have gained through Leadership Maryland, you will discover that your fellow classmates will prove to be a superior resource on which to rely. I encourage you to stay connected and reach across the years for input from them. You will find that the alliance among Leadership Maryland members is a formidable one and a solid foundation from which to derive support and build stronger bonds in the future. In addition, please recognize that your ongoing support for the Leadership Maryland organization is vital to its ability to continue teaching its invaluable curriculum and harnessing the human capital and involvement of dedicated and committed class members over the years to come. On behalf of the entire Leadership Maryland Board of Directors, I offer my congratulations and immense gratitude for your participation – past and future. The state of Maryland will be enriched by it. Best wishes for your continued success!
Nancy Minieri President
Stephen A. Horvath ’98 Chairman, Board of Directors 2 ) www.leadershipmd.org
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Profiles in Leadership class of 2008 Program Highlights Membership Directory Membership index by business Location Membership index by class Year Leadership Maryland Staff index of advertisers
* Listings in this publication are based on information provided by Leadership Maryland members and are current as of Oct. 8, 2008. While reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of information, neither Media Two, Inc. nor Leadership Maryland assume liability for any errors in, changes to or omissions from this publication. Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 3
board of directors officers Chair Stephen A. Horvath ’98
)) officers
directors ex-officio
Directors Kathryn “KT” Cane ’96
Charles J. Lollar ’07
President
General Manager
Senior Vice President/
The Tonley Foundation
Cintas Corporation
Group Manager
Work: 301-495-2777
Work: 301-322-2255
PNC Bank
Kcane@tonleyfoundation.org
lollarc@cintas.com
Work: 301-208-1220 s.horvath@pnc.com
Booker T. Carter Jr. ’95
Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. ’05
Vice President, Centralized
Director, State Affairs
Shared Services
Constellation Energy
CareFirst BlueCross
Work: 410-269-5193
President & CEO
BlueShield
alexander.g.nunez@
Civista Health, Inc.
Work: 410-998-5725
constellation.com
Work: 301-609-4265
booker.carter@carefirst.com
ViCe Chair Christine M. Stefanides ’01
Barry P. Ronan ’97
chris.stefanides@civista.org
Howard S. Freedlander ’05 SeCretary/treaSurer Ralph W. Emerson Jr. ’03
President & CEO
Deputy Treasurer for
Western Maryland Health
External Affairs
System
Senior Vice President
State of Maryland
Work: 301-723-6405
M&T Bank
Work: 410-260-7418
bronan@wmhs.com
Work: 410-244-4097
hfreedlander@treasurer.
bemerson@mtb.com
state.md.us
Joseph P. Ross ’02 President & CEO
General CounSel Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. ’94
Thomas H. Graham ’06
Shore Health System of
Region President
Maryland/UMMS
PEPCO
Work: 410-822-1000
Principal
Work: 202-872-3251
jross@shorehealth.org
Miles & Stockbridge, PC
thgraham@pepco.com
Charlotte M. Scott ’02
Work: 410-228-4545 wmcallister@ milesstockbridge.com
William B. Grant ’02
Owner
Chairman & CEO
East Coast Consulting
First United Bank & Trust
Work: 410-251-1669
Work: 301-533-2250
cscott@
wbgrant@
eastcoast-consulting.com
mybankfirstunited.com
Timothy Sosinski ’99 Leronia A. Josey, Esq. ’02
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Chairman & CEO
President/CEO
ARIUM Architects &
Leronia Josey & Assoc., LLC
Engineers
Work: 410-944-6776
Work: 410-730-2300
ljosey@comcast.net
TimSki@AriumAE.com
board of directors
)) officers
directors ex-officio
eX-officio Patricia S. Tunstall ’03
James T. Brady ’93
Sean M. Looney ’96
Retired
Managing Director -
Work: 410-566-1077
Mid-Atlantic
Government Affairs
buszebee@aol.com
Ballantrae International, Ltd.
Comcast
Work: 301-865-6000
Work: 443-949-8134
brady.james.t@gmail.com
sean_looney@cable.
Jonathan M. Warner ’96 President
Ranjit “Ron” S. Dhindsa, Esq. ’04
Senior Director -
comcast.com
Warner Commercial
President
Work: 301-663-0202
Maryland Leadership
jonathan@
Workshops, Inc.
warnercommercial.com
Work: 301-527-8222
Saul Ewing LLP
rondhindsa@yahoo.com
Work: 410-332-8716
Raymond O. Weiss ’05 Executive Vice President
John W. Dillon ’93
& Managing Director
Retired
Stanton Communications, Inc.
Work: 410-822-6228
Work: 410-727-6855
johnwdillon@hotmail.com
rweiss@stantoncomm.com
P. Scott White ’05
Dr. Catherine R. Gira ’93 President Emerita
Aviation/Ship Integration
Frostburg State University
Naval Air Systems Command
Work: 410-772-5895
Work: 301-342-2219
crgira@comcast.net
peter.white@navy.mil
Richard E. Hug Chairman & CEO
Executive Vice President
Hug Enterprises, Inc.
The Whiting-Turner
Work: 410-368-7324
Contracting Co.
exeoffcorp@aol.com
Work: 410-337-5806 dan.white@whitingturner.com
Partner
hmiller@saul.com
Wayne A. Mills ’98 Chairman New Millennium Ventures, LLC
Chief Engineer,
W. Daniel White ’97
Howard B. Miller, Esq. ’93 (Lifetime Member)
Work: 410-829-0404 wamills25@yahoo.com
Eliot Pfanstiehl (Lifetime Member) President & CEO Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc. Work: 301-581-5120 exec@strathmore.org
Henry E. Posko Jr. ’93 CEO Humanim Work: 410-381-7171 hposko@humanim.com
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legacy fund
)) many thanks to all contributors
More than $753,OOO has been pledged to the Leadership Maryland Legacy Fund! Our goal is to raise a $1 million endowment, which will yield income to help Leadership Maryland keep tuition at an affordable level and ensure the participation of all constituencies.
founDers ($10,000+)
ARINC J.M. Belcher ’03 Robert E. Manigold Jr. ’05
Gerald Donovan ’98
Rushern L. Baker III, Esq., ’99
Legg Mason, Inc.
John Balch ’99/PharmaCare of Cumberland
John “Denny” Murray ’97
Gino J. Gemignani Jr. ’96 O. Palmer Gillis III ’00
Thomas P. McNutt ’95/U.F.C.W. Local 400
Herbert Goldman, Esq. ’04
Nancy Minieri
Dr. Toby A. Gordon ’03
B. Doyle Mitchell Jr. ’96/ Industrial Bank
William B. Grant ’02
Thomas E. Mohler ’02/Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP
Saul Ewing LLP Howard B. Miller, Esq. ’93 Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. ’03 Anne L. Johnson, Esq. ’05 Joyce Kuhns, Esq. ’07
Nasser Basir ’03
James S. Grimes ’01
Brian N. Bolender ’08
Shelly M. Gross-Wade ’07
Dr. Meredith Bond ’07
Scott Hancock ’03
Jack Neil ’96/Jack Neil & Associates, LLC
Stanley J. Botts ’06
Roslyn Hannibal-Booker ’07
John Peoples ’03
Susquehanna Bank James G. Pierne ’03 Katherine W. Getty ’06
Kenny Bounds ’06/MidAtlantic Farm Credit
Lloyd B. Harrison III ’03
Spence W. Perry, Esq. ’06
Margaret Hayes, MS ’06
David Phillips ’03
Alice R. Bower ’06
Sharon R. Pinder ’98
W. Daniel White ’97
James T. Brady ’93
Jeffrey N. Heflebower ’05/Easton Bank & Trust
Tina G. Brown ’06
Eugene D. Helbig Jr. ’06
Cynthia S. Plavier-Truitt ’03
Mary and Marty Brunk ’07
Stephen A. Horvath ’98
Abba Poliakoff, Esq. ’05
Kathryn Singleton “KT” Cane ’96
Victor L. Hoskins ’96
John Q. Porter ’03
Mary E. Cannon ’06
Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski III ’93
Michael Posko ’06
Booker T. Carter ’95
John L. Huggins Jr. ’07
Barbara C. Quinn ’05
John Cavanaugh ’06/Johnson Controls, Inc.
John B. Hutchinson ’03
J. Ray Ramsburg, III ’97
Robert G. Johnson ’06
Richard Reichenbaugh ’02
Roland “Mike” Colina ’00/Resource Management Concepts, Inc.
RADM Bert Johnston, USN (Ret.) ’07
Carla Reid ’03
Herbert Jordan III ’05
Vernon A. Reid ’93
Leronia A. Josey, Esq. ’02 Brooke Kaine ’06/Kaine Homes
William J. Reuter ’93/Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc.
Stephen Z. Kaufman, Esq. ’95
Christopher J. Reynolds, Esq. ’04
Lillian Suffolk Kilroy ’05
Dr. Barbara B. Roque ’00
Paula Klepper, MSW, LCSW ’02
Joseph P. Ross ’02
Bishop H. Gerard Knoche ’02
C. Tolbert Rowe ’07
Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq. ’06
Manuel J. Sampedro ’07
Victor H. Laws III, Esq. ’99/ Laws & Robertson, PA
Capt. Matt Scassero, USN ’07
Kim Leonard ’00
Mary Ann Scully ’07
Charles Lollar ’07
Jane M. Shaab ’07
Tom Loveland ’04/Mind Over Machines
Susan C. Simmons ’06
LeaDers ($5,000-$9,999) Will Baker ’93/The Clayton Fund, Inc. Comcast Dr. Catherine R. Gira ’93 Jack Goldstein ’97/NBRS Financial Neil A. Katz ’04/Corridor RF&S Real Estate
Carolyn W. Colvin ’06
Lynn and Sean Looney ’96
Colene Y. Daniel, FACHE ’93
M&T Bank Ralph W. “Buddy” Emerson Jr. ’03 J. Michael Riley ’99
William M. Davidow ’06
John Macklin ’07/J.H.M. Research & Development, Inc. PNC Bank Fund Leanne & Henry E. Posko Jr. ’93 Jeffrey Z. Slavin ’05/Sanford & Doris Slavin Foundation SMECO Mark MacDougall ’04 Austin J. Slater Jr. ’94 William T. Torgerson, Esq. ’96 Deborah A. Yancer ’04/ Adventist Healthcare, Inc.
John F. Conwell, Esq. ’07
David J. DeLuca ’07 Marty D’Erasmo ’06 Ranjit S. Dhindsa ’04/Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. Carol Diggs ’98/DiGGS! Executive Search & Consulting Roberta E. Dillow ’94 Joseph Donegan ’02/Tyler Donegan Real Estate Tracy W. Durkin ’06 Arthur Ebersberger ’93 Mickey Elsberg ’07
Alice G. “Allee” Pinderhughes ’06
Nancy Schneider ’93
Marrick Properties
John A. Simpson Jr. ’00/Simpson Land Company, Inc.
Rick Bailey ’99
Jeanne Forrester Singer, Esq. ’07
Marvin Oursler ’04
Darlene Brannigan Smith, Ph.D. ’07
Sue and Ralph W. “Buddy” Emerson Jr. ’03
Joan Marshall ’02
Guffrie M. Smith Jr. ’97
Newton B. Fowler III ’96
Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. ’94
Lori Somerville ’06/Humanim
Kathryn Freeland ’03/RGII Technologies, Inc.
Vicky McAndrews ’06/CMD Outsourcing Solutions, Inc.
Tim Sosinski ’99/ARIUM Architects
John G. McCormick ’06/McCormick & Company, Inc.
Barron L. Stroud Jr. ’05
Timothy F. Abell ’95
Mark E. Friis ’99/Rodgers Consulting, Inc.
Charles Alexander ’05
Hon. M. Teresa “Terri” Garland ’04
Hon. Juliette C. McLennan ’01
Carl W. “Bill’’ Struever ’96/Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse
William Allen ’05
Mark Gaver ’06/GTI Federal
Dr. Clayton McNeill ’00
William T. Sturgis ’02
Guarantors ($2,000-$4,999)
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Henry Stansbury ’94
legacy fund
)) many thanks to all contributors
Gregg Todd ’06
Bonnie Marie Green ’07
André Rogers ’05
Robin S. Kable ’07
Henry S. Trentman ’03
Lisa Hillman ’06
Charles M. Ross, Esq. ’05
Penny Lewandowski ’03
Jeff Turner ’99/Mercantile Peninsula Bank
Stephen A. Horvath ’98/The Columbia Bank
Raelene & Bob Ryan ’03
Bonnie and Luis Luna ’93
James B. Sellinger ’93
Charles A. Lyons ’98
Kathryn Turner ’97
Doug Hostetler ’97
Chad Tyler ’07/Tyler Donegan Real Estate Services, Inc.
Mary Ellen ’02 and Joseph Hrutka
Dr. Mary Pat Seurkamp ’99/College of Notre Dame of Maryland Robert C. Sharps ’04
Jim McComb ’01/Maryland Association of Resources for Families & Youth
Ted Urban ’96
Jill ’05 and William ’01 Hudock
Dr. Edward W. Shirley ’05
Dr. David A. Meyerson ’98
Ed Sierra ’04
Patricia J. “PJ” Mitchell ’01
Dr. Donald J. Slowinski ’93
Hugh W. Mohler ’93/Bay National Bank
Deborah E. Voso, CFP ’98/Voso Financial Advisers, LLC
Richard E. Hug
Larry Walton ’97
Betsey Hurwitz-Schwab ’06
Craig A. Ward ’04/Frederick Ward Associates, Inc.
Donald R. Kann, AIA ’02
James A. Soltesz ’99/Loiderman Soltesz Associates, Inc. Dr. William W. Sondervan ’02
Dr. Antonio Moreira ’98
Dr. Marie J.L. Washington ’98
M. James Kaufman ’04 John J. King ’04
Michael Starling, Esq. ’07
W. Christopher Motz ’07
Kevin Kistler ’93
Christine M. Stefanides ’01
Patrick B. Murphy, Esq. ’06
Blair Lee ’06
Linda S. Vassallo ’07/Calvert County, MD Economic Development
Eric Myren ’04
Dr. Mary Livers ’05 Maurice T. Lusby III ’03
Floyd Warren ’05
Dr. Barbara D. Nazelrod ’07
Roxanne Lynch ’07
S. Nelson Weeks ’02
Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. ’05
James S. Maffitt, Esq. ’95
Dr. James M. White Jr. ’07
Dr. Jane M. “Maggie” O’Brien ’00
Donald Manekin ’93
Scott White ’05
Richard J. Oppitz Jr. ’00
Kevin J. Manning ’05/Stevenson University
Thomas Wilcox ’04/RansomeWilcox Family Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation
Lawrence S. Ottinger, Esq. ’07
Raymond O. Weiss ’05 Ray Wernecke ’06/The Cherry Cove Group Steve Wigler ’04 J. Scott Wilfong ’97 Samuel T. Woodside ’95 Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow, Pharm.D. ’07 Dr. Pamela H. Zappardino ’03
Dr. Michael J. Martirano ’07
sponsors ($1,000-$1,999) M. Richard “Ric” Adams ’07
Jim Mazarakis ’07/The Mazarakis Family Charitable Fund Rev. Dr. Bess McCallister ’07/ St. Paul AMEC, Crisfield
T. Jan Wiseman ’04 Paul Wood ’98 Joan M. Worthington ’05
Caroline G. Moore ’02
Milton Nagel ’07
Eliot Pfanstiehl (Lifetime Member) Dr. Gena Proulx ’04/CCBC Dundalk-Essex Thomas Reynolds ’93 Earl H. Robbins Jr. ’01 James E. Rzepkowski ’05
John J. Allen Jr. ’06/Delmarva Power
Nancy L. McCloy ’05
Christine Wray ’98
Sheila C. McDonald ’03
James J. Xinis ’99
Charlotte M. Scott ’02/East Coast Consulting
Anonymous
Gaye McGovern ’01/Gaye McGovern Insurance Agency, Inc., State Farm Insurance Companies
Chen-yu Yen ’04
Roberta F. Shulman ’98
Eric & Claudia Zacharias
Kathleen Snyder, CCE ’00/Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Ken Brannan ’05 Robert Brennan ’04 Dr. Judith K. Broida ’01
William J. McLennan, Sr. ’07
Candace Sullivan ’04
frienDs ($500-$999)
Jim Tschechtelin ’95
Wayne Mills ’98
Hon. Suzanne P. Albert ’96
Jonathan M. Warner ’96
Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. ’07
Ellie Altman ’05
Vince Watchorn ’05
David Moe ’04
Marc Apter ’04
Bev Wilhide ’94
Herb Moltzan ’07
Judy A. Ashley ’02
Steven Willmann ’04
Ovetta Moore ’02
Tina Bjarekull ’03
Renee Winsky ’05
Todd Morgan ’04
Natalie K. Chabot ’05
David D. Wolf ’93
Kathleen Murphy ’01/Maryland Bankers Association
Kimberly Coble ’04
Arthur M. Cooley ’96 Tom Curcio ’04
Josh Neiman ’04
Osvaldina “Dina” Gomes Daly ’07
Betsy Nelson ’05
Phil Down ’06/Doctors Community Hospital
contributors (up to $499)
Donora L. Dingman ’97
Gail Owings ’04
Jay G. Fitzhugh ’02
Richard D. Adams ’01
Martin L. “Chip” Doordan ’01
Colleen T. Peterson ’04
Pat Florestano ’01
Anonymous
Michael Edwards ’04
Robert J. Reaves ’96
Robert Gell ’94
James Anthony ’07
Dr. Patricia L. Fegan ’96
Effie R. Reynolds ’07
R. Scott Graham ’03
Donald P. Battista ’01
Brendan D. Fitzsimmons ’07
Will Ridgley ’05
Tim Grambley ’04
Mary C. Baykan ’06
Dorian Flynn ’04
Lori Riordan ’04
Sandra Harriman ’04
Dania Blair ’04
Howard Freedlander ’05
Davina Grace Hill ’03
William J. Bostian ’95
Harry Furukawa ’04
Dr. Carl Roberts ’98/Cecil County Public Schools
Robert L. Hofmann ’99
Edward J. Gilliss ’02
Eugene Roberts ’05
Marion Hull ’04
Sarian S. Bouma ’00/Capitol Hill Building Maintenance
Kathryn Glockner ’05
Patricia Robrecht ’05
Monica J. Johnson, Esq. ’04
Dyan L. Brasington ’98
Barbara Buehl ’04 Jennifer Burdick ’94 Alan Buster ’04 Mark Case ’04 Charles C. Cawley Sr. ’03 Dr. Robert Cirincione ’93 Tara Balfe Clifford ’00 Greg Conderacci ’95 Bernard A. Cook, Esq. ’02
R. Michael S. Menzies, Sr. ’99 Stephen A. Miller ’04
Brian P. Darmody ’06
Pat Tunstall ’03
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legacy fund
)) many thanks to all contributors
Eric Brenner ’07
Jason A. Frank, Esq. ’01
Linda Lamone, Esq. ’02
Dr. Robert E. Parilla ’95
R. Kevin Brooks ’02
Robert H. Garner ’96/CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services
Dr. Diane M. Lee ’02
Rev. Patricia J. Payne ’94
Klein Leister ’95
Doug Perry ’93
Betsy Lewis ’96
Brien J. Poffenberger ’00
Jim Lewis ’07
Hon. Marilyn J. Praisner ’96
Douglass Wm. List ’96
Manervia Riddick ’93
Kenneth C. Malley ’00/Malley Associates
Parker Rockefeller ’98
Kevin Higgins ’06
Dolores Martin ’06/ChesapeakePotomac Home Health Agency
P.A.M. Schaller ’98
Ethel B. Hill, Esq. ’06
Martina A. Martin ’01
Dru Schmidt-Perkins ’04
Sonia Hinds ’05
Peter M. Martin ’93
John Hodge-Williams ’93
Dr. Nancy S. Shapiro ’02
Hon. Gary D. Maynard ’07
A. Nayab Siddiqui/SSSI
Stephen R. McHenry ’02
John S. “Jack’’ Steinmetz ’07
Eleanor McKoy ’00
Penelope Thornton Talley ’04
Dr. Linda D. Burgee ’07 Art Callaham ’00 Theresa A. Cameron ’03 Roland Campbell ’05 Chesapeake Telephone Systems, Inc. Class of 2004 Rita R. Colwell ’95 Paul W. Comfort, Esq. ’07 Gene W. Counihan ’98 Jasper G. Cox ’06 Hon. David R. Craig ’03
Dennis J. Garrett ’96 Dr. Helen F. Giles-Gee ’97 Jin Gong ’04 R. Allan Gorsuch, Ed.D. ’94 Janyce N. Hedetniemi ’00 Ellen J. Hemmerly ’06
William H. Hussman ’93
John H. Denick ’94
Tom Jarboe ’06/Technology Security Associates, Inc
Deborah H. Diehl ’97
Robert I. Jeffrey ’00
John W. Dillon ’93
William P. “Giz” Kaczorowski ’93
Dr. Elizabeth M. Morgan ’04
Mike Dreisbach ’07
J. Steven Kaii-Ziegler ’05
Susan W. Morris ’98
Msgr. Paul M. Dudziak ’00
Bonnie and Neil Katz ’04
Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan ’01
Susan C. Keating ’93
Andy Moser ’07/The Moser Family
Hon. Adelaide “Addie” Eckardt ’01
Phyllis Kilby ’03
Michelle Lamb Moone ’04
Hon. Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg ’95
Norman O. Taylor ’93 Thomas L. Trice IV ’97 Nancy P. Wallace ’96 Dr. Hattie N. Washington ’97
Janna L. Naylor ’95
Montressa L. Washington ’05
John Henry King ’06/Bowie, Maryland
John W. Nugent ’06
Jeanette D. Wessel ’06
William G. Ewing ’96
Charlene R. Nunley ’97
Dr. A. Barbara Wheeler ’99
Stephen Feller ’93
Dr. James F. LaCalle ’05
John R. Nyland ’99
Margaret Williams ’97
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legacy of care since 1874
Preparing today’s children and youth for a healthy, productive tomorrow. • Residential care • On-campus schools • Day care • Foster care • Child and family counseling • Adoption • Emergency shelters • Serving Maryland, the District of Columbia, and West Virginia
Board of Child Care Professional services for business & government s Economic analyses s Geographic information systems (GIS) consulting s IT solutions s Staff development and training classes s Information assurance education s Web site hosting s International incubator s Lifelong learning s Small business assistance
3300 Gaither Road Baltimore, MD 21244 410-922-2100 Thomas L. Curcio, President and CEO Leadership Maryland Class of 2004 8 ) www.leadershipmd.org
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outstanding leaders ... Passion, Vision, Values, Integrity, Respect, Courage, Risk, Confidence, Humility, Trailblazer, Coach, Change Agent ...
Leadership is a journey of discovery. It is the expression of a person at his or her best whose aim is to transform something for the better and to develop this potential in others. It is not a solitary pursuit but one that harnesses the energy of those around you. Each year, Leadership Maryland honors one of its members who demonstrates outstanding leadership qualities, who volunteers countless hours on behalf of the organization, and who devotes significant time to volunteer involvement in the broader community. We are proud of the following leaders who have been named “Leadership Maryland’s Outstanding Leader of the Year.”
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
30 Years of Distinguished Services 1978—2008
1999
Howard B. Miller, Esq. ’93 (Lifetime Member)
2000
Wayne A. Mills ’98
2001
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Dr. Donald Slowinski ’93
2005
Gerald W. Donovan ’98
2006
Charles A. Lyons ’98
Eliot
2002
2007
Sharon R. Pinder ’98
Pfanstiehl
(Lifetime Member)
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KERRY AHEARN-BROWN Kerry, a resident of Chester on Kent Island, is director of the Kent County Department of Social Services. She directs all program activities including child welfare, family and adult services, child support, financial assistance programs and food stamps. She oversees a budget of more than $6 million and a staff of 50. Kerry earned her B.S.W. in children and families from Xavier University and her M.S.W. in children and families from The Catholic University of America. During graduate school, she volunteered as a school social worker in an inner-city Catholic School in northeast Washington, D.C. Her volunteer community activities are extensive and include leadership roles on the boards of The Samaritan Group, Maryland Association of Social Service Directors and Kent County Local Management Board. Kerry is also a new parent mentor for The Key School Parent’s Association. She enjoys attending her children’s extracurricular activities and is an avid runner.
GENEVIEVE E. “LORRIE” ANDERSON Lorrie is owner/president of Country Florist of Waldorf, Inc., a full-service retail florist that produces and sells fresh and silk flower arrangements, as well as giftware, balloons and other related products. She manages the overall operation, including hiring and managing employees, accounting, marketing and public relations, and is “sometimes chief cook and vase washer,” states Lorrie. She earned her A.A. in general studies from Catonsville Community College, and her B.S. and M.A. in horticulture education from the University of Maryland. This busy 10 ) www.leadershipmd.org
entrepreneur is the immediate past president of the Charles County Chamber of Commerce and holds leadership roles in numerous organizations, including Charles County Friends of Hospice, Chesapeake Floral Association, Zonta Club of Charles County and Southern Maryland Ski Club. A resident of Port Tobacco, Lorrie enjoys skiing, biking, canoeing and juried arts/crafts shows.
KARENTHIA A. BARBER Karenthia, a resident of Baltimore, is founder of Professional Development Associates, an organizational development and training consulting practice. She earned her B.A. in legal studies from the University of Pittsburgh and her M.A. in educational administration from Penn State University. Karenthia is extremely busy with her volunteer community activities, which include serving as president of the Ednor Gardens-Lakeside Civic Association, which is “one of the largest, most diverse and best organized neighborhoods in Baltimore,” according to Baltimore City Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke. Karenthia also serves in leadership roles with Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc., Northeast Community Organization and Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development. Additionally, Karenthia serves as a member-at-large with the Maryland Democratic State Central Committee for District 43. This busy leader enjoys reading and traveling.
CLARENCE T. BISHOP Clarence, a resident of Columbia, is deputy secretary of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development (DBED), a state agency responsible for job
profiles in leadership creation and tax-base expansion through business attraction, retention, expansion and growth. DBED provides businesses with workforce development training and a wide array of financial assistance and incentives. Along with the secretary, Clarence is responsible for the overall management and administration of this $140 million, 325-employee state agency. He earned his B.S. in mathematics and his M.A. in urban planning and public policy from Morgan State University. He is co-chairing the 2008 annual conference for Maryland Economic Development Associates and serves in leadership roles with East Baltimore Development, Maryland World Class Manufacturing Consortium and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Public Policy Advisory Group. Bishop enjoys physical and weight training, public speaking and international travel.
DANITA M. BOONCHAISRI Danita, a resident of Dunkirk, is the marketing/communications manager and public information officer for the Calvert County Department of Economic Development. She is responsible for managing the county’s marketing and communications programs, media relations, writing speeches and providing marketing and communications counsel for elected officials and businesses, conducting market research, and serving as public information officer for emergency management, including Nuclear Regulatory Commission drills. Danita earned her B.S. in communications (graduating with a 4.0 grade point average) and her M.S. in business management from the University of Maryland University College. Her volunteer activities include tutoring and serving on the board of the Calvert County Literacy Council, as well as the Small Business Development Center Advisory Board. Danita enjoys photography, traveling, marathon training, tennis, writing and reading.
ELIZABETH R. “LIBBY” BOWERMAN Libby is CEO of Keswick Multi-Care Center in Baltimore. This center consists of a 242-bed skilled nursing facility, 70-participant adult day program, 44-bed assistedliving dementia facility, home health agency and management company for Brightwood Club Association. Libby earned a bachelor of fine arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art, a M.S.W. in aging specialization from the University of MarylandBaltimore and a certificate in aging from the University of Maryland. This Ellicott City resident is the first nursing home CEO to serve on the Maryland Hospital Association’s executive committee,
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where she chairs its legislative council. Libby also volunteers her time and expertise to the Maryland Health Care Commission, Baltimore Clayworks and Leadership Baltimore County, from which she graduated in 2002. She enjoys spending time with her family, travel, opera, reading novels and mysteries, counted cross-stitch, and watching and feeding hummingbirds.
DALE K. “DK” BROWN I DK, a resident of Greensboro in Caroline County, is principal of Lockerman Middle School. He is responsible for administrating and supervising the total school program and providing instructional leadership for this 800-student and 98-staff public middle school. DK earned his B.S. in education from Bowie State University and his M.E. in administration/supervision from Salisbury State University. He holds leadership positions in several organizations, including Prince Hall Masons (consistorian and shriner), Annual Nace’s Day Celebration (longest continually running celebration on Eastern Shore, since 1867) and the National Association of Buffalo Soldiers Motor Cycle Club (founder and national officer). In his leisure time, you’ll find DK spending time with his family, traveling and motorcycling. Ask him about the “Dawg Ketcher.”
JULIE L. CROCKER Julie, a resident of Easton, is executive director of Talbot Hospice Foundation, where she oversees the management of all programs and services, including a sixbed residential facility, a volunteer corps of more than 280, grants and fundraising of a $1 million annual budget, as well as coordination of community and professional education. Julie earned her B.S. in nursing from Vanderbilt University and her M.S.N. in education from the University of Pennsylvania. She is an extremely busy woman, as witnessed by her volunteerism with Dixon House, Meals on Wheels, Rotary of Easton, Mid-Shore Mental Health Systems and Friends of Hospice (Festival of Trees). In her leisure time, you’ll find Julie knitting, crafting, reading, biking, snow skiing, traveling and sewing. She is a 2004 graduate of Shore Leadership.
JOSEPH “JOE” DEMATTOS JR. Joe, a resident of Baltimore City, is state director for the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), where he manages and grows AARP’s enterprise in Maryland Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 11
profiles in leadership for maximum social impact and member value, directing a staff of seven, a volunteer corps of more than 1,000 and a group of engaged activists numbering in the tens of thousands. Joe earned his B.A. in political science from the University of Hawaii, his M.A. in government from Johns Hopkins University and continued his studies in management at the Wharton School of Business. This busy leader of Portuguese/Hawaiian descent holds leadership positions with Har Sinai Interfaith Committee, Morgan State University School of Social Work Advisory Council and Healthy Maryland Initiative. Joe enjoys reading, writing and running.
JOHN D. DINKEL John, a resident of Myersville in Frederick County, is president and publisher of the Baltimore Business Journal, a weekly business newspaper that provides late-breaking business news and intelligence to more than 66,000 executives in the greater Baltimore metropolitan area. John is responsible for leading his team to growth in branding, readership and profit, while interacting with local business leaders on issues concerning the state and region. Previously, John held positions with The Daily Record and Patuxent Publishing Company. He is currently finishing his bachelor’s degree in English at Salisbury University. John is active in many organizations and is co-founder of the Roundtable for Young Executives and a member of The Center Club in Baltimore. He enjoys hiking, fishing and music and is interested in the conservation of our forests, streams and the Chesapeake Bay.
HON. BRENDA DONALD Brenda, a resident of Baltimore, was appointed secretary of the Maryland Department of Human Resources by Gov. Martin O’Malley in 2007. She serves as CEO of Maryland’s third-largest state agency, providing executive leadership and policy oversight for the department’s senior management team, advising the governor and lieutenant governor on critical human services issues and advocating for the needs of Maryland’s most vulnerable. Previously, Brenda served as deputy mayor for Children, Youth, Families and Elders for Washington, D.C. She earned her B.A. in journalism from George Washington University, her M.P.A. from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and a certificate in local and state government from Harvard University JFK School of Government. In her leisure time Brenda enjoys reading and traveling. She is a graduate of Leadership Greater Little Rock.
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LEIF A. DORMSJO Leif, a resident of Baltimore, is chief of staff for the Maryland Department of Transportation, where he directs the administrative activities of Secretary John Porcari’s (Leadership Maryland Class of ’95) office, implementing public relations strategies, operations management and government affairs. Previously, Leif was deputy director of the CitiStat program for the Baltimore mayor’s office during the O’Malley administration. He earned his B.A. in history from Wesleyan University and his master’s in public policy, majoring in housing and transportation from Harvard University JFK School of Government. Leif serves as a field organizer for the Democratic party, as a young leader with the American-Swiss Foundation and is a commissioner with the Camden Yards Sports and Entertainment Commission. Additionally, Leif is an annual crew leader for Habitat for Humanity and served on the O’Malley/Brown Transportation Transition Committee following Gov. O’Malley’s 2006 election. He enjoys golf, tennis, marathon running, reading and hiking.
RICHARD L. “RICH” ECKERT, PH.D. Rich, a resident of Baltimore, is professor and chair of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He oversees a large science department, mentors junior faculty, directs an NIH-funded research laboratory, chairs school-wide committees, manages departmental finances and student training programs, recruits new research faculty and manages the biomedical research facility. Rich earned his B.S in biochemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, his Ph.D. in physiology from the University of Illinois-Urbana and has completed post-doctoral fellowships in biochemistry at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard Medical School. He is the recipient of numerous awards, honors and prizes for academic performance. A considerable amount of Rich’s time is focused on advocacy and communicating with corporate and community leaders on the critical need for private funding and philanthropic support for the School of Medicine. Rich enjoys art, music, running and environmental issues.
FAITH ELLIOTT-ROSSING Faith, a resident of Henderson, is director of economic development and agriculture for Queen Anne’s County. Previously, she served as planning director and has held numer-
profiles in leadership ous other positions during her 14-year tenure with the county. Faith earned her B.S. in textile technology from Clemson University, and her master’s in public administration from Wilmington College. She has a strong agricultural background and throughout her career has taken advantage of opportunities to expand her perspective and network by serving on the Board of Wastewater and Water Operators, the Governor’s Intergovernmental Council on Agriculture and the Maryland Agriculture Council, Inc. Faith is program director/sheep leader for the Queen Anne’s County 4-H Program and has held numerous leadership roles with the Queen Anne’s County Farm Bureau and Queen Anne’s County Fair Board. In her leisure time, Faith enjoys showing dairy cows, various 4-H activities, attending fairs and church.
DR. CATHERINE A. EVANS Catherine, a resident of Baltimore, is president & CEO of The First Unitarian Church of Baltimore, which has been a vibrant part of the religious and social justice community of Baltimore since 1817. As CEO, Catherine supervises the business operations and personnel of the church, presides at meetings of the board and congregation, executes all financial and legal instruments, coordinates the schedule and raises funds. Previously, Catherine held various positions with Johns Hopkins University, from visiting assistant professor to senior academic advisor to director of the Office of International Student and Faculty Services. This dean’s list student earned her B.A. in German and English literatures from Dickinson College and her M.A. and Ph.D. in German and comparative literatures from Cornell University. Catherine serves as president of the Belvedere Improvement Association and holds leadership roles with Friends of the Enoch Pratt Library, Northeast Community Association, Northeast Development Alliance and the Advisory Board of the Women’s Institute-College of Notre Dame. She enjoys travel, reading, theater, music, museums and civic activities.
GEORGE J. FOX George, a resident of Cambridge, is principal/owner of George J. Fox Consulting, which focuses on high-pressure, long-distance underground pipe lines. Previously, George held positions with Buckeye Pipeline Company and Sun Pipeline Company. He earned his B.S. in civil engineering from Villanova University and his M.B.A in management from Wayne State University. George is extremely active in his community and lends his talent and expertise to numerous
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organizations, including St. Mary’s Refuge of Sinners, where he is parish council president, Dorchester Arts Center, Dorchester General Community Hospital Association and Rotary Club of Cambridge. George lists his highest achievement as successfully raising four children and maintaining a happy marriage for more than 42 years. In his free time, you’ll find George sailing, attending a wide range of musical performances and enjoying his radio-controlled model airplanes.
KAREN T. GARNER Karen, a resident of Drayden in St. Mary’s County, founded Research and Engineering Development, Inc. (RED-INC) in 1998. RED-INC provides research, development, test and evaluation (RDT&E) of complex system interfaces. As project engineer, Karen practices RDT&E of military aircraft weapon systems; as program manager, she plans and directs project operations, develops technical and management procedures, and controls, acquires and assigns program resources. As president, she oversees all corporate operations. Previously, Karen was an engineering psychologist with the Naval Air Test Warfare Center. She earned her B.A. in human development from St. Mary’s College of Maryland, while working fulltime. Karen is a care minister for St. George’s Catholic Church, as well as cantor and lector. She also holds leadership roles with the Society of Engineers and Scientists (vice president and treasurer) and serves on the board of Southern Maryland Traditional Music and Dance. This interesting leader also enjoys her volunteer role as a nursing home patient advocate.
DR. JONATHAN C. “JON” GIBRALTER Jon is rather new to Maryland, having moved to Frostburg last year from Long Island, N.Y., where he was president of Farmingdale State University. He is now president of Frostburg State University, reporting directly to the chancellor and board of regents of the University System of Maryland. Jon earned his B.A. in psychology from Binghamton University and his M.A. in counseling psychology and his Ph.D. in human development from Syracuse University. Jon is a steadfast and committed advocate of the needs and role of higher education in Western Maryland. Additionally, he is committed to protecting the resources of both the region and the world through his role on the Maryland Commission on Climate Change Mitigation Working Group and the American College and University President’s Climate Commitment.
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profiles in leadership Jon was recently appointed to the boards of directors of the United Way of Allegany County and the Greater Cumberland Committee. In his leisure time, he enjoys running, music, reading and nature.
DR. BRADLEY M. GOTTFRIED Brad, is a recent transplant to Maryland, having moved to Bryans Road in Charles County in 2006 from New Jersey, where he served as president of Sussex County Community College in Newton, N.J. Brad is now president of the College of Southern Maryland, which consists of four campuses in Charles, St. Mary’s and Calvert counties, and serves more than 23,000 residents each year. He earned his B.A. in biology from West Chester University, his M.S. in biology from Western Illinois University and his Ph.D. in zoology from Miami (Ohio) University. Brad has always been extremely active in his community as witnessed by his volunteerism in New Jersey, where he was treasurer for the United Way of Sussex County and chairman of the board for the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce. He has already assumed leadership roles in Maryland with the Charles County Chamber of Commerce, Charles County Economic Development Commission and the Calvert County Arts Council. This Civil War history buff is the author of seven books on the Civil War.
THOMAS E. “THOM” HARR Thom, a resident of Rockville, is executive director of Family Services Agency, Inc., (FSAI) in Gaithersburg. FSAI is the oldest, private nonprofit organization in Montgomery County and has served the community with a variety of health, social, behavioral health, education, child development and human services since 1908. An affiliate of Sheppard Pratt Health System, FSAI has a diverse staff of 200, representing more than 15 countries and serving an equally diverse clientele. Thom earned his B.S. in education from Frostburg State University, his M.L.S. in library science from Catholic University and his M.B.A. in finance from American University. Additionally, he holds a certificate in nonprofit management from Stanford University. Thom’s volunteer community activities include Community Action Team-Fetal & Infant Mortality, Terrapin Club and Bard Society, Shakespeare Theatre. He also has provided leadership to other organizations, including Centro Familia, Guide, Community Ministries and the Task Force on Mentoring. He enjoys wine collecting and reading. Thom is a 2000 graduate of Leadership Montgomery.
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ADEN A. KING Aden, a resident of Annapolis, is vice president for special projects and government affairs for Phillips Foods and Seafood Restaurants, a global seafood company headquartered in Baltimore. Phillips’ core business is the production and sales of a variety of seafood products sold in retail and food service applications in the United States, Europe and Asia. Aden oversees various strategic projects, as well as political and legislative affairs. Of import is his successful leadership of a national coalition to defeat an international trade case against imported crabmeat that would have put Phillips out of business. He earned his B.S. in hotel/restaurant management from Pennsylvania State University. Aden is extremely active in several organizations, including National Fisheries Institute, Chesapeake Bay Environmental Planners, Inc., Fort McHenry Business Association and Maryland Seafood Marketing Advisory Commission. Additionally, after the 2005 Asian tsunami, when several Phillips’s plants, employees and their families were affected by the devastation, Aden led the effort to raise over $200,000 for the relief effort, and Phillips commissioned and donated more than 100 fishing boats to affected fishermen in India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia. Aden enjoys racing sailboats, fishing, skiing, biking and cruising on the bay with his wife and three children.
MICHAEL T. LANGLEY Michael, a resident of Fruitland in Wicomico County, is vice president and general manager of the Delmarva Region for Pepsi Bottling Ventures. Michael is responsible for leading and managing beverage manufactur-ing, distribution and sales for the Delmarva Peninsula, as well as engaging with governmental and civic organizations to ensure that Pepsi is partnering effectively. Those who know Mike marvel at his ability to work effectively and relate to individuals at all levels with diverse backgrounds. He has a passion for understanding the needs of the business, along with the needs of people, and is committed to doing what is right for both. Michael earned his B.S. in organizational development from Mount Olive College, his M.B.A. from Campbell University and is pursuing his Ph.D. in technical management from Indiana State University. Michael lends his time and expertise to the March of Dimes, the Greater Salisbury Committee and the Mayor’s Breakfast Roundtable. Now that his travel schedule is lighter, he is looking for additional opportunities to become more involved in the community. Michael proudly boasts that he married at 17 and is still married 27 years later. He enjoys politics and spending time with his family.
profiles in leadership RICHARD M. “DICK” LOMBARDO Dick, a resident of West Friendship in Howard County, is president and CEO of Harkins Builders, Inc. Harkins is a general contracting company which builds large multi-unit residential and commercial construction projects throughout Maryland and surrounding states. Dick has been with the company for more than 32 years and oversees all corporate operations. Before joining Harkins, Dick was self-employed and operated a small general contracting firm. He earned his B.A. in business and his M.B.A. in finance from Loyola College. Dick volunteers his time and expertise to numerous organizations, including Friends of Gallagher (Gallagher Services, an organization that offers 40 homes around the Timonium area for developmentally disabled citizens), Cattail Creek Country Club, Associated Builders and Contractors (both Washington Metro and Baltimore), Catholic Charities and Howard Hospital Foundation. He enjoys spending time with his family and grandchildren, golf, motorcycling, skiing, and traveling to the beach and Florida. Dick is a 2001 graduate of Leadership Howard County.
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BECKY J. MANGUS Becky, a resident of Ellicott City, is publisher and owner of The Business Monthly, which provides business news to Howard and Anne Arundel counties, with a readership of more than 75,000. Soon, her company will debut a new publication, Maryland Entrepreneur Quarterly. As owner and publisher, Peggy oversees the business, along with her partner, and is in charge of products – newspaper, e-news and the website. She earned her B.A. in technical journalism from Colorado State University and has more than 400 hours in French, which was critical to her service in the Peace Corps. Becky serves in volunteer leadership roles with Corridor Transportation Corporation, Rotary Club of Columbia, Howard County Chamber of Commerce, Hospice of Howard County and Howard County Office of Tourism. Also notable is the in-kind support Becky and her company provide to many nonprofit organizations. She enjoys travel, reading, quilting and watching her sons play rugby. Becky is a 2004 graduate of Leadership Howard County.
MIKAL R. McCARTNEY HON. PEGGY A. MAGEE Peggy, a resident of Upper Marlboro, is clerk of the circuit court for Prince George’s County, an elected position she has held since 2006. Prior to her election, Peggy was director of the Prince George’s County Human Relations Commission and special assistant to the county executive of Prince George’s County. Additionally, she served in the U.S. Air Force for 20 years. Peggy is responsible for all judicial documents in Circuit Court, including land records, business and marriage licenses, child support and paternity records, passports, notary applictions and jurors, as well as civil and juvenile records. This dean’s list student earned her B.S. in paralegal studies from the University of Maryland and her J.D. from Catholic University School of Law. Peggy holds a public manager certificate from George Washington University. Peggy serves in volunteer leadership roles for numerous organizations, including Rotary Club of Bladensburg, Kiwanis Club of Mitchellville, American Legion Post 275, Prince George’s Council of American Legion Posts and Tuskegee Airman East Coast Chapter. Peggy enjoys fishing and working on jigsaw puzzles. She is a 2000 graduate of Leadership Prince George’s.
Mikal, a resident of Annapolis, is executive director of the Microenterprise Council of Maryland, a statewide nonprofit acting as the financial intermediary and technical assistance provider to entrepreneurship and micro-enterprise in Maryland. She is responsible for day-to-day operations, strategic planning, program development and establishment of successful state and federal funding streams for community organizations and agencies serving entrepreneurs. Previously, Mikal was with Garrett County Community Action and Garrett County Memorial Hospital. A notable career achievement for Mikal is bringing $2.5 million in federal funding to Maryland in the last seven years. She earned her B.A. in English literature from West Virginia University and her M.Ed. in education psychology from the University of Maryland. Mikal contributes her time and expertise to St. Matthews Episcopal Church, Maryland Rural Health Association, Maryland Rural Development Corporation, Mountain Arts Cooperative and Association for Enterprise Opportunity. She enjoys reading, creative writing and traveling.
GEORGE C. McFARLAND George, an entrepreneur and resident of Silver Spring, founded McFarland and Associates, Inc. (MAI) in 1989. MAI is a federal contractor with an emphasis on Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 15
profiles in leadership health and human service expertise in program planning, management and evaluation. As president and CEO, George primarily is responsible for overall supervision and management of staff, including finance, information technology bids, proposal management, contracts management and personnel. George earned his B.A. in political science, and his M.S.W. in social policy from Howard University. George is a 2006 recipient of Maryland’s Top 100 Minority Business Enterprise Award. This award salutes and highlights Maryland’s minority business owners who have provided exceptional products and services in the State. George provides volunteer leadership to So Others Might Eat, (an interfaith, community-based organization that helps the poor and homeless in our nation’s capital), Hearts and Homes in Silver Spring and The McFarland Institute. He enjoys current events, computer applications, photography and community service.
KRISTIN W. McNAMARA Kristin, a resident of Derwood, is senior advisor to the director of the Center for Scientific Review (CSR) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The CSR, one of 27 institutes and centers at NIH, receives nearly 80,000 applications for NIH-funded grants each year and recruits 18,000 external experts to review the applications for their scientific merit before NIH decides which applications to fund. Kristin is responsible for developing, communicating and implementing policy for the office of the director throughout the 450-employee center and coordinating organizational response between management levels to promote consistency, productivity and efficiency. She received numerous academic awards while earning her B.A. in public policy studies from Duke University and her M.A. in government administration from the University of Pennsylvania. This former College Park City Council member serves as a patient volunteer and community speaker for Montgomery Hospice and as a councilmember, lector and parish volunteer for St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Derwood. Kristin enjoys swimming, swing dancing, knitting, gardening and running.
GREGORY B. “GREG” MURRAY Greg, a resident of Smithsburg, is county administrator for Washington County, a position he has held since 1997. He is a lifelong resident of Washington County and has worked for county government for nearly 25 years. Greg is responsible for day-to-day operations of the county, carrying out policies, orders and instructions in the administration of laws, as well as providing supervision for nearly 900 16 ) www.leadershipmd.org
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employees. Greg earned his bachelor’s degree (summa cum laude) in business administration from American Inter-Continental University and is working toward his master’s in public administration at the University of Baltimore. He lends his time and expertise to the PTA, Potomac Fish and Game Club, Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund Advisory Committee (gubernatorial appointment) and the Maryland Association of Municipal Wastewater Agencies. Greg enjoys spending time with his family, camping, boating, NASCAR racing events and martial arts. Greg is a 1999 graduate of Leadership Washington County.
JANESE F. MURRAY Janese, a resident of Owings Mills, is director of corporate diversity for Constellation Energy Group. Constellation is the nation’s largest competitive provider of power to wholesale, commercial, industrial and governmental customers, one of the top five gas marketers and a leading supplier of coal to customers around the world. Janese is responsible for developing and implementing enterprise-wide diversity strategies and initiatives. She earned her B.A. in speech communication (cum laude) from Morgan State University, where she was a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Janese contributes her time and expertise to several organizations, including serving on the boards of the YMCA of Central Maryland, Greater Baltimore Committee-The Leadership, from which she graduated in 2005, and is a member of the Christian Education Ministry at the First Baptist Church of Guilford. In her leisure time, Janese enjoys exercising, swimming and home decoration.
DR. KATHLEEN O. “KATHY” O’BRIEN Kathy, a resident of Leonardtown, is executive director of Walden Sierra, Inc. (WS), a private, nonprofit counseling organization that has been serving southern Maryland residents since 1973. WS provides a 24-hour crisis intervention hotline, as well as counseling for substance abuse, domestic violence and child abuse. As part of its commitment to providing community-based services, WS has developed a strong network of partnerships with local schools, community agencies and the judicial system. Kathy has been with the organization for 32 years. She earned her B.A. in psychology and her M.Ed. in community counseling-consultation from the University of Maryland and her Ph.D. in psychology from LaSalle University. Kathy is extremely involved in her community, as evidenced by her volunteer service to Health Share, Chesapeake Bay Field Laboratory,
profiles in leadership St. Mary’s Family Violence Coordinating Council, St. Mary’s Ryken High School Parent Steering Committee, St. Mary’s County Chamber of Commerce and St. Mary’s Democratic Central Committee. She enjoys gardening, traveling and antiquing.
KEVIN W. PARSON Kevin, a resident of Baltimore, is principal of Bluford Drew Jemison Academy (BDJ), an allmale, nonprofit charter school he founded. This middle school with 125 students is the first all male charter school in Maryland, offer offering one of the best educational curriculums in the city, with a unique focus on science, technology and math (STEM). The recipient of numerous academic awards, Kevin earned his B.A. in political science from Morgan State University, his M.A. in administration from Shippensburg University and his M.Ed. in supervision from Loyola College. He lends his time and expertise to Friends of Enoch Pratt, Phi Beta Sigma, Madison Square Buccaneers, Black Professional Men and is a member of the Maryland State Central Committee. Kevin enjoys reading, traveling and golf.
KAREN PECORA-BARBOUR Karen, a resident of Westminster, took the entrepreneurial leap in 2002, founding The Barbour Group, LLC, which provides commercial insurance and surety bonds, as well as risk management consultation services, with clients in more than 25 states. This dean’s list student earned her B.A. in political science and history from Loyola College and her M.B.A. from the University of Baltimore. Karen’s volunteer community activities are extensive and include the Minority Building Industry Association, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Maryland Washington Minority Contractors Association, Engineer’s Club of Baltimore and the American Subcontractors Association. She enjoys gardening, golf, playing the piano and biking.
CYNTHIA L. PERINI Cynthia, a resident of Hagerstown, is senior vice president/regional executive with Sovereign Bank, with oversight in five counties. She is responsible for running 16 retail community banking offices in the region and for identification and development of future branching opportunities. Cynthia earned her B.B.A. in finance from James Madison University and her M.B.A. in human resources and marketing
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from Hood College. She provides leadership to several organizations, including the United Way, Women’s Giving Circle, Hospice, Community Foundation – all in Washington County – as well as the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness of the Cumberland Valley. Of special note, Cynthia’s husband, Peter E. Perini Sr. ’03, and her mother-inlaw, R. Kathleen Perini ’96, are graduates of Leadership Maryland. She enjoys running, walking, watching her children play sports, reading and gardening. Cynthia is a 1998 graduate of Leadership Washington County.
DR. CAROL A. QUIRK Carol, a resident of Baltimore, is co-executive director of the Maryland Coalition for Inclusive Education, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the inclusion of students with disabilities in their neigh-borhood public schools. Carol oversees business and financial management and directs the professional development services department, offering training and technical assistance to Maryland public schools. She collaborates with Maryland State Department of Education officials and local leaders in developing policy and administrative guidelines for improving school-based special education services. Carol earned her B.A. and M.A. in psychology and educational psychology from the University of Connecticut and her Ed.D. in education from Johns Hopkins University. She contributes her time and expertise to TASH, an international association for persons with severe disabilities; Shrine of the Sacred Heart; Baltimore County Special Education Community Advisory Committee; and the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates. She enjoys gardening, reading, travel and running.
KAREN A. SCHONFELD Karen is mid-Atlantic business banking market manger for M&T Bank. An Ellicott City resident, Karen manages the business banking division focusing on $10 million and under revenue companies. She supervises an employee group of more than 90 people in multiple locations throughout Maryland. Karen, an honors student, earned her B.S. in finance from the University of Delaware and her M.B.A. in finance and master’s degree in accounting from Loyola College. Karen’s community volunteerism includes the Howard County Chamber of Commerce, First Lutheran Church, Mount View Middle School Band Boosters and Howard County Tourism. She enjoys spectator sports, traveling and cooking. Karen is a 1999 graduate of Leadership Howard County. Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 17
profiles in leadership BRENDA M. SHELL-ELEAZER Brenda, a resident of Owings Mills, is the warden for the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women (MCIW) in Jessup. MCIW houses all security levels of women sentenced to one year and a day to the Division of Correction. Brenda is responsible for overall operations of the facility to include oversight of medical contractors, dietary department, security staff, maintenance, social work, education, addictions and psychology staff, as well as to ensure that public safety and the safety of staff and inmates is maintained. Brenda earned her A.A. in correctional administration from the Community College of Baltimore and her B.S. and M.S. in criminal justice from Coppin State University. She recently joined Coppin State University as an adjunct professor in the Criminal Justice Department. A former foster parent, Brenda holds leadership positions in several organizations, including the American Correctional Association, Empowerment Temple Security Ministry, Alternative Directions and Meet Me at the Gate, a re-entry program for women to help families. In her leisure time, Brenda enjoys physical exercise.
GWENDOLYN D. “GWEN” SKILLERN Gwen, a resident of Owings Mills, is senior vice president and general auditor for Care First BlueCross BlueShield, Inc. She is responsible for directing internal audit services, quality control activities and special investigations for all essential operations. Gwen, the recipient of numerous academic awards, earned her B.S. in accounting from the University of California, Los Angeles-Berkley, her M.B.A. from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and is a certified public accountant. The organizations which benefit from Gwen’s talent and expertise include Marian House, Inc., the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc., Coalition of 100 Black Women and Baltimore HIV Pediatrics. In her leisure time, you’ll find Gwen on the links, as well as enjoying aerobics, reading, theater, music and travel. She is a 2002 graduate of the Greater Baltimore Committee-The Leadership.
HON. RAYMOND A. SKINNER Ray, a resident of Bowie, was appointed by Gov. Martin O’Malley as secretary of the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. His department administers a variety of federally and state-funded programs to expand homeownership, increase the 18 ) www.leadershipmd.org
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supply of affordable rental housing and revitalization of communities. Ray previously served in the same position during the Glendening administration. He earned his B.S. in engineering from Penn State University, his master’s in City Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and a certificate in real estate development from Harvard University. Ray currently lends his time and expertise to Progressive Life Center, Penn State Outreach Advisory Board and Collington Station Recreation Association. He can be found on the back nine in his leisure time, enjoying a good book or listening to jazz.
ALVIN W. “AL” SMITH Al, a resident of Bowie, is senior vice president for Bank of America. He manages a core business line that focuses on delivering banking and investment services to an affluent segment of the population. He also manages a team of 45 client managers, overseeing 18 of Maryland’s 26 counties. Formerly, Al served in the U.S. Air Force for 21 years, where he served as an air traffic controller. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Regents College and his master’s from the University of Maryland University College. Al volunteers, chairs or serves on the boards of numerous organizations, including the Anne Arundel County Workforce Investment Board, Prince George’s County Chamber of Commerce (chairing its Small and Minority Business Committee), Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity and Team Bank of America. In his leisure time, you’ll find Al enjoying youth sports, golf and travel.
CHRISTOPHER P. SMITH Christopher, a resident of Lutherville, is general counsel for Manekin, LLC, a fullservice real estate development company with brokerage, construction, development and property management functions. Christopher is responsible for all legal and risk management functions, including acquisitions, dispositions, financings and most closings, as well as contractual matters for the asset management brokerage, construction and development groups. He earned his B.S. in English/physics from Washington & Lee University, a certificate in real estate from New York University’s Real Estate Institute and his J.D. from Emory University School of Law, where he achieved inclusion on the dean’s list and honor court. Christopher lends his time and expertise to CASA of Baltimore County, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Maryland and Our Daily Bread. He enjoys spending quality time with his family, golf, tennis and skiing.
profiles in leadership GRAYLIN E. SMITH Gray, a resident of Reisterstown, is managing member of SB and Company, LLC, a certified public accounting firm that provides audit, tax and business advisory services to several industries in the mid-Atlantic region. An honor society student and the recipient of many academic awards, Gray earned his B.S. in accounting from Hampton University. He has contributed many volunteer hours providing leadership to Carson Scholars Fund, Associated Black Charities, Citizens Planning and Housing Association, Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants and Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce. Gray enjoys golf and travel. He is a 1999 graduate of the Greater Baltimore Committee-The Leadership.
ROSS A. STERN Ross, a resident of Baltimore, is assistant to the president for legislative relations at the University of Maryland. As a member of the president’s cabinet, he is responsible for state government relations and offering strategic and tactical advice on all issues pertaining to government relations at the municipal, county and state levels. Ross earned his B.A. in economics, and his master’s in public management from the University of Maryland. He was awarded the Blair Lee Fellowship for academic achievement in public policy. Ross is a busy parent and is involved in numerous organizations including the ParentTeacher Organization for Federal Hill Elementary School, South Baltimore Youth Soccer League, Federal Hill Prep Track Team and Kol HaLev Congregation. He enjoys exercising, bike riding, skiing, reading and hanging out with his children.
JOHN M. “MIKE” STOUFFER Mike, a resident of Smithsburg in Washington County, is the commissioner of the Maryland Division of Correction, Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services. The Maryland Division of Correction incarcerates more than 23,000 adult male and female offenders and provides security, medical, mental and general healthcare, educational, vocational and re-entry services. Mike is the CEO of the Division of Correction, which has a $753 million budget and employs 7,594 people. He earned his A.A. in criminal justice from Hagerstown Community College, his B.S. in administration of justice from the University of Baltimore and holds two
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certificates – one in executive excellence from the National Institute of Corrections and one in warden’s peer training from Sam Houston University. Mike is a Sunday school teacher, a youth group leader and a youth committee chair for Trinity Lutheran Church, as well as a volunteer worksite coordinator for Group Workcamps and a member of a home repair team for Katrina Hurricane Relief. He is involved in a small farm operation and enjoys jogging and reading.
C. JOHN SULLIVAN John, a resident of Jarrettsville, is deputy chief of staff for Harford County Executive David R. Craig ’03 (who also is a member of Leadership Maryland). He serves as the county executive’s chief liaison to the agriculture industry and provides leadership to the Division of Agriculture, which includes functions such as agriculture marketing, education and advocacy. John earned his B.S. in recreation from York College of Pennsylvania, where he was a member of the Student Senate and president of the Ski and Outdoor Club. He is a founder of Harford Friends School, president of the Maryland Agriculture Education Foundation and serves on the boards of the Maryland Ag Council, Maryland Ag Fair Board and serves as an advisor to the Harford County Ag Marketing Cooperative. John enjoys farming and skiing. He is a graduate of LEAD Maryland, a two-year agricultural program.
GERARD M. “JERRY” WALSH Jerry, a resident of Cambridge, is senior vice president and chief operating officer for Shore Health System of Maryland, a health and hospital system affiliated with the University of Maryland Medical System. He is responsible for the day-to-day operations of all Shore Health System facilities, contract negotiations, physician recruitment, new business implementation and major clinical services. Jerry earned his B.S. in health care administration from St. John’s University and his M.S. in health systems management from Iona College. He was involved with the YMCA of Dorchester County for many years and is currently providing leadership to the Rotary Club, Bishops Advisory Board-Diocese of Wilmington and the Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce. Jerry enjoys golf, cooking and racquetball.
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profiles in leadership DR. RON L. WATSON Ron, a resident of Upper Marlboro, is vice chairman of the Prince George’s County Board of Education, an elected position. Prince George’s County is the 18th-largest school district in the country, serving more than 135,000 students and more than 17,000 employees. Ron is the recipient of several academic awards and earned his B.S. in electrical engineering from Morgan State University, his M.S. in advance technology and his Ph.D. in systems science from Binghamton University and his M.B.A. from George Washington University. He also served as a National Science Foundation fellow. Ron was a commissioned officer who served 15 years in the U.S. Army, retiring at the rank of major after serving a ninemonth tour of duty in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Ron’s volunteerism is focused on the Prince George’s County African American Democratic Club, Prince George’s County Chamber of Commerce, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and with Pals Achieving Weekly Success as an at-risk youth mentor. He enjoys golf, jogging, bowling, skiing and real estate investing.
JOHN C. “JC” WEISS III JC, a resident of Baltimore, is assistant professor at the University of Baltimore’s Merrick School of Business. In addition to teaching entrepreneurship, venture capital and finance, JC has organized and teaches a new program in social enterprise for nonprofit organizations. He earned his B.S. in business administration from Towson University and his M.B.A. in finance and marketing from Loyola College. JC is extremely active in numerous organizations, including serving as chairman of the Biotechnical Institute of Maryland, president of the Engineering Society of Baltimore, Chairman Emeritus of the Greater Baltimore Technology Council and on the boards of the Baltimore Workforce Investment Board and St. Agnes Healthcare Foundation. He enjoys spending time with his family, sailing, travel, golf and reading. JC is a 1993 graduate of the Greater Baltimore Committee-The Leadership.
SAMUEL R. “SAM” WELLS III Sam, a resident of Towson, is vice president of The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company. Founded in 1909, Whiting-Turner is one of the largest and most respected construction firms in the United States and has grown into a multibillion-dollar company with 27 satellite 20 ) www.leadershipmd.org
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offices around the country. Sam is manager of an independent operating group, which specializes in healthcare in the midAtlantic region. He is responsible for all business development, estimating, pre-construction services and construction of all projects. Sam earned his B.A. in history from Dickinson College. He contributes his time and expertise to the St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation Board and serves as an advisor for the McKim Community Center, an after-school care center that has been serving the needs of children in East Baltimore for more than 50 years. Sam enjoys many different sports, travel and history.
DAVID I. “DAVE” WIEGAND Dave, a resident of Frederick, is president of Specialized Engineering (SE), a consulting services company he founded in 1992 with more than 100 employees. SE provides engineering consulting services in the areas of construction quality control, geotechnical analysis and design, geophysical and environmental services, laboratory testing and analysis, non-destructive examination and forensic engineering. A college athlete (golf, baseball, hockey and softball), Dave earned his B.A. in geology from the State University of New YorkPotsdam. He holds or has held numerous volunteer leadership positions, including the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce (chairman); YMCA Campaign for Kids (co-chair), which also named him Volunteer of the Year two times; and the Rotary Club of Frederick, which named him Entrepreneur of the Year. Dave enjoys golf, football and music. He is a 2000 graduate of Leadership Frederick County.
GLENN P. “RICK” WOOD Rick, a resident of Mechanicsville, is principal and vice president of St. Mary’s Ryken High School in Leonardtown. St. Mary’s Ryken is a nonprofit Catholic college-prep school sponsored by the Xaverian brothers, situated on 86 acres overlooking Breton Bay. It is the only Catholic high school in the southern Maryland area and 98 percent of its 715 students will go on to college. An honor society student, Rick earned his B.S. in biology from the University of Maryland and his M.S. in human resource development with certification in administration and supervision from Towson University. He serves as lector for St. Aloysius Church, as soccer coach for St. Mary’s County Recreation and Parks and on the board of trustees for Xaverian Brothers High School. Rick enjoys spending time with his family, nature, fishing and boating, as well as attending events in which St. Mary’s Ryken students are involved.
program highlights inauGural reCeption State House, Annapolis, Md. March 10, 2008 Following opening remarks by President Nancy Minieri and Board Chairman Stephen A. Horvath ’98, PNC Bank, Gov. Martin O’Malley warmly welcomed the new class members with an inspirational message on the importance of community leadership and entertained questions from the class. The audience of board members and Leadership Maryland graduates offered a rousing toast to the new class of 2008 as the year of learning and discovery was launched.
Western Maryland at the Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort for two days of laughter, group activities and leadership briefings. Anirban Basu of the Sage Policy Group took the class on a spirited tour of Maryland’s rapidly changing economic and demographic realities. Leadership Maryland President Nancy Minieri provided program policies and expectations and Program Facilitator Eliot Pfanstiehl led the class through a packed program of interactive, fast-paced and thought-provoking activities designed to explore the many facets of leadership and build trust, communication and friendships among strangers.
orientation retreat Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort, Cumberland, Md. April 10-11, 2008
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program highlights Education Day and a briefing on “No Child Left Behind” at the Dr. James A Forrester Career and Technology Center. An overview of the very successful Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Program partnership between Patuxent River Naval Air Station and St. Mary’s County Public Schools was presented by Superintendent Dr. Michael Martirano ’07 and Kathryn W. Glockner ’05. After lunch with energetic students and a tour of the school, the class traveled to the College of Southern Maryland in Leonardtown for a presentation on retooling the adult workforce with the Hon. Tom Perez, Maryland Secretary of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, and class members Dr. Jonathan Gibraltar, president of Frostburg State University, and Dr. Bradley Gottfried, president of the College of Southern Maryland.
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health and human SerViCeS Central reGion Pier 5 Hotel, Baltimore, Md. June 19-20, 2008 Some of the state’s best health and human services practices are found in Baltimore, including Maryland Center for Veterans’ Education and Training, the University of Maryland School of Nursing and the amazing Living Classrooms program on the waterfront. The class saw first-hand the facts, faces and future of Baltimore through the eyes of remarkable leaders at all of these places. On the second day, the class visited Our Daily Bread Employment Center, a program of Catholic Charities that feeds, counsels and supports thousands of homeless and needy citizens of Baltimore every year. Back on the bus, the class enjoyed a narrated windshield tour of Baltimore housing renovations and challenges.
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program highlights system in Maryland. Then, four inmates responded to penetrating questions from the class about the experiences that landed them in jail. Following a tour of the prison and lunch, the class headed back to the hotel for a panel on juvenile justice alternative initiatives. With cocktails al fresco and dinner under a tent overlooking the lake, mellow moments of camaraderie gently ended the day. The next morning, the class visited the Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in Rocket Center, W.Va., a major western Maryland employer, and watched the manufacture of munitions and defense supplies. Then, the bus drove back into Maryland and chugged up the mountain to Frostburg State University for a panel discussion on “Winds of Change,” featuring three spokespersons from the wind power industry.
enVironment eaStern Shore Country Inn & Suites, Salisbury, Md. Sept. 11-12, 2008 While half the class cruised up the Nanticoke River on a boat with author Tom Horton and Alan Girard of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the other half toured a chicken farm with owner/ farmer Terri Wolf-King and Dr. Jim Perdue ’00, chairman of Perdue Farms. Both groups reunited at Henson Scout Reservation for lunch and an environmental chemistry lesson by Dr. Russ Brinsfield. After the groups switched places, they reconnected at the Fountains Conference Center for a lively debate between a career conservationist and a land use attorney. The evening featured a catered dinner at the worldrenowned Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
)) class of 2008 and a surprise presentation of a generous contribution to the Maryland Food Bank by the members of the class from the Eastern Shore. The next day the class toured the Perdue Farms Salisbury Processing Facility, followed by a presentation by Perdue on the state of Maryland’s poultry industry. Dr. Janet Dudley-Eshbach, president of Salisbury University, hosted the class for lunch, followed by a presentation by Dr. Memo Diriker of the Business, Economic, and Community Outreach Network entitled “The Changing Demographics on the Eastern Shore.” He noted the aging and diversification of the Shore’s population with European and Hispanic immigrants on the rise. The session ended with three local businesspeople discussing “The Eastern Shore: It’s Your Vacation, But It’s My Life” and the labor shortages impacting their businesses. The session ended with a
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multi-CulturaliSm Capitol reGion The University of Maryland Conference Center, College Park, Md. Oct. 16-17, 2008 After a first-person overview of the challenges of diversity in Maryland by a Leadership Maryland alumnus, the class participated in a daylong workshop utilizing Harrison Owens’s Open Space Technology format. The process invited class members to share their candid questions, personal knowledge and actual life experiences in diversity in a series of selfselected sessions, while building stronger bonds of respect and trust among the group. The entire day wrestled with the
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challenge of creating common vision in a diverse community, discovering ways to mobilize people of different heritages and languages, and coming to consensus in an increasingly multicultural nation. Dinner at the Riversdale Mansion, an 1800s historic landmark plantation home, capped a day of deep thought in sylvan surroundings. Capitol Region Day began with a case study of how immigration issues were dealt with in Gaithersburg and Montgomery County, featuring a mayor, a councilwoman, a nonprofit executive and a county official. Then, after another bus ride to the Montgomery County Public Safety Communications Center in Gaithersburg, the class toured the high-tech traffic and public safety communications nerve center for the county. The final act of the session was a visit to the 2,000-seat Music Center at Strathmore, including lunch, a backstage
tour and briefing by Eliot Pfanstiehl, president and CEO of Strathmore.
CloSinG retreat Chesapeake Beach Resort Hotel, Chesapeake, Md. Nov. 14, 2008 The class held its final daylong session reflecting on their year spent traveling across the state. In this final session, class members brainstormed leadership initiatives and shared lessons learned about leadership. After a heartfelt exchange of individual appreciation to each other in the closing circle, class members, once strangers in April, returned home as part of a statewide team of informed leaders armed with new knowledge, a new network of powerful allies and a broader vision and heart for doing the work of Maryland.
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membership directory JAMES M. ANTHONy ’07
NASSER BASiR ’03
TiMOTHy F. ABELL ’95
Chesapeake Bank & Trust Phone: 410-778-1600 janthony@chesapeaketrust.com
Security Vault Works, Inc. Phone: 301-776-2577 tim@svwinc.com
PSI Pax, Inc. Phone: 301-737-5000 nasser.basir@psipax.com
MARC L. APTER ’04
DONALD P. BATTiSTA ’01
St. Mary’s College of Maryland Phone: 240-895-4381 mlapter@smcm.edu
Garrett County Memorial Hospital Phone: 301-533-4173 dbattista@gcmhmail.com
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M. RiCHARD ADAMS ’07 President & ceO
President & ceO
associate Vice President, Marketing & Pr
President/ceO
President/ceO
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Phone: 301-662-7851 radams@frederickchamber.org
BARBARA BLOuNT ARMSTRONG ’01
DR. ERiC R. BAuGH ’02
LLOyD M. ARRiNGTON JR. ’00
MARy C. BAyKAN ’06
RiCHARD D. ADAMS ’01
JuDy A. ASHLEy ’02
PNC Wealth Management Phone: 410-237-5714 richard.adams@pnc.com
Ashley Consulting Group, LLC Phone: 410-628-7626 AshleyConsulting@comcast.net
Senior Vice President
President
KERRy AHEARN-BROWN ’08
HON. SuzANNE P. ALBERT ’96 councilwoman
City of Westminster Phone: 410-871-1180 suzannealbert@comcast.net
CHARLES W. ALExANDER ’05 President
Alexander Design Studio Phone: 410-465-8207 calex@brokenboxes.com
JOHN J. ALLEN JR. ’06 Vice President
Delmarva Power Phone: 410-860-6205 john.allen@delmarva.com
Washington County Free Library Phone: 301-739-3250, ext. 165 baykanm@washcolibrary.org
CHARLES M. BAyNARD ’94 DR. RiCHARD F. BEBEE ’95
Director
Kent County Department of Social Services Phone: 410-810-7720 kabrown@dhr.state.md.us
Director
B C. “RiCK” BAiLEy JR. ’99
Senior Vice President & General counsel Marrick Properties, Inc. Phone: 301-855-3828 rbailey@marrickinc.com
MORGAN “TRiP” BAiLEy ’98 President
BALTERM Phone: 410-752-9981 tbailey@balterm.com
RuSHERN L. BAKER iii, ESq. ’99 executive Director
Community Teachers Institute Phone: 301-577-8940, ext. 14 rbaker@communityteachers.org
WiLLiAM C. BAKER ’93
campus Dean & Professor of accounting Ohio University - Chillicothe Phone: 740-774-7222 bebee@ohio.edu
NATHAN J. BEiL ’02 President
KCI Technologies, Inc. Phone: 410-316-7937 nbeil@kci.com
JOHN M. BELCHER ’03 chairman & ceO
ARINC, Inc. Phone: 410-266-4740 jbelcher@arinc.com
DEiDRA S. BELL ’03 MiCHELLE D. BERNARD, ESq. ’03 President & ceO
President
Independent Women’s Forum Phone: 202-419-1820 michelledbernard@msn.com
JOHN H. BALCH ’99
Phone: 410-443-2756 slbigley@verizon.net
CLARENCE T. BiSHOP ’08
DR. Guy ALTiERi ’05
PharmaCare of Cumberland Phone: 800-678-1773, ext. 2405 jhb@3ipc.com
ELEANOR V. ALTMAN ’05
KARENTHiA A. BARBER ’08
WiLLiAM H. ALLEN ’05 President
Allen & Shariff Corp. Phone: 410-381-7100 wallen@AllenShariff.com
executive Director
Adkins Arboretum Phone: 410-634-2847, ext. 22 ealtman@adkinsarboretum.org
JOSEPH F. ANDERSON ’05 Project Manager
Computer Sciences Corp., Applied Technology, LLC Phone: 301-737-8125 jandersoniii@csc.com
LORRiE ANDERSON ’08 Owner
Country Florist Phone: 301-843-6676 countryflorist@verizon.net
ERNEST W. ANGELL ’04
Chesapeake Bay Foundation Phone: 410-269-0481, ext. 2122 wbaker@cbf.org
President
President
Professional Development Associates Phone: 410-366-1214 kbmotivator4u@aol.com
SHiRLEy BiGLEy LAMOTTE, ESq. ’99
Deputy Secretary
Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development Phone: 410-767-6302 cbishop@choosemaryland.org
TiNA MAE BJAREKuLL ’03 President
President & ceO
Maryland Independent College & University Association Phone: 410-269-0306 tbjarekull@micua.org
ROBERT J. BARRETT ’00
Phone: 301-481-9643 daniablair@yahoo.com
ANGELA P. BARNETT ’00 Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland Phone: 410-347-3981 abarnett@greatermd.bbb.org
Director
Baltimore County Department of Recreation & Parks Phone: 410-887-3806 bbarrett@baltimorecountymd.gov
DANiA R. BLAiR ’04
RuSSELL W. BLAKE ’02 city Manager
DR. HERMAN G. BARTLETT JR. ’00
Pocomoke City Phone: 410-957-1333 rblakes@comcast.net
RAyMOND “Buzz” BARTLETT ’95
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membership directory DR. DONALD F. BOESCH ’94
STANLEy J. BOTTS ’06
ROBERT C. BRENNAN ’04
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Phone: 410-221-2000 boesch@ca.umces.edu
SARiAN S. BOuMA ’00
MEDCO Phone: 410-625-0051 b_brennan@medco-corp.com
BARRy E. BOGAGE ’01
MidAtlantic Farm Credit, ACA Phone: 410-430-1001 kbounds@mafc.com
President
executive Director
Maryland/Israel Development Center Phone: 410-767-0681 bbogage@marylandisrael.org
BRiAN N. BOLENDER ’07
KENNETH M. BOuNDS ’06 Government affairs Officer
DR. STuART M. BOuNDS ’97 President emeritus
Senior Project Manager, Principal civil engineer
Chesapeake College Phone: 410-822-9422 sbounds@chesapeake.edu
executive Director
ERiC L. BRENNER ’07 Director, Grants Office
Maryland Governor’s Office Phone: 410-974-5090 ericbrenner@starpower.net
DR. JuDiTH K. BROiDA ’01 associate Provost & Dean
University of Maryland, Office of Professional Studies Phone: 301-405-6534 jbroida@verizon.net
URS Corporation Phone: 302-791-0700, ext. 163 Brian_Bolender@URSCorp.com
ALiCE R. BOWER ’06
JAMES PiPER BOND ’95
Womens & Girls Fund of Mid-Shore Phone: 410-770-8347 abower_1@mac.com
RiCHARD KEViN BROOKS ’02
ELizABETH R. BOWERMAN ’08
Caroline County Public Schools Phone: 410-479-2760 dale_brown@mail.cl.k12.md.us
President & ceO
Living Classrooms Foundation Phone: 410-685-0295 james@livingclassrooms.org
DR. MEREDiTH BOND ’07
chair, Department of Physiology
University of Maryland School of Medicine Phone: 410-706-1922 mbond@som.umaryland.edu
LyNN BONDE ’03 executive Director
Calvert Hospice Phone: 410-535-0892 lbonde@calverthospice.org
DANiTA M. BOONCHAiSRi ’08
Marketing/communications Specialist Calvert County Department of Economic Development Phone: 410-535-4583, ext. 2 danitab@co.cal.md.us
WiLLiAM BOSTiAN ’95 retired
Phone: 410-603-6299 billbostian@comcast.net
ROBERT L. BOSTiCK ’98 Phone: 410-383-0322 bostickrob@aol.com
LiNDA W. BOTTS ’94
President
ceO
Keswick Multi-Care Center Phone: 410-662-4202 bowermanl@keswick-multicare.org
HON. DON WM. BRADLEy ’00 Mayor
Town of Hurlock Phone: 410-943-4181 dbradley@shorecable.com
JAMES T. BRADy ’93
Managing Director - Mid-atlantic Ballantrae International, Ltd. Phone: 301-865-6000 brady.james.t@gmail.com
KENNETH L. BRANNAN ’05 Owner
A Crate Corporation & Best Beverage, LLC Phone: 410-266-1622 saucysalamander@hotmail.com
DyAN L. BRASiNGTON ’98
Vice President, economic and community Outreach Towson University Phone: 410-704-3780 dbrasington@towson.edu
DALE K. BROWN i ’08
Principal, Lockerman Middle School
TiNA G. BROWN ’06
assistant Superintendent of instruction Caroline County Public Schools Phone: 410-479-1460, ext. 131 tina_brown@mail.cl.k12.md.us
JEAN W. BRuNE ’00 Head of School
Roland Park Country School Phone: 410-323-5500 brunej@rpcs.org
MARTiN P. BRuNK ’07 Managing Director
RSM McGladrey, Inc. Phone: 410-308-5654 martin.brunk@rsmi.com
ROGER V. BRuSzEWSKi ’99 DR. THELMA J. “TJ” BRyAN ’01 DR. ALLiSON BRyANT ’00 Principal
The Assignment Group (TAG) Phone: 240-453-9056 tag.bryant@verizon.net
JAMES D. BuCKLAND ’01 BARBARA G. BuEHL ’04
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JENNiFER BuRDiCK ’94 President
CMK Associates, LLC Phone: 410-467-5462 jennifer.burdick@verizon.net
DR. LiNDA D. BuRGEE ’07 Superintendent
Frederick County Public Schools Phone: 301-696-6910 linda.burgee@fcps.org
HON. JANiNE F. BuRNS ’96
Supervisor, board of Supervisors Mathews County, Virginia Phone: 804-725-9063 linkage@msn.com 26 ) www.leadershipmd.org
ALAN A. BuSTER JR., FACHE ’04
Vice President of Operations/Human resources Shah Associates, LLC Phone: 301-373-7905 abuster@shah-associates.com
DEBORAH G. ByRD ’98 HANNAH LEE ByRON ’97 assistant Secretary
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Director of Membership Americans for the Arts Phone: 202-371-2830 tkcameron@gmail.com
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The ROC Realty Group Phone: 410-486-0100 rocampbell@rocincorporated.com
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The Tonley Foundation Phone: 301-495-2777 Kcane@tonleyfoundation.org
MARy E. CANNON â&#x20AC;&#x2122;06 cOO & cFO
Allen & Shariff Corp. Phone: 443-545-1003 mcannon@allenshariff.com
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Contact Karen Schonfeld, Market Manager at 410-964-6828 or
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Phone: 410-998-5725 booker.carter@carefirst.com
kschonfeld@mtb.com.
President
Vice President, centralized Shared Services
our personal, local and long-term commitment can make.
MARK D. CASE â&#x20AC;&#x2122;04
Senior Vice President, Strategy & regulatory affairs BGE Phone: 410-470-5710 mark.d.case@bge.com
MiCHEL F. CAVALLON â&#x20AC;&#x2122;05 JOHN P. CAVANAuGH â&#x20AC;&#x2122;06
account Manager, k - 12 education Solutions Johnson Controls, Inc. Phone: 410-302-6323 john.cavanaugh@jci.com
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membership directory CHARLES C. CAWLEy SR. ’03 Phone: 410-479-0660 charles.cawley@gmail.com
NATALiE K. CHABOT ’05
TARA BALFE CLiFFORD ’00
PAuL W. COMFORT, ESq. ’07
Phone: 410-956-4474 TBClifford@maxinter.net
Charles County Phone: 301-645-0553 pcomfort@dmv.com
community Volunteer
economic Development Director
KiMBERLy L. COBLE ’04
Cambridge Economic Development Department Phone: 410-221-6074 natalie@choosecambridge.com
Chesapeake Bay Foundation Phone: 410-268-8833, ext. 2166 Kcoble@cbf.org
SHu-PiNG CHAN, ESq. ’97 Law Firm of Shu-Ping Chan Phone: 301-996-2828 shuping6@hotmail.com
NGuyEN MiNH CHAu ’94 Phone: 301-933-2738 nmchau37@yahoo.com
WiLLiAM G. CHRiSTOFFEL ’06 DR. ROBERT CiRiNCiONE ’93 executive Vice President
Mid-Atlantic Orthopaedic Specialists Phone: 301-977-5045 rjcmd@yahoo.com
WAyNE CLARKE ’97 H. WARD CLASSEN ’95 PETER CLAy ’96
Maryland executive Director
DANE A. COLEMAN ’01 ROLAND “MiKE” COLiNA ’00 ceO
Resource Management Concepts, Inc. Phone: 301-862-7501 mcolina@rmcweb.com
county administrator
GREGORy D. CONDERACCi ’95 Founder
Good Ground Consulting, LLC Phone: 443-756-8213 gc@goodgroundconsulting.com
JOHN F. CONWELL, ESq. ’07
regional Vice President of Government affairs Comcast - Potomac Region Phone: 301-625-3521 John_Conwell@cable.Comcast.com
HON. JOHN M. COLMERS ’99
BERNARD A. COOK, ESq. ’02
Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Phone: 410-767-4639 jcolmers@dhmh.state.md.us
Cook & DiFranco, LLC Phone: 410-223-1590 bcook@cookanddifranco.com
Secretary
CAROLyN W. COLViN ’06
Phone: 410-874-7806 carolynvcolvin@aol.com
DR. RiTA R. COLWELL ’95
Senior advisor/Honorary chairman Canon U.S. Life Sciences, Inc. Phone: 301-762-7070 rcolwell@umiacs.umd.edu
Principal
ARTHuR M. COOLEy ’96 President
Shoreland, Inc. Phone: 410-742-1128 art.cooley@gmail.com
HARRiET E. COOPERMAN, ESq. ’03 Partner
Saul Ewing LLP Phone: 410-332-8974 hcooperman@saul.com
SHARON T. COSGROVE ’97 DR. DANiEL E. COSTELLO ’94 GENE W. COuNiHAN ’98 retired
Phone: 301-977-5045 gcounihan@comcast.net
WiLLiAM COuPER ’96
Never underestimate the power of a single person.
President, Mid-atlantic
AARP Congratulates Joe DeMattos, Jr., Leadership Maryland Class of 2008.
JASPER G. COx ’06
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Bank of America Phone: 202-442-7583 william.couper@bankofamerica.com
SCOTT R. COuSiNO ’96 Director of Finance
Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc. Phone: 301-581-5181 jcox@strathmore.org
HON. DAViD R. CRAiG ’03 county executive
Harford County Phone: 410-638-3350 drcraig@harfordcountymd.gov
DR. STEPHEN CRAWFORD ’99 BERNARD CREGG ’00 JuLiE L. CROCKER ’08 executive Director
Talbot Hospice Foundation Phone: 410-822-6681 jcrocker@talbothospice.org
WiLLiAM CROWLEy JR. ’94 28 ) www.leadershipmd.org
membership directory STEWART CuMBO ’06
MARy E. DEMPSEy ’99
JOHN W. DiLLON ’93
THOMAS L. CuRCiO ’04
Constellation Energy Group, Inc. Phone: 410-269-5283 mary.e.dempsey@constellation.com
Phone: 410-822-6228 johnwdillon@hotmail.com
President & ceO
Board of Child Care Phone: 410-922-2100 tlcurcio@boardofchildcare.org
ANNA CuSTER ’02
Managing Director - Public affairs
JOHN H. DENiCK, ESq. ’94 MARTHA J. D’ERASMO ’06
executive Director
Live Baltimore Phone: 410-637-3750, ext. 10 acuster@livebaltimore.com
independent consultant Phone: 301-654-3152 martyderasmo@yahoo.com
MARCiA P. DeWiTT ’94
D DR. JACK D. DALE ’02 O. “DiNA” DALy ’07 Director
Caroline County Department of Social Services Phone: 410-819-4500 ddaly@dhr.state.md.us
RANJiT “RON” S. DHiNDSA, ESq. ’04 President
Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. Phone: 301-527-8222 rondhindsa@yahoo.com
DEBORAH H. DiEHL, ESq. ’97 Partner
retired
ROBERTA E. DiLLOW ’94 retired
Phone: 410-730-0174 roberta-dillow@comcast.net
DONORA L. DiNGMAN ’97 JOHN D. DiNKEL ’08 President & Publisher
Baltimore Business Journal Phone: 410-454-0522 jdinkel@bizjournals.com
HON. BRENDA DONALD ’08 Secretary
Maryland Department of Human Resources Phone: 410-767-7109 bdonald@dhr.state.md.us
GARy DONALDSON ’97
Performance Solutions architect
COLENE y. DANiEL, FACHE ’93
Whiteford, Taylor & Preston Phone: 410-347-8766 ddiehl@wtplaw.com
St. Mary’s Hospital Phone: 973-365-4301 danielc@smh-passaic.org
CAROL B. DiGGS ’98
JOSEPH DONEGAN ’02
BRiAN P. DARMODy ’06
DiGGS! Executive Search & Business Consulting Phone: 410-455-9978 carol.diggs@verizon.net
President/ceO
associate Vice President, research & economic Development
President & Managing Director
Science Applications International Corp. Phone: 703-200-2221 gdonaldson@garydonaldson.com
Vice President - Sales/Leasing
Tyler-Donegan Real Estate Services, Inc. Phone: 301-831-8575, ext. 231 joe@tylerco.com
University of Maryland Phone: 301-405-1990 bdarmody@umd.edu
WiLLiAM M. DAViDOW, ESq. ’06 Partner
Whiteford, Taylor & Preston Phone: 410-347-8767 wdavidow@wtplaw.com
MiCHAEL W. DAViS, ESq. ’00 Senior Partner
Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny, LLC Phone: 410-995-5800 mdavis@darslaw.com
GiLBERTO DE JESuS ’98 DR. CHRiSTOPHER F. D’ELiA ’97
associate Vice chancellor, research/ Graduate Studies University of South Florida-St. Petersburg Phone: 727-873-4812 cdelia@tampabay.rr.com
DAViD J. DELuCA ’07 President/ceO
Delco Packaging Products, Inc. Phone: 410-228-2905 david.deluca@delcopkg.com
LAWRENCE O. DEMAREE ’94 President
Demaree & Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-320-3101 larry@demareeassociates.com
JOSEPH DEMATTOS JR. ’08 Maryland State Director AARP Phone: 410-895-7601 jdemattos@aarp.org
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membership directory GERALD W. DONOVAN ’98
MiCHAEL M. DREiSBACH ’07
HON. ADELAiDE ECKARDT ’01
Rod ’n Reel, Inc. Phone: 410-257-2735 gwd@cbresortspa.com
Savage River Lodge Phone: 301-689-3200 mike@savageriverlodge.com
Maryland General Assembly Phone: 410-221-6561 adelaide.eckardt@house.state.md.us
President
MARTiN L. “CHiP” DOORDAN ’01 President & ceO
Anne Arundel Health System, Inc. Phone: 443-481-1314 cdoordan@aahs.org
Owner/Partner
MSGR. PAuL M. DuDziAK ’00 Pastor
Saint Rose of Lima Rectory Phone: 301-948-7545 msgrpaul@strose.com
ALAN R. DuNCAN ’98
LEiF A. DORMSJO ’08
DR. MARy ELLEN DuNCAN ’01
Maryland Department of Transportation Phone: 410-865-1006 ldormsjo@mdot.state.md.us
WiLLiAM “BuCK” DuNCAN JR. ’96
chief of Staff
ANTONiO DOSS ’99 PHiLiP B. DOWN ’06
President & ceO
Talbot Bank Phone: 410-822-1400 buck.duncan@talbot-bank.com
TRACy W. DuRKiN ’06
President & ceO
Doctors Community Hospital Phone: 301-552-8085 pdown@dchweb.org
E
J. ALExANDER DOyLE ’97
ARTHuR EBERSBERGER ’93
Micro Machining, Inc. Phone: 410-944-5666, ext. 15 jadoyle@micromachining.com
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services of Maryland, Inc. Phone: 410-647-6368 aebersberger@cbiz.com
President
Senior Vice President
Delegate
DR. RiCHARD L. ECKERT ’08
chair - Department of biochemistry & Molecular biology University of Maryland School of Medicine Phone: 410-706-3220 reckert@umaryland.edu
MiCHAEL A. EDWARDS ’04 Practice executive
Dell Global Services Phone: 301-430-5221 Michael.A.Edwards@att.net
SARA EiSENBERG ’94 FAiTH ELLiOTT-ROSSiNG ’08
Director of economic Development & agriculture Queen Anne’s County Phone: 410-758-4418 felliott-rossing@qac.org
STuART “MiCKEy” ELSBERG ’07 Owner/Principal
Elsberg Associates/E*Cash, Inc. Phone: 410-810-1445 sme6@cornell.edu
RALPH W. EMERSON JR. ’03 Senior Vice President M&T Bank Phone: 410-244-4097 bemerson@mtb.com
DR. CATHERiNE A. EVANS ’08 President & ceO
The First Unitarian Church of Baltimore Phone: 410-685-2330 boardpres@firstunitarian.net
WiLLiAM G. EWiNG ’96 Partner
Paladin Associates Phone: 207-373-0322 wgewing@suscom-maine.net
HON. JAMES R. EyLER ’95
F JARED S. FAST ’01 DR. PATRiCiA FEGAN ’96 President & ceO
Special Olympics Maryland, Inc. Phone: 410-789-6677, ext. 107 pfegan@somd.org
STEPHEN M. FELLER ’93 Municipal Manager
Mt. Lebanon Municipality Phone: 412-343-3620 sfeller@mtlebanon.org
EMiLy H. FERREN ’03 Director
Charles County Public Library Phone: 301-934-9001, ext. 20 eferren@somd.lib.md.us 30 ) www.leadershipmd.org
membership directory ANNE S. FERRO ’01
HOWARD S. FREEDLANDER ’05
DENNiS E. FRyE ’00
Maryland Motor Truck Association Phone: 410-644-4600 aferro@mmtanet.com
Maryland State Treasurer’s Office Phone: 410-260-7418 hfreedlander@treasurer.state.md.us
DR. R. LORRAiNE FuLTON ’02
President & ceO
Deputy treasurer for external affairs
JAMES D. FiELDER JR., PH.D. ’98
KATHRyN B. FREELAND ’03
Clifton Gunderson, LLP Phone: 410-453-5551 Jim.Fielder@cliftoncpa.com
Phone: 410-439-1152 freeceo@comcast.net
ROBiN A. FiNNACOM ’98
Vice President, Student affairs
regional Director of business Development
TiMOTHy FiRESTiNE ’94 RALPH E. FiSHER ’98
Division Head Operations Washington Gas Phone: 703-750-4533 rfisher@washgas.com
JAy G. FiTzHuGH ’02
chief information Officer
Sandy Spring Bank Phone: 800-869-8523 jfitzhugh@sandyspringbank.com
G. “SANDy” FiTz-HuGH ’95 Kaufman & Canoles Consulting Phone: 804-771-5732 gsfitzhugh@kaufcanconsulting.com
BRENDAN D. FiTzSiMMONS ’07
retired
Head of Middle School Gerstell Academy Phone: 410-861-3300 lfulton@gerstell.org
HARRy y. FuRuKAWA ’04
MiCHAEL A. FREEMAN ’03 Tennessee State University Phone: 615-963-5644 mafreeman@tnstate.edu
G
JANiCE FREy-ANGEL ’06
JACquELyN GAiNES ’99
Melwood Phone: 301-599-4501 jfrey-angel@melwood.org
MARGARET G. GAiNES ’97
MARK E. FRiiS ’99
administrative Law Judge
President & ceO
President & ceO
Rodgers Consulting, Inc. Phone: 301-948-4700 mfriis@rodgers.com
JOHN B. FRiSCH, ESq. ’02 chairman/ceO
Miles & Stockbridge, PC Phone: 410-385-3507 jfrisch@milesstockbridge.com
HON. M. TERESA GARLAND, ESq. ’04 Office of Administrative Hearings Phone: 410-229-4120 garlandmtg@comcast.net
KAREN T. GARNER ’08 President
Research & Engineering Development, Inc. Phone: 301-342-9285 karen.garner@red-inc.us
Senior Vice President, investments/branch Manager Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. Phone: 301-733-7111 bfitzsimmons@fbw.com
DR. PATRiCiA FLORESTANO ’01 Member - board of regents University System of Maryland Phone: 410-990-9169 pflorestano@aol.com
DORiAN P. FLyNN ’04 executive Director
MANSEF Phone: 410-938-4413 mansef@aol.com
ANTOiNETTE “TONi” FORD ’95 DR. RONALD G. FORSyTHE JR. ’01 NEWTON FOWLER iii, ESq. ’96 Partner
Rosenberg, Martin & Greenberg, LLP Phone: 410-727-6683 nfowler@rosenbergmartin.com
GEORGE J. FOx ’08 Principal/Owner
George J. Fox Consulting Phone: 410-221-7584 foxes@shorenet.net
JASON A. FRANK, ESq. ’01 President
Frank, Frank & Scherr, LLC Phone: 410-337-8900 jfrank@frankelderlaw.com Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 31
membership directory ROBERT GARNER ’96
executive Vice President Wealth Management
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services of Maryland, Inc. Phone: 301-777-1500 rgarner@cbiz.com
DENNiS J. GARRETT ’96 ceO
Blue Lake Crane, LLC Phone: 443-573-0198 dgarrett@bluelakecrane.com
MARK i. GAVER ’06 President & ceO
Gaver Technologies, Inc. Phone: 301-668-7280 mark.gaver@gtifederal.com
HON. ROBERT GELL ’94
Vice President, board of commissioners Town of Charlestown Phone: 443-553-6066 rgell@cecil.edu
GiNO GEMiGNANi JR. ’96 Senior Vice President
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Phone: 410-337-5799 gino@whiting-turner.com
DR. GREGORy GEOFFROy ’99
KATHERiNE W. GETTy ’06
HON. LiSA A. GLADDEN ’01
Susquehanna Bank Phone: 301-777-4674 kathy.getty@susquehanna.net
JOANNE K. GLASSER, ESq. ’98
DR. JONATHAN C. GiBRALTER ’08
education Partnership coordinator
regional President
President
Frostburg State University Phone: 301-687-4111 jgibralter@frostburg.edu
DR. HELEN F. GiLES-GEE ’97
KATHRyN W. GLOCKNER ’05 United States Navy Phone: 301-342-2281 kathryn.glockner@navy.mil
EDWARD GOLD ’97
President
President
Keene State College Phone: 603-358-2000 gilesgee@keene.edu
Goldstone Properties Phone: 410-236-3432 egold@goldstoneproperties.com
O. PALMER GiLLiS iii ’00
HERBERT GOLDMAN, ESq. ’04
ceO
Gillis Gilkerson, Inc. Phone: 410-749-4821 palmer@gillisgilkerson.com
EDWARD J. GiLLiSS, ESq. ’02
Royston, Mueller, McLean & Reid, LLP Phone: 410-823-1800 egilliss@rmmr.com
DR. CATHERiNE R. GiRA ’93 President emerita
Frostburg State University Phone: 410-772-5895 crgira@comcast.net
Managing Member
Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC Phone: 410-576-4217 hgoldman@gfrlaw.com
JACOB H. GOLDSTEiN ’97 chairman & ceO
NBRS Financial Phone: 410-658-5504 jgoldstein@nbrs.com
DR. JiN K. GONG ’04
City of Bowie, Maryland For information on relocating your business to Maryland’s Fourth Largest City, contact:
John Henry King Economic Development Director 2614 Kenhill Drive Bowie, MD 20715 301-809-3042 • FAX 301-809-2315 jhking@cityofbowie.org
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JAMES J. GORDON ’02
JOE R. GROSSNiCKEL JR. ’01
Discovery Communications, Inc. Phone: 240-662-2802 Jim_Gordon@Discovery.com
IBM Federal Phone: 301-803-2851 jrgrossn@us.ibm.com
Vice President, Marketing Domestic Distribution
client executive - transportation, energy & interior
DR. TOBy A. GORDON ’03
SHELLy M. GROSS-WADE ’07
Toby Gordon Advisory, LLC Phone: 410-532-6404 tobygordonllc@comcast.net
Prince George’s Financial Services Corporation Phone: 301-883-6900 smgross-wade@co.pg.md.us
DR. R. ALLAN GORSuCH ’94
HuGH E. GRuNDEN ’03
President
President & ceO
President & ceO
President & ceO
School System Solutions, LLC Phone: 410-822-0703 allan.gorsuch@gmail.com
Easton Utilities Phone: 410-763-9479 hgrunden@eucmail.com
DR. BRADLEy M. GOTTFRiED ’08
HON. ANA SOL GuTiERREz ’99
President
College of Southern Maryland Phone: 301-934-7625 BGottfried@csmd.edu
CASSANDRA W. GOTTLiEB ’01 Principal
Kann Partners Phone: 410-234-0900 cgottlieb@kannpartners.com
H RiCHARD HACKNEy JR. ’94 ROBERT R. HAGANS JR. ’99 cFO
ROBERT “SCOTT” GRAHAM ’03
AARP Phone: 202-434-3220 rhagans@aarp.org
BHealth Management, LLC Phone: 443-386-1667 revceo@comcast.net
KATHLEEN D. HALL ’95
President & ceO
THOMAS H. GRAHAM ’06 region President
PEPCO Phone: 202-872-3251 thgraham@pepco.com
TiMOTHy P. GRAMBLEy ’04 General Manager
Rocky Gap Lodge & Golf Resort Phone: 301-784-8401 tim.grambley@crestlinehotels.com
WiLLiAM B. GRANT ’02 chairman & ceO
First United Bank & Trust Phone: 301-533-2250 wbgrant@mybankfirstunited.com
BONNiE MARiE GREEN ’07 executive Director
The Patuxent Partnership Phone: 301-866-9705 bonnie.green@paxpartnership.org
TROND GRENAGER ’95 HON. JOHN R. GRiFFiN ’97 Secretary
Maryland Department of Natural Resources Phone: 410-260-8100 jgriffin@dnr.state.md.us
CHRiSTOPHER J. GRiFFiTH ’01
of Frostburg State University — including Leadership Maryland alumni Cherie Krug ’01
TiMOTHy E. HALL ’00
and Joseph Hoffman ’06 —
KEiTH HALLER ’02
join FSU President Jonathan Gibralter
SCOTT A. HANCOCK ’03 executive Director
Maryland Municipal League Phone: 410-268-5514 scotth@mdmunicipal.org
ROSLyN M. HANNiBAL-BOOKER ’07 Director of Development
in applauding his Leadership Maryland ’08 classmates.
Maryland Center for Veterans Education & Training Phone: 410-576-9626, ext. 214 devdir@mcvet.org
THOMAS E. HARR ’08 ceO
Family Services Agency, Inc. Phone: 301-840-3202 harrt@familyservicesagency.org
SANDRA N. HARRiMAN ’04
Congratulations!
Senior Director of Development
University of Maryland School of Medicine Phone: 410-706-0106 sharriman@som.umaryland.edu
LLOyD B. HARRiSON iii ’03 President
Virginia Partners Bank Phone: 410-286-2485 lbh3@aol.com
executive Vice President
MARGARET A. HAyES ’06
JAMES GRiMES ’01
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Phone: 410-706-6586 mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
KCI Technologies, Inc. Phone: 410-316-7968 cgriffith@kci.com
The students, faculty and staff
Director, Student education Services & Outreach
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membership directory SuzANNE D. HAyES ’98 JANyCE N. HEDETNiEMi ’00 consultant
JNH Consulting, LLC Phone: 703-978-8095 JanyceNH@cox.net
JEFFREy N. HEFLEBOWER ’05 executive Vice President
Easton Bank & Trust Company Phone: 410-479-5440 jefhef@comcast.net
EuGENE D. HELBiG ’06
Senior Vice President/Senior trust Officer First United Bank & Trust Phone: 301-533-2360 gdhelbig@mybankfirstunited.com
DR. JOSEPH M. HOFFMAN ’06
JOHN B. HuTCHiNSON ’03
Frostburg State University Phone: 301-687-4120 jhoffman@frostburg.edu
Verizon Connected Solutions, Inc. Phone: 410-238-6800 john.hutchinson@verizon.com
Dean, college of Liberal arts & Sciences
ROBERT L. HOFMANN ’99 President/ceO
Maryland Works, Inc. Phone: 410-381-8660 bobh@mdworks.com
MAJ. GEN. ARTHuR HOLMES JR. (RET.) ’01 STEPHEN A. HORVATH ’98
I DAViD iANNuCCi ’01 executive Director
Baltimore County Economic Development Phone: 410-887-2123 diannucci@baltimorecountymd.gov
Senior Vice President/Group Manager PNC Bank Phone: 301-208-1220 s.horvath@pnc.com
DR. BARBARA HELLER ’96
ViCTOR L. HOSKiNS ’96
Laureate Education, Inc. Phone: 410-843-6610 barbara.heller@laureate-inc.com
Doracon Development DC, LLC Phone: 202-756-3622 vhoskins@doracondev.com
Vice President - Strategic initiatives
President
Senior Vice President
J MONiCA BEST JAMES, ESq. ’03 THOMAS H. JARBOE ’06 chief Operating Officer
Technology Security Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-866-0295, ext. 300 tom_jarboe@technology-security-associates.com
ELLEN J. HEMMERLy ’06
N. DOuGLAS HOSTETLER ’97
UMBC Research Park Corporation Phone: 410-455-8400 hemmerly@umbc.edu
Hostetler Church, LLC Phone: 410-740-3303 dhostetler@hostetlerchurchllc.com
THOMAS HENDERSHOT, ESq. ’02
SHERMAN HOWELL ’00
Smith Barney Phone: 410-736-5332 Robert.I.Jeffrey@smithbarney.com
MiCHAEL L. HOy ’00
DAViD M. JENKiNS ’02
DR. MuRRAy “RAy” HOy ’96
PATRiCiA JESSAMy ’96
Wor-Wic Community College Phone: 410-334-2810 rhoy@worwic.edu
Baltimore City Phone: 410-396-4986 pjessamy@stattorney.org
DR. FREEMAN HRABOWSKi iii ’93
ANNE L. JOHNSON, ESq. ’05
executive Director
Phone: 301-474-3965 fhender@his.com
ROBERT V. HESS ’97 commissioner
New York City Department of Homeless Services Phone: 212-361-7963 rhess@dhs.nyc.gov
KEViN P. HiGGiNS ’06 Division Vice President
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Phone: 410-337-5809 kevin.higgins@whiting-turner.com
DAViNA GRACE HiLL ’03 executive Director
Chesapeake Arts Center Phone: 410-636-6597 davinah@chesapeakearts.org
ETHEL M. B. HiLL, ESq. ’06 retired
Phone: 410-730-4122 ethelbhill@aol.com
President
President
President
University of Maryland-Baltimore County Phone: 410-455-3880 hrabowski@umbc.edu
DR. MARy ELLEN HRuTKA ’02 executive Director
Mid-Atlantic Catholic Schools Consortium Phone: 410-280-0142 mehrutka@gmail.com
JiLL A. HuDOCK, C.P.A. ’05 WiLLiAM J. HuDOCK ’01 JOHN L. HuGGiNS JR. ’07 President/ceO
LiSA HiLLMAN ’06
Technology Alliance, LLC Phone: 301-686-0604 jhuggins@techalliancellc.com
Anne Arundel Health System, Inc. Phone: 443-481-4747 lhillman@aahs.org
DR. MARiON H. HuLL ’04
Senior Vice President/chief Development Officer
SONiA D. HiNDS ’05 executive Director
board of Directors
Mobile Medical Care, Inc. Phone: 301-384-9262 BSHullSr@aol.com
ROBERT i. JEFFREy ’00
Director, Wealth Management, Senior Portfolio Manager
State’s attorney
DR. CHERyL R. JOHNSON ’01 KAREN S. JOHNSON ’03
executive Director - Foundation Western Maryland Health System Phone: 301-723-1454 karenjohnson@wmhs.com
MONiCA J. JOHNSON, ESq. ’04
assistant Secretary for Mission Support Maryland Department of Natural Resources Phone: 410-260-8117 mjjohnson@dnr.state.md.us
ORLAN M. JOHNSON, ESq. ’01
Saul Ewing LLP Phone: 202-295-6642 ojohnson@saul.com
ROBERT G. JOHNSON ’06 Managing Member
Capitol Strategies, LLC Phone: 410-268-3099 rjohnson@capitol-strategies.com
TORRiE C. JOHNSON ’00 Principal
Barstow Acres Children’s Center Phone: 410-414-9901 cbps2006@yahoo.com
E. “BETSEy” J. HuRWiTz-SCHWAB ’06 Phone: 301-759-9385 bhschwab@mindspring.com
Design Concierge Phone: 410-323-6280 designconcierge@aol.com
JOHN HODGE-WiLLiAMS ’93
WiLLiAM HuSSMANN ’93
TRuDyE M. JOHNSON ’99
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K ROBiN S. KABLE ’07
coordinator - business & community Partnerships Carroll County Public Schools Phone: 410-751-3468 rskable@k12.carr.org
DANA M. JONES ’97 ceO
PAMELA R. JONES ’97
HERBERT JORDAN iii ’05
ROBERT “BROOKE” KAiNE ’06
LERONiA A. JOSEy, ESq. ’02 President
Leronia Josey & Associates, LLC Phone: 410-944-6776 ljosey@comcast.net
M. JAMES KAuFMAN ’04 SuSAN KEATiNG ’93
Senior Manager
Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund Phone: 443-510-1508 hjordan@emaif.com
Corridor Reznick, LLC Phone: 410-468-1800 nkatz@corridorllc.com
Building & Construction Trades Department/ AFL-CIO Phone: 202-756-4641 giz@bctd.org
Crittenton Services of Greater Washington Phone: 301-565-9333 pjones@crittentonservices.org
information technology applications Manager
ceO
STEPHEN KAuFMAN, ESq. ’95
J. STEVEN KAii-ziEGLER ’05
ceO
NEiL A. KATz ’04
WiLLiAM “Giz” KACzOROWSKi ’93 Director of Field Services
United Planning Organization Phone: 202-238-4692 djones@upo.org
SHAWN S. KARiMiAN ’05
Municipal & Financial Services Group Phone: 410-266-9101 steven.kaii-ziegler@mfsgllc.com
President & ceO
Kaine, Inc. Phone: 301-943-1407 brooke@kainehomes.com
JOHN W. KAMAuFF JR., PH.D. ’00 DONALD R. KANN, AiA ’02 President
Kann Partners Phone: 410-234-0900 dkann@kannpartners.com
R. DEAN KENDERDiNE ’01 executive Director
Maryland State Retirement Agency Phone: 410-625-5600 dkenderd@sra.state.md.us
SHERyL KERR ’96 PHyLLiS KiLBy ’03 LiLLiAN S. KiLROy ’05 executive Vice President Provident Bank Phone: 410-277-2833 lskilroy@provbank.com
ADEN A. KiNG ’08
Vice President - Special Projects & Government affairs Phillips Foods & Seafood Restaurants Phone: 443-263-1255 aaking@phillipsfoods.com
LEARN TO LEAD, LEAD FOR LIFE Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. (MLW) empowers Maryland’s youth through leadership development training. MLW offers three independent residential summer leadership workshops for Maryland Middle and High School students.
Maryland Leadership Workshops MLW is in proud partnership with Leadership Maryland, Maryland Association of Student Councils and the Maryland State Department of Education.
Topics Include: � Communication and Presentation Skills � Conflict Management � Project Planning, Implementation and Evaluation � Team Building � Responsible Decision Making � Leadership Styles � Group Dynamics In addition, MLW offers Community Outreach programs designed specifically for schools or other interested groups throughout the year. MLW celebrates its 54th summer of transforming students into catalysts for positive change and enabling students to achieve success in all facets of their lives.
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membership directory JOHN J. KiNG ’04 JOHN HENRy KiNG ’06
economic Development Director City of Bowie Phone: 301-809-3042 jhking@cityofbowie.org
KENNETH KiNSEy ’95
Phone: 410-804-0734 kenkinsey@comcast.net
MiCHAEL T. LANGLEy ’08
JAMES W. LEWiS ’07
Pepsi Bottling Ventures Phone: 410-546-8539 michael.langley@pbvllc.com
University of Maryland-Cooperative Extension Service Phone: 410-479-4030 jlewis2@umd.edu
JAMES LATiMER ’95
LiLLiAN LiNCOLN ’96
Vice President/General Manager Delmarva
ViCTOR H. LAWS iii, ESq. ’99 Partner
KEViN KiSTLER ’93 PAuLA KLEPPER, MSW, LGSW ’02 Psychotherapist
Laws & Robertson, P.A. Phone: 410-749-7500 viclaws@lawspa.net
Delmarva Family Resources Phone: 410-758-1787, ext. 307 paula@paulaklepper.com
ALAN LEBERKNiGHT ’96
WAyNE KLOCKNER ’94
ceO
KENNETH KLuEH ’94 REV. H. GERARD KNOCHE ’02
BLAiR LEE ’06 Lee Development Group, Inc. Phone: 301-585-7000 blair@leedg.com
bishop
DR. DiANE M. LEE ’02
HON. NANCy KOPP ’94
University of Maryland-Baltimore County Phone: 410-455-2859 dlee@umbc.edu
Delaware-Maryland Synod, ELCA Phone: 410-230-2869 hgknoche@gmail.com
JOy KORPELA ’94 DR. JOAN D. KOzLOVSKy ’95 President/ceO
Vice Provost & Dean of Undergraduate education
JOyCE A. KuHNS, ESq. ’07 Partner
Saul Ewing LLP Phone: 410-332-8965 jkuhns@saul.com
DR. JAMES F. LACALLE ’05 President
Harford Community College Phone: 410-836-4493 jlacalle@harford.edu
PATRiCiA M. LAMBERT, ESq. ’06 Member
Hodes, Pessin & Katz, PA Phone: 410-938-8800, ext. 1085 plambert@hpklegal.com
President & ceO
Aircon Engineering, Inc. Phone: 301-722-7269 kim.leonard@airconeng.com
DWAyNE O. LESLiE, ESq. ’05 ceO
Phase V Pharmaceuticals Phone: 301-495-0786 dleslie2@gmail.com
President & ceO
Susquehanna Patriot Bank Phone: 845-802-6701 joseph.lizza@susquehanna.net
CHARLES J. LOLLAR ’07 General Manager
President & ceO
JOHN T. LONG iii ’97 President & ceO
St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce Phone: 727-388-0000 jtlong@stpete.com
SEAN M. LOONEy ’96
Senior Director - Government affairs Comcast Phone: 443-949-8134 sean_looney@cable.comcast.com
WiLLiAM R. LORENz ’98
Calvert County Detention Center Phone: 410-535-4300, ext. 8904 lesterpj@co.cal.md.us
THOMAS W. LOVELAND ’04
HON. MuRRAy D. LEVy ’00 Delegate
Maryland General Assembly Phone: 410-841-3325 murray.levy@house.state.md.us
chairman & ceO
Mind Over Machines, Inc. Phone: 443-738-8010 tloveland@mindovermachines.com
LuiS A. LuNA ’93
assistant administrator for administration/ resources Management U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Phone: 202-564-4600 Luna.Luis@epa.gov
PENNy G. LEWANDOWSKi ’03
MAuRiCE T. LuSBy iii ’03
Edward Lowe Foundation Phone: 269-445-4255 penny@lowe.org
Lusby Motor Company, Inc. Phone: 410-535-0442 lusbymot@verizon.net
Director, entrepreneurship Development
BETSy LEWiS ’96
Maryland State Board of Elections Phone: 410-269-2840 llamone@elections.state.md.us
New Beginnings Youth & Family Services Phone: 301-751-3763 lewisbc@comcast.net
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JOSEPH R. LizzA ’02
PHyLLiS LESTER ’99
LiNDA H. LAMONE, ESq. ’02 administrator of elections
Louisiana Office of Youth Development Phone: 225-287-7900 mary.livers@la.gov
Harkins Builders, Inc. Phone: 410-480-4207 dlombardo@harkinsbuilders.com
MEREDiTH S. LEVERT ’01
L
interim Director
Phone: 410-957-0601
Supervisor - Work release
ROBERT J. KuPEC ’01
DR. MARy L. LiVERS ’05
RiCHARD M. LOMBARDO ’08
KiM B. LEONARD ’00
MARy M. KRuG ’98
GEORGE LiTTRELL JR. ’95
KLEiN LEiSTER ’95
ROSE G. KRASNOW ’00
Frostburg State University Phone: 301-687-4161 ckrug@frostburg.edu
List & Company, Inc. Phone: 917-450-2821 doug.list@listandcompany.com
Cintas Corporation Phone: 301-322-2255 lollarc@cintas.com
retired
Director of Major Gifts
DOuGLASS LiST ’96
ceO
F. GRAHAM LEE ’99
JDK Associates, Inc. Phone: 410-879-4930
CHERiE A. KRuG ’01
caroline county extension Director, ag agent
Founder & Former Director
President/ceO
ROxANNE LyNCH ’07
Director - Government & community relations Harford County Phone: 410-638-3354 nrlynch@harfordcountymd.gov
membership directory CHARLES A. LyONS ’98 ceO
VADM KENNETH C. MALLEy, uSN (RET.) ’00
DR. PATRiCiA N. MARKS ’02
Malley Associates Phone: 410-956-5687 kmalley57@comcast.net
executive Director
President
Post-Newsweek Media Phone: 301-670-2080 clyons@gazette.net
DONALD MANEKiN ’93
M WiLLiAM N. MACDONALD JR. ’00 MARK A. MACDOuGALL, ESq. ’04 Vice President & General counsel SMECO Phone: 301-274-4307 mark.macdougall@smeco.coop
JOHN H. MACKLiN ’07 President & ceO
JHM Research & Development, Inc. Phone: 301-589-4000 jmacklin@jhmrad.com
JAMES MAFFiTT, ESq. ’95 HON. PEGGy A. MAGEE ’08 clerk of the circuit court Prince George’s County Phone: 301-952-3318 pamagee@co.pg.md.us
Founding Member
Seawall Development Phone: 410-385-5777 dmanekin@seawalldevelopment.com
BECKy J. MANGuS ’08 Publisher/Owner
As Maryland’s leading source of funding for seed capital and entrepreneurial assistance for technology transfer and development, TEDCO joins Leadership Maryland in helping to make our State a great place to live and work. Renée M. Winsky, President John M. Wasilisin, Vice President Class of 2005
College Savings Plans of Maryland Phone: 410-767-3225 jmarshall@collegesavingsmd.org
DOLORES ANN MARTiN ’06 executive Director
Chesapeake-Potomac Home Health Agency, Inc. Phone: 301-274-9000, ext. 117 dmartin@cphha.org
MARTiNA A. MARTiN ’01 Senior Vice President
The Business Monthly Phone: 410-740-7300 news@bizmonthly.com
ROBERT E. MANiGOLD JR. ’05
Vice President, Human resources & administration, brand Management & communications ARINC, Inc. Phone: 410-266-4071 rmanigol@arinc.com
United Way of Central Maryland Phone: 410-895-1476 martina.martin@uwcm.org
PETER MARTiN ’93 retired
Phone: 207-967-3358 petermartin@roadrunner.com
DR. MiCHAEL J. MARTiRANO ’07
DR. KEViN J. MANNiNG ’05 President
Stevenson University Phone: 443-334-2203 kmanning@stevenson.edu
FRANCES J. MANuS ’97
SUPPORTING INNOVATION IN MARYLAND
JOAN E. MARSHALL ’02
Superintendent
St. Mary’s County Public Schools Phone: 301-475-5511, ext. 178 mjmartirano@smcps.org
JOHN A. MARzANO ’00 JACK MASON ’95
General Contracting and Design-Build Services For the Mid-Atlantic since 1965
Best wishes to my classmates. It was a lot of fun and an honor to participate in the Leadership Maryland program with you. Dick Lombardo President and CEO
Harkins Builders, Inc. 2201 Warwick Way, Marriottsville, MD 21104 410.750.2600
www.harkinsbuilders.com www.marylandtedco.org
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membership directory JOHN MAxWELL ’02 HON. GARy D. MAyNARD ’07 Secretary
Maryland Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services Phone: 410-339-5005 gmaynard@dpscs.state.md.us
S. JAMES MAzARAKiS ’07 chief technology Officer T. Rowe Price Phone: 443-854-5980 jim_mazarakis@hotmail.com
JOHN J. McALLiSTER JR. ’03
ViCTORiA C. McANDREWS ’06
Eagan McAllister Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-863-2192 john_mcallister@emainc.com
CMD Outsourcing Solutions, Inc. Phone: 410-347-5544, ext. 202 vmcandrews@cmdigi.com
President
WM. “SANDy” McALLiSTER JR., ESq. ’94 Principal
Miles & Stockbridge, PC Phone: 410-228-4545 wmcallister@milesstockbridge.com
Senior Vice President/cFO
REV. DR. BESS McCALLiSTER ’07 President & ceO
Delmarva Business Investment Group Phone: 410-440-0125 bemccal@aol.com
MiKAL R. McCARTNEy ’08 executive Director
Microenterprise Council of Maryland Phone: 410-767-0259 mikal@emicromaryland.com
NANCy L. McCLOy ’05 educational Director The Benedictine School Phone: 410-634-2112 nmccloy@aol.com
DiANE McCOMB ’01
aging and Disabilities Lead Delmarva Foundation Phone: 410-763-6236 dmccomb@atlanticbb.net
JAMES P. McCOMB ’01 executive Director
Maryland Association of Resources for Families & Youth Phone: 410-974-4901, ext. 1 jmccomb@marfy.org
JOHN G. McCORMiCK ’06
Vice President, corporate communications & community relations McCormick & Company, Inc. Phone: 410-771-7110 John_McCormick@mccormick.com
SHEiLA C. McDONALD, ESq. ’03
executive Secretary, board of Public Works State of Maryland Phone: 410-260-7335 smcdonald@comp.state.md.us
HON. JOHN P. McDONOuGH, ESq. ’99 Secretary of State
State of Maryland Phone: 301-352-3090 jmcdonough1@comcast.net
GEORGE C. McFARLAND ’08 President/ceO
McFarland & Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-589-0780 gmcfarland@mcfarlandassociate.com
DR. E. GAyE McGOVERN ’01 President
Gaye McGovern Insurance Agency, Inc./ State Farm Phone: 301-790-1462 tygre@erols.com
STEPHEN R. McHENRy ’02 executive Director
MARBIDCO Phone: 410-267-6807 smchenry@marbidco.org
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STEPHEN A. MiLLER ’04
FREDDy L. MiTCHELL ’05
Phone: 401-846-1353 jmclennan@bluecrab.org
Boys & Girls Club of Cecil County Maryland, Inc. Phone: 410-287-2234 smiller@mybgccc.org
SHORE UP!, Inc. Phone: 410-749-1142, ext. 325 fmitchell@shoreup.org
WAyNE A. MiLLS ’98
B. DOyLE MiTCHELL JR. ’96
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations
WiLLiAM J. McLENNAN SR. ’07 executive Director/ceO
Paul’s Place Phone: 410-625-0775 bmclennan@paulsplaceoutreach.org
KRiSTiN W. McNAMARA ’08
Senior advisor to Director - center for Scientific review
executive Director
executive Director
PATRiCiA J. MiTCHELL ’01
chairman
President
New Millennium Ventures, LLC Phone: 410-829-0404 wamills25@yahoo.com
Industrial Bank Phone: 202-722-2000, ext. 3 dmitchell@industrial-bank.com
National Institutes of Health Phone: 301-435-0904 mcnamarak@csr.nih.gov
DR. CLAyTON “PETE” McNEiLL ’00
Designed for the individual business traveler and the weekend leisure guest, Hilton Garden Inn provides the finest quality of essential services and amenities. It's value engineered from the ground up and dedicated to guest comfort.
THOMAS McNuTT ’95 Secretary/treasurer
U.F.C.W., Local 400 Phone: 301-459-3400 tmcnutt@local400.org
DR. iRViNG P. McPHAiL ’99
• 100 Guestrooms including 8 Suites • Complimentary Shuttle
HERBERT N. MEiNiNGER ’96
• Microwave/Fridge in All Rooms
Phone: 717-352-3122 hmeining@comcast.net
• Restaurant/ Lounge on Property open daily for
R. MiCHAEL S. MENziES SR. ’99
• Heated Indoor / Seasonal Outdoor Pool
Easton Bank & Trust Company Phone: 410-819-5880 mmenzies@eastonbankandtrust.com
• Self Service Laundry on Property
retired
President & ceO
SALVATORE M. MERiNGOLO ’99
• Free Wireless Hi-Speed Internet breakfast and dinner • Fitness Center • Meeting & Banquet Facilities: 3,350 sq ft of flexible meeting and banquet space to accommodate up to 150 guests
Vice President for Development St. Mary’s College of Maryland Phone: 240-895-4282 smmeringolo@smcm.edu
WiLLiAM MERWiN ’97 ViNCENT P. MERz ’00 Operational excellence ZeNETeX, LLC Phone: 240-298-5773 vmerz@zenetex.com
CATHERiNE L. MEyERS ’98
Conveniently located just two miles from the heart of historic Solomon's Island & perfectly positioned to experience all the area has to offer.
Hilton Garden Inn Solomons 13100 Dowell Road Dowell, Maryland 20629 Tel: 410-326-0303 Fax: 410-326-0366
www.solomons.stayhgi.com
executive Director
DAViD MEyERSON, M.D., J.D. ’98
Director, cardiology consultation Services Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Phone: 410-750-5555 Meyerson@jhmi.edu
DR. CHARLES R. MiDDLETON ’00 President
Roosevelt University Phone: 312-341-3800 cmiddleton@roosevelt.edu
HOWARD B. MiLLER, ESq. ’93 (LiFETiME MEMBER) Partner
Saul Ewing LLP Phone: 410-332-8716 hmiller@saul.com
Congratulations, Class of 2008 “That some achieve great success is proof to all that others can achieve it as well.” Abraham Lincoln
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Harford Community College 401 Thomas Run Road Bel Air, MD 21015
08-0204
Center for Children, Inc. Phone: 301-609-9887, ext. 126 meyers@center-for-children.org
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membership directory KEiFFER J. MiTCHELL JR. ’07
Officer - Small business banking Wachovia Bank, N.A. Phone: 410-537-7383 keiffermitchell@comcast.net
ANDREW A. MOSER ’07
assistant Secretary, Division of Workforce Development
DAViD MOE ’04
Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation Phone: 410-767-2999 amoser@dllr.state.md.us
HuGH MOHLER ’93
W. CHRiSTOPHER MOTz ’07
THOMAS E. MOHLER ’02
Kaplan College-Hagerstown Campus Phone: 301-739-2680, ext. 128 cmotz@kaplan.edu
Partner
Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP Phone: 410-728-2900 tmohler@rkk.com
HERBERT J. MOLTzAN ’07
Phone: 410-480-5424 herb_moltzan@msn.com
ViNCENT “CAP” MONA ’00 chairman & ceO
Mona Electric Group, Inc. Phone: 301-868-8400 capmona@aol.com
T. CONRAD MONTS ’02 MiCHELLE LAMB MOONE ’04 CAROLiNE G. MOORE ’02
cOO - Public Private Partnerships Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Phone: 443-573-4304 cgm@sber.com
OVETTA M. MOORE ’02
Managing Director - Division of administration & technology
Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development Phone: 410-767-2201 omoore@choosemaryland.org
President
JOHN J. MuRPHy ’00 KATHLEEN M. MuRPHy ’01 President, ceO & treasurer Maryland Bankers Association Phone: 443-837-1602 kmurphy@mdbankers.com
NHORA B. MuRPHy ’03 President
The Media Network, Inc. Phone: 301-565-0770 nbmurphy@themedianetwork.com
PATRiCiA A. MuRPHy, PH.D. ’07 chief People Officer
Burt Hill Phone: 202-965-7598 Pat_murphy@verizon.net
PATRiCK B. MuRPHy, ESq. ’06 assistant counsel
JOHN B. NEiL ’96 President
Jack Neil & Associates, LLC Phone: 410-507-3828 jackneil@annapolis.net
JOSHuA E. NEiMAN, ESq. ’04 Principal
Hybrid Development Group LLC Phone: 410-779-1244 josh@hybrid-development.com
TERRy F. NEiMEyER ’97
ceO & chairman of the board KCI Technologies, Inc. Phone: 410-316-7813 tneimeyer@kci.com
BETSy S. NELSON ’05 executive Director
Assoc. of Baltimore Area Grantmakers Phone: 410-727-1205 bnelson@abagmd.org
MiCHAEL N. NETzER ’00 Dean
Community College of Baltimore Co. Phone: 410-455-6978 mnetzer@ccbcmd.edu
DORiS J. NiPPS ’05 Phone: 240-675-0977 djnipps@yahoo.com
Office of the General Counsel, NAVAIR Phone: 301-757-6034 patrick.b.murphy3@navy.mil
JOHN F. NOVAK ’98
GREGORy B. MuRRAy ’08
Planned Parenthood of Maryland, Inc. Phone: 410-576-2176 john.nugent@ppmaryland.org
county administrator Washington County Phone: 240-313-2210 gmurray@washco-md.net
JOHN W. NuGENT ’06 President & ceO
ALExANDER G. NúñEz, ESq. ’05 Director, State affairs
DR. ANTONiO MOREiRA ’98
JANESE F. MuRRAy ’08
University of Maryland, Baltimore County Phone: 410-455-6576 moreira@umbc.edu
Constellation Energy Phone: 410-783-3680 janese.f.murray@constellation.com
DR. ELizABETH M. MORGAN ’04
JOHN “DENNy” MuRRAy ’97
retired
Washington County Public Schools Phone: 301-766-2815 morgabet@wcboe.k12.md.us
Bay Mills Companies Phone: 707-776-0900 baymillsw@yahoo.com
JOHN R. NyLAND ’99
STEPHEN H. MORGAN ’96
ERiC T. MyREN ’04
Vice Provost - academic affairs
Superintendent
executive Director
Director, corporate Diversity
President
The Arc of Baltimore Phone: 410-296-2272, ext. 5211 smorgan@arcofbaltimore.org
TODD B. MORGAN ’04 Vice President
Eagan McAllister Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-863-2204 todd_morgan@emainc.com
Constellation Energy Phone: 410-269-5193 alexander.g.nunez@constellation.com
DR. CHARLENE R. NuNLEy ’97 Phone: 301-424-2304 crnunley@mchsi.com
General Manager, Public Sector IBM Global Services Phone: 301-803-3900 nyland@us.ibm.com
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MiLTON E. NAGEL ’07 chief Operating Officer
Caroline County Board of Education Phone: 410-479-1210 Milton_nagel@mail.cl.k12.md.us
DR. JANE “MAGGiE” O’BRiEN ’00 President
DAViD M. MORRiS ’98
JANNA NAyLOR ’95
St. Mary’s College of Maryland Phone: 800-458-3145 jmobrien@smcm.edu
SuSAN W. MORRiS ’98
DR. BARBARA D. NAzELROD ’07
DR. KATHLEEN O’BRiEN ’08
S. W. Morris & Co., Inc. Phone: 301-654-7484 susanwmorris@comcast.net
The Catholic High School of Baltimore Phone: 410-732-7429 bnazelrod@thecatholichighschool.org
Walden Sierra, Inc. Phone: 301-997-1301 kathleen@waldensierra.org
President
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membership directory JOHN P. O’CONNOR ’01
assistant Personnel Officer - Labor & employee relations Anne Arundel County Phone: 410-222-4410 johnolabor@comcast.net
REV. PATRiCiA PAyNE ’94 Pastor
Phone: 301-475-0215 karlkirbypence@aol.com
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church Phone: 302-736-1617
JOHN PEOPLES ’03
KAREN PECORA-BARBOuR ’08
GEORGE M. O’DONNELL ’02 President
Maryland Waterman’s Monument Fund Phone: 410-827-8861 cdove@atlanticbb.net
JOSEPH R. OLLiNGER ’02
President
The Barbour Group, LLC Phone: 410-876-9610 karen@thebarbourgroup.com
President & General Manager SC Johnson Canada Phone: 905-582-6986 jpeoples2@mac.com
DR. JAMES A. PERDuE ’00 chairman of the board
KARL K. PENCE ’99
Perdue Farms, Inc. Phone: 410-543-3114 jim.perdue@perdue.com
teacher
Chopticon High School
RiCHARD OPPiTz JR. ’00
executive Vice President/chief credit Officer Bay National Bank Phone: 410-427-3759 doppitz@baynational.com
MiCHAEL L. OSTER ’01 LAWRENCE S. OTTiNGER, ESq. ’07 President
Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest Phone: 202-387-2008 larry@clpi.org
MARViN E. OuRSLER ’04
PROV I DEN T SA L U T ES T HE 2 0 0 8 G RA DUAT ES OF LEA DERSHIP MA RY LA ND.
President
Marrick Properties, Inc. Phone: 301-855-3828 moursler@marrickinc.com
GAiL W. OWiNGS ’04
Director of Planning & Zoning Kent County Phone: 410-778-7468 gowings@kentgov.org
Over 120 years in the Maryland business community has taught us a lot about leadership. To be a leader for Maryland’s greater good, one must have integrity, intelligence and commitment. We recognize these attributes among the graduates of Leadership Maryland, and we are inspired by their commitment
p DONALD R. PADDy ’99 DR. STEVE W. PANNiLL ’02 President
Cecil Community College Phone: 410-287-1025 spannill@cecilcc.edu
and help shaping the future of our state.
1-888-TOP-BANK PROVBANK .COM Member FDIC
DR. ROBERT E. PARiLLA ’95 WiLSON H. PARRAN ’99 President
Windspeed Technologies Phone: 410-535-5081 wparran01@comcast.net
KEViN W. PARSON ’08
Walden congratulates Kathleen O’Brien, Ph.D. Leadership Maryland Class of 2008
Principal
Bluford Drew Jemison Academy Phone: 410-276-3095 kparson@bcps.k12.md.us
Walden is dedicated to providing help and hope to courageous individuals healing from trauma and addiction.
DONALD M. PARSONS JR. ’00 TERESA A. PASCARELLi ’99 JERALD PASTERNAK ’97
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Senior Vice President, regional executive Sovereign Bank Phone: 240-420-8929 cperini@sovereignbank.com
Perini Construction, Inc. Phone: 301-790-0736 rkperini@perini.net
ELiOT PFANSTiEHL (LiFETiME MEMBER)
DOuGLAS PERRy â&#x20AC;&#x2122;93
Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc. Phone: 301-581-5120 exec@strathmore.org
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SPENCE W. PERRy, ESq. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;06
Perini Health Care Group Phone: 301-739-7532 peter_perini@msn.com
COLLEEN T. PETERSON â&#x20AC;&#x2122;04
President
executive Director
R. KATHLEEN PERiNi â&#x20AC;&#x2122;96
Senior executive Vice President (retired)
The Greater Cumberland Committee Phone: 301-722-0090 cpeterson@greatercc.org
President & ceO
DAViD E. PHiLLiPS â&#x20AC;&#x2122;03
Director, arts institute/associate Dean for the arts
Montgomery College Phone: 240-567-5831 David.Phillips@montgomerycollege.edu
JAMES G. PiERNE â&#x20AC;&#x2122;03 chairman & ceO
Susquehanna Bank Phone: 301-714-7875 Jim.Pierne@Susquehanna.net
THERESA M. PiERNO â&#x20AC;&#x2122;00
Senior Vice President - regional Programs National Parks Conservation Association Phone: 800-628-7275 tpierno@npca.org
SHARON R. PiNDER â&#x20AC;&#x2122;98 President & ceO
The Pinder Group, LLC Phone: 410-489-7098 sharon@thepindergroup.com
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L E A D E R S H I P M A R Y L A N D PA R T I C I PA N T
Cynthia L. Perini
Sovereign is proud to recognize the achievements of the fifty accomplished leaders
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Alice G. Pinderhughes, P.A. Phone: 410-625-0100 alice@pinderhughes.com
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chosen to participate in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Leadership Maryland. And we salute our own
CyNTHiA PLAViER-TRuiTT â&#x20AC;&#x2122;03
Cynthia L. Perini, who has earned this honorable distinction for making outstanding
Humanim Phone: 410-381-7171 cplavier@humanim.com
contributions in her field and in shaping the future of Maryland.
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Hagerstown-Washington County Chamber of Commerce Phone: 301-739-2015, ext. 102 brien@hagerstown.org
ABBA D. POLiAKOFF, ESq. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;05
Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC Phone: 410-576-4067 apoliakoff@gfrlaw.com
NATHANAEL POLLARD JR. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;95 HON. JOHN PORCARi â&#x20AC;&#x2122;95 JOHN q. PORTER â&#x20AC;&#x2122;03 MiCHAEL POSKO â&#x20AC;&#x2122;06
chief administrative Officer Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Phone: 443-573-4182 m.posko@sber.com
HENRy POSKO JR. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;93 ceO
Humanim Phone: 410-381-7171 hposko@humanim.com
membership directory JEFFREy C. POWELL ’97
CARLA A. REiD ’03
DR. MEL D. POWELL ’98
Montgomery County Phone: 240-777-6363 carla.reid@montgomerycountymd.gov
executive Director
Southern Maryland Higher Education Center Phone: 301-737-2500 mpowell@smhec.org
JOSEPH V. PRADO ’96 EuGENiA i. PROuLx, PH.D. ’04 President
Phone: 410-345-2819 vreid@troweprice.com
Director, Permitting Services
WiLLiAM J. REuTER ’93 chairman & ceO
Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. Phone: 717-625-6248 william.reuter@susquehanna.net
JOSEPH REiD, ESq. ’95
Joseph C. Reid, P.A. Phone: 212-813-2010 jcreidlaw@prodigy.net
CHRiSTOPHER J. REyNOLDS, ESq. ’04 President/Owner
VERNON A. REiD JR. ’93
Reynolds and Manning, PA Phone: 410-535-9220 calvertlawyer@comcast.net
Vice President
Joliet Junior College Phone: 815-280-2207 gproulx@jjc.edu
T. Rowe Price
FREDERiCK W. PuDDESTER ’98 DR. GARy PuSHKiN ’01
q BARBARA C. quiNN ’05
Vice President - UMcP Foundation/assistant Vice President - University relations
University of Maryland College Park, University Relations Phone: 301-405-1995 bcquinn@umd.edu
DR. CAROL A. quiRK ’08 co-executive Director
Maryland Coalition for Inclusive Education, Inc. Phone: 410-859-5400 cquirk@mcie.org
R J. RAy RAMSBuRG iii ’97 Senior Vice President
BB&T Insurance Services Phone: 301-644-6535 jramsburg@bbandt.com
ROBERT J. REAVES ’96 chairman
R.M. Thornton, Inc. Phone: 301-350-5000 robertr@rmthornton.com
MiCHAEL REDSHAW ’05
Field Marketing Manager, Southern Maryland
Northrop Grumman Corp. Phone: 301-866-0901 michael.redshaw@ngc.com
TiMOTHy J. REGAN ’00 Senior Vice President
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Phone: 410-337-5880 tim.regan@whiting-turner.com
ERiC G. REGELiN ’00 President
The entire staff of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development salutes Clarence Bishop for his dedicated service to the citizens of Maryland.
Atlantic Builders Group, Inc. Phone: 410-682-8900, ext. 125 eregelin@atlanticbuildersgroup.com
KENNETH REiCHARD ’94 RiCHARD L. REiCHENBAuGH, P.E. ’02 Vice President
Associated Engineering Sciences, Inc. Phone: 301-797-9160, ext. 103 rreichen@aesi-mdusa.com
Martin O’Malley, Governor | Anthony G. Brown, Lt. Governor
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membership directory EFFiE R. REyNOLDS ’07
BARRy P. RONAN ’97
THOMAS REyNOLDS JR. ’93
Western Maryland Health System Phone: 301-723-6405 bronan@wmhs.com
Phone: 410-367-4053 effie.reynolds@gmail.com
retired
President/ceO
Phone: 410-226-5290 treynolds@goeaston.net
DR. BARBARA B. ROquE ’00
DR. EARL RiCHARDSON ’97
Phone: 301-777-7952 broque43@aol.com
Morgan State University Phone: 443-885-3200 earl.richardson@morgan.edu
HON. SAMuEL “SANDy” ROSENBERG ’95
President
DR. PATRiCiA M. RiCHARDSON ’01 retired
retired
CAPT. MATTHEW T. SCASSERO ’07 Vice commander, Naval air Warfare center - aircraft Division United States Navy Phone: 301-342-1111 matthew.scassero@navy.mil
P.A.M. SCHALLER ’98 Director (retired)
CHARLES M. ROSS, ESq. ’05 President & ceO
Kent County Economic Development Phone: 410-778-0752 schaller@baybroadband.net
DRuSiLLA SCHMiDT-PERKiNS ’04 executive Director
1000 Friends of Maryland Phone: 410-385-2910, ext. 14 dru@friendsofmd.org
Phone: 301-884-8778 mcgrath@umd.edu
Garrett County Chamber of Commerce Phone: 301-387-4386, ext. 14 charlie@garrettchamber.com
MANERViA W. RiDDiCK ’93
JOSEPH P. ROSS ’02
retired
Shore Health System of Maryland/UMMS Phone: 410-822-1000, ext. 5500 jross@shorehealth.org
RAyMOND F. SCHOENKE ’01
WiLBERT A. RiDGLEy JR. ’05
Phone: 859-817-1727 ridgejr2@aol.com
J. MiCHAEL RiLEy ’99
Vice President - community involvement M&T Bank Phone: 410-244-3949 jmriley@mtb.com
LORi W. RiORDAN, ESq. ’04
Vice President - Government affairs, eastern Division Comcast Phone: 301-625-3475 lori_riordan@cable.comcast.com
EARL H. ROBBiNS JR. ’01
Manager, North american Public Strategy Alcoa Eastalco Works Phone: 301-696-1695 earl.robbins@alcoa.com
DR. CARL D. ROBERTS ’98 executive Director
Public School Superintendents’ Association of Maryland Phone: 410-642-6505 carlroberts1@verizon.net
EuGENE BOWiE ROBERTS JR. ’05 President
EBR Properties, LLC Phone: 443-871-5214 erobertsjr@erols.com
NANCy C. ROBERTSON ’95
President & ceO
C. TOLBERT ROWE ’07 President
Community Bank Mortgage Phone: 410-673-1199 ctrowe@communitybkmortgage.com
KAREN ANN SCHONFELD ’08 Mid-atlantic business banking Marketing Manager M&T Bank Phone: 410-964-6828 kschonfeld@mtb.com
LAuRiE SCHWARTz ’95
PAMELA J. RuFF ’98
CHARLOTTE M. SCOTT ’02
Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA) Phone: 410-575-6027 pamr@medamd.com
East Coast Consulting Phone: 410-251-1669 cscott@eastcoast-consulting.com
executive Director
KATHERiNE E. RuMBAuGH ’97
Owner
MARy ANN SCuLLy ’07
chairman, President & ceO
EVERARD “ROD” RuTLEDGE, PH.D., FACHE ’94
Howard Bank Phone: 410-750-0024 mascully@howardbank.com
ROBERT L. RyAN ’03
JAMES SELLiNGER ’93
Senior Vice President
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Phone: 410-337-7710 robertl.ryan@whiting-turner.com
JAMES E. RzEPKOWSKi ’05
Director - Workforce Development Constellation Energy Phone: 410-470-3770 James.Rzepkowski@constellation.com
retired
PATRiCiA M. ROBRECHT ’05
Phone: 410-349-4666 nkschneider@verizon.net
TERRy M. RuBENSTEiN ’95
EMiLiE WOOD ROBiNSON ’97 Phone: 941-955-3630
NANCy SCHNEiDER ’93
Vice President - tech. Sales Support, ibM americas IBM Corporation Phone: 410-332-2240 jbselli@us.ibm.com
DR. MARy PAT SEuRKAMP ’99 President
College of Notre Dame of Maryland Phone: 410-532-5300 seurkamp@ndm.edu
STEPHEN J. SFEKAS, ESq. ’97
s
Phone: 410-385-5322 stephen@sfekaslaw.com
Phone: 301-475-2210 leorobrecht@aol.com
MiCHAEL V. SACK ’99
PARKER B. ROCKEFELLER ’98
Director - FiOS Operations Maryland/Dc
assistant Vice President - economic Development
Verizon Phone: 410-661-5528 manuel.j.sampedro@verizon.com
University of Maryland-Baltimore Phone: 410-706-8282 jshaab@umaryland.edu
KRiSTiN SAuNDERS EVANS ’02
DR. NANCy S. SHAPiRO ’02
ANDRé R. ROGERS ’05
JOHN W. SAViCH ’04
ROBERT C. SHARPS ’04
Enlightened, Inc. Phone: 202-256-3564 shakana@comcast.net
St. Mary’s County Phone: 301-475-4200, ext. 1321 john.savich@co.saint-marys.md.us
Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs Phone: 410-260-3842 bsharps@mdva.state.md.us
Senior Vice President - Director of Development Living Classrooms Foundation Phone: 410-685-0295 parker@livingclassrooms.org
Vice President/co-Founder
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MANuEL J. SAMPEDRO ’07
county administrator
JANE SHAAB ’07
Director, Outreach & advocacy
membership directory DR. NORMAN P. SHEA ’94 BRENDA M. SHELL-ELEAzER ’08 Warden
Maryland Correctional Institution for Women Phone: 410-379-3864 bshell@dpscs.state.md.us
GLORiA WiLSON SHELTON, ESq. ’03 chief counsel
Office of the Attorney General of Maryland-MAIF Phone: 410-576-7935 gshelton@oag.state.md.us
GEORGE C. SHENK JR. ’96 DR. EDWARD W. SHiRLEy ’05 Superintendent
Caroline County Public Schools Phone: 410-479-3250 edward_shirley@mail.cl.k12.md.us
ROBERTA F. SHuLMAN ’98 executive coach
Shulman Associates, LLC Phone: 301-765-0870 bobbi11211@verizon.net
A. NAyAB SiDDiqui ’04 President
Scientific Systems & Software International Corp. Phone: 410-715-5700 nayab@sssi.net
GWENDOLyN D. SKiLLERN ’08
ALViN W. SMiTH ’08
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Phone: 410-998-5204 gwen.skillern@carefirst.com
Bank of America Phone: 301-513-1480 alvin.smith@bankofamerica.com
Senior Vice President & General auditor
HON. RAyMOND A. SKiNNER ’08 Secretary
Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development Phone: 410-514-7005 skinner@mdhousing.org
Senior Vice President
DR. CARL W. SMiTH ’02 executive Director
Maryland Association of Boards of Education Phone: 410-841-5414 csmith@mabe.org
AuSTiN J. SLATER JR. ’94
CHRiSTOPHER P. SMiTH ’08
SMECO Phone: 301-274-4343 Joe.Slater@smeco.coop
Manekin, LLC Phone: 410-290-1430 csmith@manekin.com
General counsel
President & ceO
MiCHAEL E. SLATTERy ’06
Director-eastern Partnership Office National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Phone: 202-595-2475 mike.slattery@nfwf.org
DARLENE BRANNiGAN SMiTH, PH.D. ’07 Dean
JEFFREy z. SLAViN ’05
University of Baltimore Merrick School of Business Phone: 410-837-4996 dsmith@ubalt.edu
Town of Somerset Phone: 301-657-2229 mayor@townofsomerset.com
DR. GARy SMiTH ’96
(LiFetiMe MeMber) Mayor
DR. DONALD SLOWiNSKi ’93 President emeritus
Essex Community College Phone: 410-825-5783 missyslow@aol.com
GRAyLiN E. SMiTH ’08 Managing Member
SB & Company, LLC Phone: 410-584-1401 gsmith@sbandcompany.com
EDWARD C. SiERRA ’04 President/ceO
Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. Phone: 301-737-3000 sierraec@sierramgt.com
LAuRA E. SiLDON ’00 President
The Jellie Group Phone: 240-447-3418 lsildon@thejelliegroup.com
DR. CHARLES W. SiMMONS ’01 Founder & President
Sojourner-Douglass College (Administration) Phone: 410-276-0306, ext. 222 csimmons@host.sdc.edu
SuSAN C. SiMMONS ’06
Director, Parks and recreation Caroline County Commissioners Phone: 410-479-8120 ssimmons@co.caroline.md.us
STuART O. SiMMS, ESq. ’96
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield proudly congratulates our own Gwendolyn D. Skillern, Senior Vice President & General Auditor of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, on her selection to the Leadership Maryland Class of 2008.
JOHN A. SiMPSON JR. ’00 President
Simpson Land Company, Inc. Phone: 410-394-3600 slc@chesapeake.net
JEANNE FORRESTER SiNGER, ESq. ’07
Law Offices of Jeanne F. Singer Phone: 301-797-2485 jsinger@jsingerlaw.com
DR. PAuLA M. SiNGER ’99
www.carefirst.com An independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
FRANK C. SizER JR. ’99 Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 45
membership directory HAROLD A. SMiTH ’96 executive Director
Catholic Charities Phone: 410-547-5495 hsmith@cc-md.org
TiMOTHy S. SMiTH ’99 Director
Technology Systems & Business Solutions, LLC Phone: 301-904-3755 tsbs_llc@hughes.net
F. BRADFORD SMiTH JR. ’94 GuFFRiE M. SMiTH JR. ’97 GREGORy i. SNOOK ’01 KATHLEEN T. SNyDER, CCE ’00
President & ceO
Maryland Chamber of Commerce Phone: 410-269-0642 ksnyder@mdchamber.org
JAMES A. SOLTESz ’99 President & ceO
Loiederman Soltesz Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-948-2750
LORi S. SOMERViLLE ’06 chief Operating Officer Humanim Phone: 410-381-1500 lsomerville@humanim.com
DR. WiLLiAM W. SONDERVAN ’02 Director of criminal Justice, Forensic investigation & Legal Studies
University of Maryland University College Phone: 240-582-2868 wsondervan@umuc.edu
TiMOTHy SOSiNSKi ’99 chairman & ceO
ARIUM Architects & Engineers Phone: 410-730-2300 TimSki@AriumAE.com
DONNA JONES STANLEy ’98 DR. PATRiCiA STANLEy ’00
HENRy STANSBuRy ’94
BARRON L. STROuD JR., ESq. ’05
Agency Services, Inc. Phone: 410-691-9120 hstansbury@asionline.com
Brown & Sheehan, LLP Phone: 410-296-8500 bstroud@brownsheehan.com
MiCHAEL STARLiNG, ESq. ’07
CARL WiLLiAM STRuEVER ’96
chairman
Vice President, chief technology Officer & executive Director - NPr Labs National Public Radio Phone: 202-513-2484 mstarling@npr.org
CHRiSTiNE M. STEFANiDES ’01 President & ceO
Civista Health, Inc. Phone: 301-609-4265 chris.stefanides@civista.org
JOHN S. “JACK” STEiNMETz ’07
Director, economic Development Office Kent County Board of Commissioners Phone: 410-778-7434 jsteinmetz@kentgov.org
DR. CARL W. STENBERG ’01
Professor, School of Government University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Phone: 919-962-2377 stenberg@sog.unc.edu
ROSS A. STERN ’08
Partner
President
Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Phone: 443-573-4300 b.struever@sber.com
WiLLiAM T. STuRGiS ’02 President & ceO
PNC Bank Phone: 301-737-3707 william.sturgis@pnc.com
C. JOHN SuLLiVAN ’08 Deputy chief of Staff
Harford County Government Phone: 410-638-3339 cjsullivan@harfordcountymd.gov
CANDACE J. SuLLiVAN ’04 consultant
Candace Sullivan Consulting, LLC Phone: 206-938-7508 candacesullivan@comcast.net
BEVERLEy K. SWAiM-STALEy ’00
assistant to President - Legislative relations University of Maryland Phone: 301-405-6637 stern@umd.edu
T
J. MiCHAEL STOuFFER ’08
DR. DAViD P. TARANTiNO ’01
Maryland Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services Phone: 410-585-3301 jstouffer@dpscs.state.md.us
Northwest Hospital Phone: 410-328-2036 tdoc5@aol.com
commissioner of correction
EiLEEN K. STRAuGHAN ’05
chief of anesthesiology
L. DAViD TAyLOR ’96
President
NORMAN O. TAyLOR ’93
Straughan Environmental Services, Inc. Phone: 301-362-9200 estraughan@straughanenvironmental.com
FREDERiCK A. THAyER ’03 Senior Vice President
First United Bank & Trust Phone: 301-724-8686, ext. 105 fathayer@mybankfirstunited.com
STEPHEN THiENEL, ESq. ’94 Thienel Law Firm, LLC Phone: 443-535-9715 steve.thienel@verizon.net
DAViD W. THOMAS ’95
Vice President - Governmental affairs Alliance Coal, LLC Phone: 859-224-7210 dave.thomas@arlp.com
DR. LiNDA THOMPSON ADAMS ’98 Dean & Professor
Oakland University Phone: 248-370-4081 thompso2@oakland.edu 46 ) www.leadershipmd.org
membership directory PENELOPE THORNTON TALLEy, ESq. ’04
BRiAN K. TRACEy ’03
AARP Phone: 202-434-3315 ptalley@aarp.org
Bank of America Phone: 410-605-4597 brian.k.tracey@bankofamerica.com
Director - business Operations
GREGG A. TODD ’06
chief Operating Officer Queen Anne’s County Phone: 410-758-4098 gtodd@qac.org
WiLLiAM TORGERSON, ESq. ’96 Vice chairman & General counsel Pepco Holdings, Inc. Phone: 202-872-2590 wttorgerson@pepcoholdings.com
MARy R. TOTH ’99 President
Mary E. Toth Consulting Phone: 410-440-4420 mary_toth@msn.com
GENE W. TOWNSEND ’02 President & Owner
GT Financial Services, Inc. Phone: 301-997-0452 townsendgw@earthlink.net
Senior Vice President - tax credit Originations
HENRy S. TRENTMAN ’03 retired
Phone: 410-586-3733 htrentman@comcast.net
KATHRyN C. TuRNER ’97 President & ceO
Standard Technology, Inc. (STI) Phone: 301-913-9651, ext. 302 kturner@stic2.com
CHAD TyLER ’07 President
Tyler-Donegan, Inc. Phone: 301-831-8575 chad@tylerco.com
THOMAS L. TRiCE iV ’97
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Managing Member
Trice, Geary & Myers, LLC, CPAs Phone: 410-742-1328 ttrice@tricegeary.com
DR. JAMES TSCHECHTELiN ’95
THEODORE W. uRBAN ’96 consultant
Phone: 301-928-1223 twurban@aol.com
adjunct Professor
University of Maryland University College Phone: 410-695-1791 jamestsch@comcast.net
PATRiCiA S. TuNSTALL ’03 retired
Phone: 410-566-1077 buszebee@aol.com
JEFFREy F. TuRNER ’99 retired
Phone: 410-546-2548 jfturner@comcast.net
v JOHN R. VALLiANT ’96 JAMES VAN PROOyEN ’95 LiNDA S. VASSALLO ’07 Director
Calvert County Department of Economic Development Phone: 410-535-4583 vassalls@co.cal.md.us
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membership directory EDWARD “TED” VERDERy ’95 DEBORAH E. VOSO ’98
w KiMBERLy L. WAGNER, ESq. ’06 BRuCE A. WAHL ’03
Senior Solutions architect National Public Radio Phone: 202-513-2615 bwahl@npr.org
NAN A. WARANCH ’06
President - MaUW & Director - Public Policy/Government affairs United Way of Central Maryland Phone: 410-895-1477 nan.waranch@uwcm.org
CRAiG WARD, PE, AiCP ’04 President
Frederick Ward Associates, Inc. Phone: 410-879-2090, ext. 115 cward@fredward.com
JONATHAN M. WARNER ’96 President
NANCy P. WALLACE ’06
Warner Commercial Phone: 301-663-0202 jonathan@warnercommercial.com
DR. ROBERT L. WALLACE ’98
FLOyD D. WARREN ’05
BITHGROUP Technologies, Inc. Phone: 410-962-1188, ext. 12 robertwallace@bithgroup.com
Eagan McAllister Associates, Inc. Phone: 301-863-2204, ext. 5246 fdwarren@md.metrocast.net
President & ceO
Vice President & Operations Manager
GERARD M. WALSH ’08
DR. HATTiE N. WASHiNGTON ’97
Shore Health System of Maryland/UMMS Phone: 410-822-1000, ext. 5244 gwalsh@shorehealth.org
Aunt Hattie’s Place, Inc. Phone: 301-774-3656 aunthattie0001@aol.com
Senior Vice President & cOO
LARRy E. WALTON ’97
President & Founder
DR. MARiE WASHiNGTON ’98
4.625 President x 4.75 - Leadership Maryland - 2008 ceO Graduating Class.qxp 7/16/2008 United Way of Central Maryland East Baltimore Community Corp. Phone: 410-752-3500, ext. 130 Phone: 410-895-1401 larry.walton@uwcm.org mwashington@ebcconline.org
MONTRESSA L. WASHiNGTON ’05 Managing consultant IBM Corporation Phone: 410-381-6102 montress@us.ibm.com
JOHN M. WASiLiSiN ’05 Vice President & cOO
Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO) Phone: 410-715-4167 jwasilisin@marylandtedco.org
ViNCE WATCHORN ’05
Director of Development The Ellis School Phone: 412-661-5992 vwatchorn@gmail.com
DR. RON L. WATSON ’08 Vice chairman
Prince George’s County Board of Education Phone: 240-604-8400 ron.watson@pgcps.org
SANDy NELSON WEEKS, ESq. ’02 executive Vice President & General counsel
Wexford Equities, LLC Phone: 410-579-3195 sweeks@wexfordequities.com 8:28 AM Page 1
RAyMOND O. WEiSS ’05
executive Vice President & Managing Director Stanton Communications, Inc. Phone: 410-727-6855 rweiss@stantoncomm.com
Pepco holdings, inc. is
proud
to
support
JOHN C. “J.C.” WEiSS iii ’08 assistant Professor
University of Baltimore-Merrick School of Business Phone: 410-837-4998 jcweiss@ubalt.edu
SAM R. WELLS iii ’08 Vice President
Leadership maryland
2008 Graduating Class
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Phone: 410-821-1100 samuelr.wells@whiting-turner.com
RAyMOND J. WERNECKE ’06
Phone: 301-904-0226 wernecke@md.metrocast.net
CLEMON H. WESLEy ’94 JEANETTE D. WESSEL ’06
Thanks for putting your energy to good use.
Phone: 239-949-6681 jdwessel@comcast.net
DR. A. BARBARA WHEELER ’99 SCOTT WHiTE ’05
chief engineer, aviation/Ship integration Naval Air Systems Command Phone: 301-342-2219 peter.white@navy.mil
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W. DANiEL WHiTE ’97
executive Vice President
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Phone: 410-337-5806 dan.white@whiting-turner.com
membership directory DR. JAMES M. “JW” WHiTE JR. ’07
PAuL G. WOOD ’98
DEBORAH A. yANCER ’04
DAViD i. WiEGAND ’08
Verizon Maryland, Inc. Phone: 410-269-6653 paul.g.wood@verizon.com
Enloe Medical Center Phone: 530-332-7400 deborah.yancer@enloe.org
President
Specialized Engineering Phone: 301-607-4180 dwiegand@specializedengineering.com
Vice President - Government affairs
SAMuEL T. WOODSiDE ’95
STEVE WiGLER ’04
RiCHARD G. WORK ’01
Phone: 443-745-9070 wiglers@yahoo.com
JOAN M. WORTHiNGTON ’05
THOMAS E. WiLCOx ’04
President & ceO
retired
President
Baltimore Community Foundation Phone: 410-547-9289 twilcox@bcf.org
CHRiSTiNE R. WRAy ’98 St. Mary’s Hospital Phone: 301-475-6001 christine_wray@smhwecare.com
DR. ELLEN H. yANKELLOW ’07 President/ceO
Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc. Phone: 410-636-9500 eyankellow@correctrxpharmacy.com
DR. CHEN-yu yEN ’04 Vice President
Gannett Fleming, Inc. Phone: 410-585-1460 cyen@gfnet.com
DuANE E. yODER ’02
J. SCOTT WiLFONG ’97
chairman, President & ceO
SunTrust Bank, Greater Washington/Maryland Phone: 202-879-6396 scott.wilfong@suntrust.com
ceO
X JAMES J. xiNiS ’99
President
Garrett County Community Action Committee Phone: 301-334-9431 dyoder@garrettcac.org
EDWARD q. WiLGuS ’05 Wilgus Insurance Agency, Inc. Phone: 410-742-8240 wilguse@nationwide.com
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BEVERLy M. WiLHiDE ’94
HARRiET S. yAFFE ’01
PAMELA H. zAPPARDiNO, PH.D. ’03
BuD WiLLETTS ’00
The Arc of Southern Maryland Phone: 410-535-2413, ext. 117 h.yaffe@arcsomd.org
PlanWorks Consulting Phone: 410-259-2204 planworkz@aol.com
CHERyL y. WiLLiAMS, ESq. ’03
executive Director
President
MARGARET E. WiLLiAMS ’97 executive Director
Friends of the Family, Inc. Phone: 410-659-7701, ext. 121 mwilliams@friendsofthefamily.org
RiCHARD WiLLiAMS ’98 J. STEVEN WiLLMANN ’04 Senior Project Manager
Forest City Washington Phone: 202-496-6609 stevewillmann@forestcity.net
RENéE M. WiNSKy ’05
President/executive Director
Maryland Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO) Phone: 410-715-4163 rwinsky@marylandtedco.org
T. JAN WiSEMAN ’04 executive Director
Greater Salisbury Committee Phone: 410-742-5161 jan.gsc@comcast.net
DAViD WOLF ’93
SHORE HEALTH SYSTEM, A PROUD SPONSOR OF LEADERSHIP MARYLAND, CONGRATULATES GERARD WALSH, CLASS OF 2008 AND OUR ALUMNUS, JOSEPH P. ROSS, CEO, 2002
executive Vice President - Medical Management & Strategic Planning CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Phone: 410-998-5553 david.wolf@carefirst.com
ANTHONy L. WONG ’97 G. RiCK WOOD ’08 Principal
St. Mary’s Ryken High School Phone: 301-373-4187 rwood@smrhs.org
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membership index aLLeGany John H. Balch ’99 Barbara G. Buehl ’04 Michael M. Dreisbach ’07 Robert Garner ’96 Katherine W. Getty ’06 Dr. Jonathan C. Gibralter ’08 Timothy P. Grambley ’04 Dr. Joseph M. Hoffman ’06 E. “Betsey” J. Hurwitz-Schwab ’06 Karen S. Johnson ’03 Cherie A. Krug ’01 Kim B. Leonard ’00 Colleen T. Peterson ’04 Barry P. Ronan ’97 Dr. Barbara B. Roque ’00 Frederick A. Thayer ’03
anne arunDeL William C. Baker ’93 John M. Belcher ’03 Tina Mae Bjarekull ’03 David S. Bliden ’01 Kenneth L. Brannan ’05 Eric L. Brenner ’07 Richard Kevin Brooks ’02 Tara Balfe Clifford ’00 Kimberly L. Coble ’04 Carolyn W. Colvin ’06 Mary E. Dempsey ’99 Martin L. “Chip” Doordan ’01 Leif A. Dormsjo ’08 Dr. Patricia Fegan ’96 Dr. Patricia Florestano ’01 Howard S. Freedlander ’05 Kathryn B. Freeland ’03 Hon. John R. Griffin ’97 Scott A. Hancock ’03 Davina Grace Hill ’03 Lisa Hillman ’06 Dr. Mary Ellen Hrutka ’02 Monica Best James, Esq. ’03 Robert G. Johnson ’06 Monica J. Johnson, Esq. ’04 Herbert Jordan III ’05 J. Steven Kaii-Ziegler ’05 John J. King ’04 Hon. Nancy Kopp ’94 Linda H. Lamone, Esq. ’02 Hon. Murray D. Levy ’00 Betsy Lewis ’96 Sean M. Looney ’96 VADM Kenneth C. Malley, USN (Ret.) ’00 Robert E. Manigold Jr. ’05 James P. McComb ’01 Sheila C. McDonald, Esq. ’03 Hon. John P. McDonough, Esq. ’99 Stephen R. McHenry ’02 Eleanor McKay ’00 John J. Murphy ’00 Kathleen M. Murphy ’01 John B. Neil ’96 Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. ’05 John P. O’Connor ’01 Hon. John Porcari ’95 Dr. Carol A. Quirk ’08 James E. Rzepkowski ’05 50 ) www.leadershipmd.org
)) by business location
Kristin Saunders Evans ’02 Nancy Schneider ’93 Robert C. Sharps ’04 Brenda M. Shell-Eleazer ’08 George C. Shenk Jr. ’96 Hon. Raymond A. Skinner ’08 Dr. Carl W. Smith ’02 Kathleen T. Snyder, CCE ’00 Henry Stansbury ’94 Beverley K. Swaim-Staley ’00 Dr. James Tschechtelin ’95 Nancy P. Wallace ’06 Sandy Nelson Weeks, Esq. ’02 Paul G. Wood ’98 Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow ’07
baLtimore city Richard D. Adams ’01 Barbara Blount Armstrong ’01 Morgan “Trip” Bailey ’98 Karenthia A. Barber ’08 Angela P. Barnett ’00 Shirley Bigley LaMotte, Esq. ’99 Clarence T. Bishop ’08 Barry E. Bogage ’01 James Piper Bond ’95 Dr. Meredith Bond ’07 Elizabeth R. Bowerman ’08 Robert C. Brennan ’04 Jean W. Brune ’00 Jennifer Burdick ’94 Hannah Lee Byron ’97 Eleanor M. Carey ’01 Mark D. Case ’04 Michel F. Cavallon ’05 Hon. John M. Colmers ’99 Bernard A. Cook, Esq. ’02 Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. ’03 Scott R. Cousino ’96 Anna Custer ’02 William M. Davidow, Esq. ’06 Gilberto de Jesus ’98 Joseph DeMattos Jr. ’08 John H. Denick, Esq. ’94 Deborah H. Diehl, Esq. ’97 John D. Dinkel ’08 Hon. Brenda Donald ’08 Tracy W. Durkin ’06 Dr. Richard L. Eckert ’08 Ralph W. Emerson Jr. ’03 Dr. Catherine A. Evans ’08 Anne S. Ferro ’01 Newton Fowler III, Esq. ’96 John B. Frisch, Esq. ’02 Dennis J. Garrett ’96 Hon. Lisa A. Gladden ’01 Herbert Goldman, Esq. ’04 Dr. Toby A. Gordon ’03 Cassandra W. Gottlieb ’01 Roslyn M. Hannibal-Booker ’07 Sandra N. Harriman ’04 Dr. Barbara Heller ’96 Robert I. Jeffrey ’00 Patricia Jessamy ’96 Anne L. Johnson, Esq. ’05 Torrie C. Johnson ’00 Leronia A. Josey, Esq. ’02 John W. Kamauff, Jr., Ph.D. ’00
Donald R. Kann, AIA ’02 Neil A. Katz ’04 M. James Kaufman ’04 R. Dean Kenderdine ’01 Lillian S. Kilroy ’05 Aden A. King ’08 Rev. H. Gerard Knoche ’02 Joyce A. Kuhns, Esq. ’07 Donald Manekin ’93 Joan E. Marshall ’02 Martina A. Martin ’01 Victoria C. McAndrews ’06 Rev. Dr. Bess McCallister ’07 Mikal R. McCartney ’08 William J. McLennan Sr. ’07 Howard B. Miller, Esq. ’93 (Lifetime Member) Patricia J. Mitchell ’01 Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. ’07 Thomas E. Mohler ’02 Caroline G. Moore ’02 Ovetta M. Moore ’02 Stephen H. Morgan ’96 David M. Morris ’98 Andrew A. Moser ’07 Janese F. Murray ’08 Dr. Barbara D. Nazelrod ’07 Joshua E. Neiman, Esq. ’04 Betsy S. Nelson ’05 John W. Nugent ’06 Kevin W. Parson ’08 Alice G. Pinderhughes ’06 Norma Theo Pinette ’95 Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. ’05 Michael Posko ’06 Frederick W. Puddester ’98 Dr. Gary Pushkin ’01 Vernon A. Reid Jr. ’93 Effie R. Reynolds ’07 Dr. Earl Richardson ’97 J. Michael Riley ’99 Parker B. Rockefeller ’98 Drusilla Schmidt-Perkins ’04 Laurie Schwartz ’95 James Sellinger ’93 Dr. Mary Pat Seurkamp ’99 Stephen J. Sfekas, Esq. ’97 Jane Shaab ’07 Gloria Wilson Shelton, Esq. ’03 Dr. Charles W. Simmons ’01 Stuart O. Simms, Esq. ’96 Darlene Brannigan Smith, Ph.D. ’07 Harold A. Smith ’96 J. Michael Stouffer ’08 Barron L. Stroud Jr., Esq. ’05 Carl William Struever ’96 Dr. David P. Tarantino ’01 Mary R. Toth ’99 Patricia S. Tunstall ’03 Dr. Robert L. Wallace ’98 Larry E. Walton ’97 Nan A. Waranch ’06 Dr. Marie Washington ’98 Raymond O. Weiss ’05 John C. Weiss III ’08 Dr. A. Barbara Wheeler ’99 Thomas E. Wilcox ’04 Cheryl Y. Williams, Esq. ’03 Margaret E. Williams ’97 Joan M. Worthington ’05 Dr. Chen-yu Yen ’04
baLtimore county Judy A. Ashley ’02 Robert J. Barrett ’00 Nathan J. Beil ’02 Dyan L. Brasington ’98 Martin P. Brunk ’07 Roland O. Campbell Jr., GRI ’05 Booker T. Carter Jr. ’95 John P. Cavanaugh ’06 Gregory D. Conderacci ’95 Thomas L. Curcio ’04 Carol B. Diggs ’98 J. Alexander Doyle ’97 Hon. James R. Eyler ’95 James D. Fielder Jr., Ph.D. ’98 Dorian P. Flynn ’04 Jason A. Frank, Esq. ’01 Hon. M. Teresa Garland, Esq. ’04 Gino Gemignani Jr. ’96 Edward J. Gilliss, Esq. ’02 Edward Gold ’97 Robert “Scott” Graham ’03 Christopher J. Griffith ’01 Margaret A. Hayes ’06 Ellen J. Hemmerly ’06 Kevin P. Higgins ’06 Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III ’93 John B. Hutchinson ’03 David Iannucci ’01 Kenneth Kinsey ’95 Patricia M. Lambert, Esq. ’06 Alan Leberknight ’96 Dr. Diane M. Lee ’02 Thomas W. Loveland ’04 Dr. Kevin J. Manning ’05 Hon. Gary D. Maynard ’07 S. James Mazarakis ’07 John G. McCormick ’06 Dr. Clayton “Pete” McNeill ’00 David Meyerson, M.D., J.D. ’98 Hugh Mohler ’93 Dr. Antonio Moreira ’98 Terry F. Neimeyer ’97 Michael N. Netzer ’00 Richard Oppitz Jr. ’00 Timothy J. Regan ’00 Eric G. Regelin ’00 Robert L. Ryan ’03 Manuel J. Sampedro ’07 Dr. Paula M. Singer ’99 Gwendolyn D. Skillern ’08 Dr. Donald Slowinski ’93 Graylin E. Smith ’08 Sam R. Wells III ’08 W. Daniel White ’97 David Wolf ’93 Samuel Woodside ’95
caLvert C. “Rick” Bailey Jr. ’99 Lynn Bonde ’03 Danita M. Boonchaisri ’08 Stewart Cumbo ’06 Gerald W. Donovan ’98 Lloyd Harrison III ’03 Sonia D. Hinds ’05 Dr. Cheryl R. Johnson ’01
membership index Robert “Brooke” Kaine ’06 Mary M. Krug ’98 Phyllis Lester ’99 Maurice T. Lusby III ’03 John “Denny” Murray ’97 Marvin E. Oursler ’04 Wilson H. Parran ’99 Donald M. Parsons Jr. ’00 Christopher J. Reynolds, Esq. ’04 John A. Simpson Jr. ’00 Guffrie M. Smith Jr. ’97 Henry S. Trentman ’03 Linda S. Vassallo ’07 James J. Xinis ’99 Harriet S. Yaffe ’01
caroLine Eleanor V. Altman ’05 Kenneth M. Bounds ’06 Dale K. Brown I ’08 Tina G. Brown ’06 Charles C. Cawley Sr. ’03 O. “Dina” Daly ’07 Jeffrey N. Heflebower ’05 James W. Lewis ’07 Nancy L. McCloy ’05 Milton E. Nagel ’07 Dr. Edward W. Shirley ’05 Susan C. Simmons ’06
carroLL Hon. Suzanne P. Albert ’96 Dr. R. Lorraine Fulton ’02 Robin S. Kable ’07 Karen Pecora-Barbour ’08 Pamela Zappardino, Ph.D. ’03
ceciL Hon. Robert Gell ’94 Jacob H. Goldstein ’97 Phyllis Kilby ’03 Stephen A. Miller ’04 Dr. Steve W. Pannill ’02 Dr. Carl D. Roberts ’98 Anthony L. Wong ’97
charLes Lorrie Anderson ’08 Paul W. Comfort, Esq. ’07 Emily H. Ferren ’03 Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried ’08 David M. Jenkins ’02 Mark A. MacDougall, Esq. ’04 Dolores Ann Martin ’06 Catherine L. Meyers ’98 Austin J. Slater Jr. ’94 Christine M. Stefanides ’01
Dorchester Dr. Donald F. Boesch ’94 Hon. Don Wm. Bradley ’00 Natalie K. Chabot ’05 David J. DeLuca ’07 Hon. Adelaide Eckardt ’01 George J. Fox ’08 Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. ’94
freDerick M. Richard Adams ’07 James T. Brady ’93 Dr. Linda D. Burgee ’07 Joseph Donegan ’02 J. Ray Ramsburg III ’97 Earl H. Robbins Jr. ’01 Chad Tyler ’07 Jonathan M. Warner ’96 David I. Wiegand ’08
Garrett Donald P. Battista ’01 William B. Grant ’02 Eugene D. Helbig ’06 David Moe ’04 Janna Naylor ’95 Charles M. Ross, Esq. ’05 Duane E. Yoder ’02
harforD Hon. David R. Craig ’03 Dr. Joan D. Kozlovsky ’95 Dr. James F. LaCalle ’05 Roxanne Lynch ’07 Pamela J. Ruff ’98 C. John Sullivan ’08 Kimberly L. Wagner, Esq. ’06 Craig Ward, PE, AICP ’04
howarD Charles W. Alexander ’05 William H. Allen ’05 Raymond “Buzz” Bartlett ’95 Robert L. Bostick ’98 Mary E. Cannon ’06 Michael W. Davis, Esq. ’00 Roberta E. Dillow ’94 Donora L. Dingman ’97 Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan ’01 Arthur Ebersberger ’93 Jared S. Fast ’01 Jay G. Fitzhugh ’02 Dr. Catherine R. Gira ’93 Richard Hackney Jr. ’94 Ethel M. B. Hill, Esq. ’06 Robert L. Hofmann ’99 N. Douglas Hostetler ’97 Sherman Howell ’00 William J. Hudock ’01 Jill A. Hudock, C.P.A. ’05 Richard M. Lombardo ’08 Becky J. Mangus ’08 John A. Marzano ’00 Herbert J. Moltzan ’07 Sharon R. Pinder ’98 Cynthia Plavier-Truitt ’03 Henry Posko Jr. ’93 Karen Ann Schonfeld ’08 Mary Ann Scully ’07 A. Nayab Siddiqui ’04 Christopher P. Smith ’08 Dr. Gary Smith ’96 Lori S. Somerville ’06 Timothy Sosinski ’99 Eileen K. Straughan ’05
)) by business location
Stephen Thienel, Esq. ’94 Montressa L. Washington ’05 John M. Wasilisin ’05 Steve Wigler ’04 Renée M. Winsky ’05
kent Kerry Ahearn-Brown ’08 James M. Anthony ’07 Stuart “Mickey” Elsberg ’07 Gail W. Owings ’04 P.A.M. Schaller ’98 John S. “Jack” Steinmetz ’07
montGomery Stanley J. Botts ’06 Dr. Allison Bryant ’00 Kathryn “KT” Cane ’96 Shu-Ping Chan, Esq. ’97 Nguyen Minh Chau ’94 Dr. Rita R. Colwell ’95 John F. Conwell, Esq. ’07 Gene W. Counihan ’98 Jasper G. Cox ’06 Lawrence O. Demaree ’94 Martha J. D’Erasmo ’06 Ranjit “Ron” S. Dhindsa, Esq. ’04 Gary Donaldson ’97 Msgr. Paul M. Dudziak ’00 Alan R. Duncan ’98 Timothy Firestine ’94 Mark E. Friis ’99 Harry Y. Furukawa ’04 Mark I. Gaver ’06 James J. Gordon ’02 Joe R. Grossnickel Jr. ’01 Hon. Ana Sol Gutierrez ’99 Timothy E. Hall ’00 Keith Haller ’02 Thomas E. Harr ’08 Stephen A. Horvath ’98 Dr. Marion H. Hull ’04 Pamela R. Jones ’97 Stephen Kaufman, Esq. ’95 Susan Keating ’93 Rose G. Krasnow ’00 Blair Lee ’06 Dwayne O. Leslie, Esq. ’05 Meredith S. Levert ’01 Charles A. Lyons ’98 William N. MacDonald Jr. ’00 John H. Macklin ’07 George C. McFarland ’08 Kristin W. McNamara ’08 Susan W. Morris ’98 Nhora B. Murphy ’03 Eric T. Myren ’04 John R. Nyland ’99 Jerald Pasternak ’97 Eliot Pfanstiehl (Lifetime Member) David E. Phillips ’03 Kenneth Reichard ’94 Carla A. Reid ’03 Lori W. Riordan, Esq. ’04 Raymond F. Schoenke ’01 Roberta F. Shulman ’98 Laura E. Sildon ’00
Jeffrey Z. Slavin ’05 (Lifetime Member) James A. Soltesz ’99 Kathryn C. Turner ’97 Theodore W. Urban ’96 Dr. Hattie N. Washington ’97
prince GeorGe’s Timothy Abell ’95 Lloyd M. Arrington Jr. ’00 Rushern L. Baker III, Esq. ’99 Linda W. Botts ’94 Sarian S. Bouma ’00 Dr. Judith K. Broida ’01 Brian P. Darmody ’06 Philip B. Down ’06 Michael A. Edwards ’04 Janice Frey-Angel ’06 Shelly M. Gross-Wade ’07 Thomas Hendershot, Esq. ’02 John L. Huggins Jr. ’07 John Henry King ’06 Charles J. Lollar ’07 Hon. Peggy A. Magee ’08 Dr. Patricia N. Marks ’02 Thomas McNutt ’95 Vincent “Cap” Mona ’00 Michelle Lamb Moone ’04 Barbara C. Quinn ’05 Robert J. Reaves ’96 Eugene Bowie Roberts Jr. ’05 Dr. Nancy S. Shapiro ’02 Alvin W. Smith ’08 Dr. William W. Sondervan ’02 Ross A. Stern ’08 Dr. Ron L. Watson ’08
Queen anne’s Faith Elliott-Rossing ’08 Paula Klepper, MSW, LGSW ’02 Wayne A. Mills ’98 George M. O’Donnell ’02 Gregg A. Todd ’06
somerset Dr. Ronald G. Forsythe Jr. ’01 Charlotte M. Scott ’02 Dr. James M. White Jr. ’07
st. mary’s Joseph F. Anderson ’05 Marc L. Apter ’04 Nasser Basir ’03 Dania R. Blair ’04 Alan A. Buster, Jr., FACHE ’04 Roland “Mike” Colina ’00 Robin A. Finnacom ’98 Karen T. Garner ’08 Kathryn W. Glockner ’05 Bonnie Marie Green ’07 Thomas H. Jarboe ’06 RADM Charles “Bert” Johnston, (Ret.) USN ’07 Dr. Michael J. Martirano ’07 Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 51
membership index John J. McAllister Jr. ’03 Salvatore M. Meringolo ’99 Vincent P. Merz ’00 Todd B. Morgan ’04 Patrick B. Murphy, Esq. ’06 Dr. Jane “Maggie” O’Brien ’00 Dr. Kathleen O’Brien ’08 Karl K. Pence ’99 Dr. Mel D. Powell ’98 Michael Redshaw ’05 Dr. Patricia M. Richardson ’01 Patricia M. Robrecht ’05 John W. Savich ’04 Capt. Matthew T. Scassero ’07 Edward C. Sierra ’04 Timothy S. Smith ’99 William T. Sturgis ’02 Gene W. Townsend ’02 Floyd D. Warren ’05 Raymond J. Wernecke ’06 Scott White ’05 G. Rick Wood ’08 Christine R. Wray ’98
taLbot Deidra S. Bell ’03 Dr. Stuart M. Bounds ’97 Alice R. Bower ’06 Dane A. Coleman ’01 Julie L. Crocker ’08
)) by business location
John Dillon ’93 William “Buck” Duncan Jr. ’96 Dr. Robert Allan Gorsuch ’94 Hugh E. Grunden ’03 Sheryl Kerr ’96 F. Graham Lee ’99 Diane McComb ’01 R. Michael S. Menzies Sr. ’99 Thomas Reynolds Jr. ’93 Joseph P. Ross ’02 C. Tolbert Rowe ’07 John R. Valliant ’96 Gerard M. Walsh ’08
washinGton Dr. Guy Altieri ’05 Ernest W. Angell ’04 Mary C. Baykan ’06 Arnold “Art” Callaham ’00 Dr. Robert Cirincione ’93 Brendan D. Fitzsimmons ’07 Dennis E. Frye ’00 Kathleen D. Hall ’95 Suzanne D. Hayes ’98 James Latimer ’95 Dr. E. Gaye McGovern ’01 Dr. Elizabeth M. Morgan ’04 W. Christopher Motz ’07 Gregory B. Murray ’08 Doris J. Nipps ’05
Cynthia L. Perini ’08 Peter E. Perini Sr. ’03 R. Kathleen Perini ’96 James G. Pierne ’03 Brien J. Poffenberger ’00 Richard L. Reichenbaugh, P.E. ’02 Jeanne Forrester Singer, Esq. ’07
wicomico John J. Allen Jr. ’06 William Bostian ’95 Arthur M. Cooley ’96 O. Palmer Gillis III ’00 Michael L. Hoy ’00 Dr. Murray “Ray” Hoy ’96 Michael T. Langley ’08 Victor H. Laws III, Esq. ’99 Freddy L. Mitchell ’05 Dr. James A. Perdue ’00 Jeffrey C. Powell ’97 Thomas L. Trice IV ’97 Jeffrey F. Turner ’99 Edward Q. Wilgus ’05 T. Jan Wiseman ’04 Richard G. Work ’01
worcester Russell W. Blake ’02 Klein Leister ’95
washinGton, D.c. Michelle D. Bernard, Esq. ’03 Theresa A. Cameron ’03 William Couper ’96 Dr. Stephen Crawford ’99 Antonio Doss ’99 Antoinette “Toni” Ford ’95 Thomas H. Graham ’06 Robert R. Hagans Jr. ’99 Victor L. Hoskins ’96 Orlan M. Johnson, Esq. ’01 Dana M. Jones ’97 William “Giz” Kaczorowski ’93 Luis Luna ’93 B. Doyle Mitchell Jr. ’96 Patricia A. Murphy, Ph.D. ’07 Lawrence S. Ottinger, Esq. ’07 Theresa M. Pierno ’00 André R. Rogers ’05 Michael E. Slattery ’06 Dr. Patricia Stanley ’00 Michael Starling, Esq. ’07 Penelope Thornton Talley, Esq. ’04 William Torgerson, Esq. ’96 Brian K. Tracey ’03 Bruce A. Wahl ’03 J. Scott Wilfong ’97 J. Steven Willmann ’04
beyonD maryLanD california
Dr. Jin K. Gong ’04 Deborah A. Yancer ’04
connecticut
Douglas Perry ’93
Delaware
Brian N. Bolender ’07 Marcia P. DeWitt ’94 Dr. Charlene R. Nunley ’97 Rev. Patricia Payne ’94
florida
Dr. Christopher F. D’Elia ’97 John T. Long III ’97 Emilie Wood Robinson ’97 Jeanette D. Wessel ’06 Beverly Wilhide ’94
Georgia
Trudye M. Johnson ’99 Katherine E. Rumbaugh ’97
hawaii
William G. Christoffel ’06
illinois
Joanne K. Glasser, Esq. ’98 Dr. Charles R. Middleton ’00 Eugenia I. Proulx, Ph.D. ’04
kentucky
Wilbert A. Ridgley Jr. ’05 David Thomas ’95
Louisiana
Dr. Mary L. Livers ’05
maine
William G. Ewing ’96 Peter Martin ’93
michigan
Penny G. Lewandowski ’03 Dr. Linda Thompson Adams ’98
new hampshire
Dr. Helen F. Giles-Gee ’97
new Jersey
Colene Y. Daniel, FACHE ’93 Joseph R. Lizza ’02
new york
Robert V. Hess ’97 Kevin Kistler ’93
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Douglass List ’96 Joseph Reid, Esq. ’95
north carolina
Dr. Thelma J. “TJ” Bryan ’01 Dr. Carl W. Stenberg ’01
ohio
Ralph E. Fisher ’98 G. “Sandy” Fitz-Hugh ’95 Janyce N. Hedetniemi ’00 Frances J. Manus ’97
vermont
Robert J. Kupec ’01
Dr. Richard F. Bebee ’95 Donna Jones Stanley ’98
washington
pennsylvania
ontario
Roger V. Bruszewski ’99 Stephen M. Feller ’93 Jacquelyn Gaines ’99 Trond Grenager ’95 Herbert N. Meininger ’96 Spence W. Perry, Esq. ’06 William J. Reuter ’93 Vince Watchorn ’05
Candace J. Sullivan ’04 John Peoples ’03
united kingdom William R. Lorenz ’98
Deceased
Michael A. Freeman ’03
Dr. John H. Cox ’99 Joseph M. Forni ’94 Marcia Harris ’02 George R. Houston Jr. ’99 Joyce A. Kroeller ’00 Hon. Marilyn J. Praisner ’96 Dr. Hoke Smith ’94 Bennie L. Thayer ’96
virginia
inactive (67)
rhode island
Hon. Juliette C. McLennan ’01
tennessee
Hon. Janine F. Burns ’96 Dr. Jack D. Dale ’02
membership index cLass of 1993 (30) William C. Baker James T. Brady Dr. Robert Cirinacione Colene Y. Daniel, FACHE John Dillon Arthur Ebersberger Stephen M. Feller Dr. Catherine R. Gira John Hodge-Williams Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III William Hussmann William “Giz” Kaczorowski Susan Keating Kevin Kistler Luis Luna Donald Manekin Peter Martin Howard B. Miller, Esq. Hugh Mohler Douglas Perry Henry Posko Jr. Vernon A. Reid Jr. William J. Reuter Thomas Reynolds Jr. Manervia Riddick Nancy Schneider James Sellinger Dr. Donald Slowinski Norman Taylor David Wolf
cLass of 1994 (33) Charles Baynard Dr. Donald F. Boesch Linda W. Botts Jennifer Burdick Nguyen Minh Chau Dr. Daniel E. Costello William Crowley Jr. Lawrence O. Demaree John H. Denick, Esq. Marcia P. DeWitt Roberta E. Dillow Sara Eisenberg Timothy Firestine Joseph M. Forni Hon. Robert Gell Dr. Robert Allan Gorsuch Richard Hackney Jr. Wayne Klockner Kenneth Klueh Hon. Nancy Kopp Joy Korpela Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. Rev. Patricia Payne Kenneth Reichard Everard “Rod” Rutledge, Ph.D., FACHE Norman Shea Austin J. Slater Jr. Dr. Hoke Smith F. Brad Smith Jr. Henry Stansbury
Stephen Thienel, Esq. Clemon Wesley Beverly Wilhide
cLass of 1995 (38) Timothy Abell Raymond “Buzz” Bartlett Dr. Richard F. Bebee James Piper Bond William Bostian Booker T. Carter Jr. H. Ward Classen Dr. Rita R. Colwell Gregory D. Conderacci Hon. James R. Eyler G. “Sandy” Fitz-Hugh Antoinette “Toni” Ford Trond Grenager Kathleen D. Hall Stephen Kaufman, Esq. Kenneth Kinsey Dr. Joan D. Kozlovsky James Latimer Klein Leister George Littrell Jr. James Maffitt, Esq. Jack Mason Thomas McNutt Janna Naylor Robert Parilla Norma Theo Pinette Nathanael Pollard Jr. Hon. John Porcari Joseph Reid, Esq. Nancy Robertson Hon. Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg Terry Rubenstein Laurie Schwartz David Thomas Dr. James Tschechtelin James Van Prooyen Edward “Ted” Verdery Samuel Woodside
cLass of 1996 (44) Ruthann Aaron Hon. Suzanne P. Albert Hon. Janine F. Burns Kathryn “KT” Cane Peter Clay Arthur M. Cooley William Couper Scott R. Cousino William “Buck” Duncan Jr. William G. Ewing Dr. Patricia Fegan Newton Fowler III, Esq. Robert Garner Dennis J. Garrett Gino Gemignani Jr. Dr. Barbara Heller Victor L. Hoskins Dr. Murray “Ray” Hoy Patricia Jessamy
)) by class year
Sheryl Kerr Alan Leberknight Betsy Lewis Lillian Lincoln Douglass List Sean M. Looney Herbert N. Meininger B. Doyle Mitchell Jr. Stephen H. Morgan John B. Neil R. Kathleen Perini Joseph V. Prado Hon. Marilyn J. Praisner Robert J. Reaves George C. Shenk Jr. Stuart O. Simms, Esq. Dr. Gary Smith Harold A. Smith Carl William Struever L. David Taylor Bennie L. Thayer William Torgerson, Esq. Theodore W. Urban John R. Valliant Jonathan M. Warner
cLass of 1997 (42) Dr. Stuart M. Bounds Hannah Lee Byron Shu-Ping Chan, Esq. Wayne Clarke Sharon T. Cosgrove Dr. Christopher F. D’Elia Deborah H. Diehl, Esq. Donora L. Dingman Gary Donaldson J. Alexander Doyle Margaret G. Gaines Dr. Helen F. Giles-Gee Edward Gold Jacob H. Goldstein Hon. John R. Griffin Robert V. Hess N. Douglas Hostetler Dana M. Jones Pamela R. Jones John T. Long III Frances J. Manus William Merwin John “Denny” Murray Terry F. Neimeyer Dr. Charlene R. Nunley Jerald Pasternak Jeffrey C. Powell J. Ray Ramsburg III Dr. Earl Richardson Emilie Wood Robinson Barry P. Ronan Katherine E. Rumbaugh Stephen J. Sfekas, Esq. Guffrie M. Smith Jr. Thomas L. Trice IV Kathryn C. Turner Larry E. Walton
Dr. Hattie N. Washington W. Daniel White J. Scott Wilfong Margaret E. Williams Anthony L. Wong
cLass of 1998 (41) Morgan “Trip” Bailey Robert L. Bostick Dyan L. Brasington Deborah G. Byrd Gene W. Counihan Gilberto de Jesus Carol B. Diggs Gerald W. Donovan Alan R. Duncan James D. Fielder Jr., Ph.D. Robin A. Finnacom Ralph E. Fisher Joanne K. Glasser, Esq. Suzanne D. Hayes Stephen A. Horvath Mary M. Krug William R. Lorenz Charles A. Lyons Catherine L. Meyers David Meyerson, M.D., J.D. Wayne A. Mills Dr. Antonio Moreira David M. Morris Susan W. Morris John F. Novak Sharon R. Pinder Dr. Mel D. Powell Frederick W. Puddester Dr. Carl D. Roberts Parker B. Rockefeller Pamela J. Ruff P.A.M. Schaller Roberta F. Shulman Donna Jones Stanley Dr. Linda Thompson Adams Deborah E. Voso Dr. Robert L. Wallace Dr. Marie Washington Richard Williams Paul G. Wood Christine R. Wray
cLass of 1999 (42) C. “Rick” Bailey Jr. Rushern L. Baker III, Esq. John H. Balch Shirley Bigley LaMotte, Esq. Roger V. Bruszewski Hon. John M. Colmers Dr. John H. Cox Dr. Stephen Crawford Mary E. Dempsey Antonio Doss Mark E. Friis Jacquelyn Gaines Dr. Gregory Geoffroy Hon. Ana Sol Gutierrez Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 53
membership index Robert R. Hagans Jr. Robert L. Hofmann George R. Houston Jr. Trudye M. Johnson Victor H. Laws III, Esq. F. Graham Lee Phyllis Lester Hon. John P. McDonough, Esq. Dr. Irving P. McPhail R. Michael S. Menzies Sr. Salvatore M. Meringolo John R. Nyland Donald R. Paddy Wilson H. Parran Teresa Pascarelli Karl K. Pence J. Michael Riley Michael V. Sack Dr. Mary Pat Seurkamp Dr. Paula M. Singer Frank Sizer Jr. Timothy S. Smith James A. Soltesz Timothy Sosinski Mary R. Toth Jeffrey F. Turner Dr. A. Barbara Wheeler James J. Xinis
cLass of 2000 (52) Lloyd M. Arrington Jr. Angela P. Barnett Robert J. Barrett Dr. Herman G. Bartlett Jr. Sarian S. Bouma Hon. Don Wm. Bradley Jean W. Brune Dr. Allison Bryant Arnold “Art” Callaham Tara Balfe Clifford Roland “Mike” Colina Bernard Cregg Michael W. Davis, Esq. Msgr. Paul M. Dudziak Dennis E. Frye O. Palmer Gillis III Timothy E. Hall Janyce N. Hedetniemi Sherman Howell Michael L. Hoy Robert I. Jeffrey Torrie C. Johnson John W. Kamauff Jr., Ph.D. Rose G. Krasnow Joyce A. Kroeller Kim B. Leonard Hon. Murray D. Levy William N. MacDonald Jr. VADM Kenneth C. Malley, USN (Ret.) John A. Marzano Eleanor McKay Dr. Clayton “Pete” McNeill Vincent P. Merz 54 ) www.leadershipmd.org
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Dr. Charles R. Middleton Vincent “Cap” Mona John J. Murphy Michael N. Netzer Dr. Jane “Maggie” O’Brien Richard Oppitz Jr. Donald M. Parsons Jr. Dr. James A. Perdue Theresa M. Pierno Brien J. Poffenberger Timothy J. Regan Eric G. Regelin Dr. Barbara B. Roque Laura E. Sildon John A. Simpson Jr. Kathleen T. Snyder, CCE Dr. Patricia Stanley Beverley K. Swaim-Staley Bud Willetts
cLass of 2001 (52) Richard D. Adams Barbara Blount Armstrong Donald P. Battista David S. Bliden Barry E. Bogage Dr. Judith K. Broida Dr. Thelma J. “TJ” Bryan James D. Buckland Eleanor M. Carey Dane A. Coleman Martin L. “Chip” Doordan Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan Hon. Adelaide Eckardt Jared S. Fast Anne S. Ferro Dr. Patricia Florestano Dr. Ronald G. Forsythe Jr. Jason A. Frank, Esq. Hon. Lisa A. Gladden Cassandra W. Gottlieb Christopher J. Griffith James Grimes Joe R. Grossnickel Jr. Maj. Gen. Arthur Holmes Jr. (Ret.) William J. Hudock David Iannucci Dr. Cheryl R. Johnson Orlan M. Johnson, Esq. R. Dean Kenderdine Cherie A. Krug Robert J. Kupec Meredith S. Levert Martina A. Martin Diane McComb James P. McComb Dr. E. Gaye McGovern Hon. Juliette C. McLennan Patricia J. Mitchell Kathleen M. Murphy John P. O’Connor Michael L. Oster Dr. Gary Pushkin Dr. Patricia M. Richardson
Earl H. Robbins Jr. Raymond F. Schoenke Dr. Charles W. Simmons Gregory Snook Christine M. Stefanides Dr. Carl W. Stenberg Dr. David P. Tarantino Richard G. Work Harriet S. Yaffe
cLass of 2002 (49) Judy A. Ashley Dr. Eric R. Baugh Nathan J. Beil Russell W. Blake Richard Kevin Brooks Bernard A. Cook, Esq. Anna Custer Dr. Jack D. Dale Joseph Donegan Jay G. Fitzhugh John B. Frisch, Esq. Dr. R. Lorraine Fulton Edward J. Gilliss, Esq. James J. Gordon William B. Grant Keith Haller Marcia Harris Thomas Hendershot, Esq. Dr. Mary Ellen Hrutka David M. Jenkins Leronia A. Josey, Esq. Donald R. Kann, AIA Paula Klepper, MSW, LGSW Rev. H. Gerard Knoche Linda H. Lamone, Esq. Dr. Diane M. Lee Joseph R. Lizza Dr. Patricia N. Marks Joan E. Marshall John Maxwell Stephen R. McHenry Thomas E. Mohler T. Conrad Monts Caroline G. Moore Ovetta M. Moore George M. O’Donnell Joseph Ollinger Dr. Steve W. Pannill Richard L. Reichenbaugh, P.E. Joseph P. Ross Kristin Saunders Evans Charlotte M. Scott Dr. Nancy S. Shapiro Dr. Carl W. Smith Dr. William W. Sondervan William T. Sturgis Gene W. Townsend Sandy Nelson Weeks, Esq. Duane E. Yoder
cLass of 2003 (45) Nasser Basir John M. Belcher
Deidra S. Bell Michelle D. Bernard, Esq. Tina Mae Bjarekull Lynn Bonde Theresa A. Cameron Charles C. Cawley Sr. Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. Hon. David R. Craig Ralph W. Emerson Jr. Emily H. Ferren Kathryn B. Freeland Michael A. Freeman Dr. Toby A. Gordon Robert “Scott” Graham Hugh E. Grunden Scott A. Hancock Lloyd Harrison III Davina Grace Hill John B. Hutchinson Monica Best James, Esq. Karen S. Johnson Phyllis Kilby Penny G. Lewandowski Maurice T. Lusby III John J. McAllister Jr. Sheila C. McDonald, Esq. Nhora B. Murphy John Peoples Peter E. Perini Sr. David E. Phillips James G. Pierne Cynthia Plavier-Truitt John Q. Porter Carla A. Reid Robert L. Ryan Gloria Wilson Shelton, Esq. Frederick A. Thayer Brian K. Tracey Henry S. Trentman Patricia S. Tunstall Bruce A. Wahl Cheryl Y. Williams, Esq. Pamela Zappardino, Ph.D.
cLass of 2004 (52) Ernest W. Angell Marc L. Apter Dania R. Blair Robert C. Brennan Barbara G. Buehl Alan A. Buster Jr., FACHE Mark D. Case Kimberly L. Coble Thomas L. Curcio Ranjit “Ron” S. Dhindsa, Esq. Michael A. Edwards Dorian P. Flynn Harry Y. Furukawa Hon. M. Teresa Garland, Esq. Herbert Goldman, Esq. Dr. Jin K. Gong Timothy P. Grambley Sandra N. Harriman Dr. Marion H. Hull
membership index Monica J. Johnson, Esq. Neil A. Katz M. James Kaufman John J. King Thomas W. Loveland Mark A. MacDougall, Esq. Stephen A. Miller David Moe Michelle Lamb Moone Dr. Elizabeth M. Morgan Todd B. Morgan Eric T. Myren Joshua E. Neiman, Esq. Marvin E. Oursler Gail W. Owings Colleen T. Peterson Eugenia I. Proulx, Ph.D. Christopher J. Reynolds, Esq. Lori W. Riordan, Esq. John W. Savich Drusilla Schmidt-Perkins Robert C. Sharps A. Nayab Siddiqui Edward C. Sierra Candace J. Sullivan Penelope Thornton Talley, Esq. Craig Ward, PE, AICP Steve Wigler Thomas E. Wilcox J. Steven Willmann T. Jan Wiseman Deborah A. Yancer Dr. Chen-yu Yen
cLass of 2005 (51) Charles W. Alexander William H. Allen Dr. Guy Altieri Eleanor V. Altman Joseph F. Anderson Kenneth L. Brannan Roland O. Campbell Jr., GRI Michel F. Cavallon Natalie K. Chabot Howard S. Freedlander Kathryn W. Glockner Jeffrey N. Heflebower Sonia D. Hinds Jill A. Hudock, C.P.A. Anne L. Johnson, Esq. Herbert Jordan III J. Steven Kaii-Ziegler Shawn S. Karimian Lillian S. Kilroy Dr. James F. LaCalle Dwayne O. Leslie, Esq. Dr. Mary L. Livers Robert E. Manigold Jr. Dr. Kevin J. Manning Nancy L. McCloy Freddy L. Mitchell Betsy S. Nelson Doris J. Nipps
Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. Barbara C. Quinn Michael Redshaw Wilbert A. Ridgley Jr. Eugene Bowie Roberts Jr. Patricia M. Robrecht André R. Rogers Charles M. Ross, Esq. James E. Rzepkowski Dr. Edward W. Shirley Jeffrey Z. Slavin Eileen K. Straughan Barron L. Stroud Jr., Esq. Floyd D. Warren Montressa L. Washington John M. Wasilisin Vince Watchorn Raymond O. Weiss Scott White Edward Q. Wilgus Renée M. Winsky Joan M. Worthington
cLass of 2006 (52) John J. Allen Jr. Mary C. Baykan Stanley J. Botts Kenneth M. Bounds Alice R. Bower Tina G. Brown Mary E. Cannon John P. Cavanaugh William G. Christoffel Carolyn W. Colvin Jasper G. Cox Stewart Cumbo Brian P. Darmody William M. Davidow, Esq. Martha J. D’Erasmo Philip B. Down Tracy W. Durkin Janice Frey-Angel Mark I. Gaver Katherine W. Getty Thomas H. Graham Margaret A. Hayes Eugene D. Helbig Ellen J. Hemmerly Kevin P. Higgins Ethel M. B. Hill, Esq. Lisa Hillman Dr. Joseph M. Hoffman E. “Betsey” J. Hurwitz-Schwab Thomas H. Jarboe Robert G. Johnson Robert “Brooke” Kaine John Henry King Patricia M. Lambert, Esq. Blair Lee Dolores Ann Martin Victoria C. McAndrews John G. McCormick
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Patrick B. Murphy, Esq. John W. Nugent Spence W. Perry, Esq. Alice G. Pinderhughes Michael Posko Susan C. Simmons Michael E. Slattery Lori S. Somerville Gregg A. Todd Kimberly L. Wagner, Esq. Nancy P. Wallace Nan A. Waranch Raymond J. Wernecke Jeanette D. Wessel
cLass of 2007 (52) M. Richard Adams James M. Anthony Brian N. Bolender Dr. Meredith Bond Eric L. Brenner Martin P. Brunk Dr. Linda D. Burgee Paul W. Comfort, Esq. John F. Conwell, Esq. O. “Dina” Daly David J. DeLuca Michael M. Dreisbach Stuart “Mickey” Elsberg Brendan D. Fitzsimmons Bonnie Marie Green Shelly M. Gross-Wade Roslyn M. Hannibal-Booker John L. Huggins Jr. RADM Charles “Bert” Johnston, (Ret.) USN Robin S. Kable Joyce A. Kuhns, Esq. James W. Lewis Charles J. Lollar Roxanne Lynch John H. Macklin Dr. Michael J. Martirano Hon. Gary D. Maynard S. James Mazarakis Rev. Dr. Bess McCallister William J. McLennan Sr. Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. Herbert J. Moltzan Andrew A. Moser W. Christopher Motz Patricia A. Murphy, Ph.D. Milton E. Nagel Dr. Barbara D. Nazelrod Lawrence S. Ottinger, Esq. Effie R. Reynolds C. Tolbert Rowe Manuel J. Sampedro Capt. Matthew T. Scassero Mary Ann Scully Jane Shaab Jeanne Forrester Singer, Esq. Darlene Brannigan Smith, Ph.D.
Michael Starling, Esq. John S. “Jack” Steinmetz Chad Tyler Linda S. Vassallo Dr. James M. White Jr. Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow
cLass of 2008 (51) Kerry Ahearn-Brown Lorrie Anderson Karenthia A. Barber Clarence T. Bishop Danita M. Boonchaisri Elizabeth R. Bowerman Dale K. Brown I Julie L. Crocker Joseph DeMattos Jr. John D. Dinkel Hon. Brenda Donald Leif A. Dormsjo Dr. Richard L. Eckert Faith Elliott-Rossing Dr. Catherine A. Evans George J. Fox Karen T. Garner Dr. Jonathan C. Gibralter Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried Thomas E. Harr Aden A. King Michael T. Langley Richard M. Lombardo Hon. Peggy A. Magee Becky J. Mangus Mikal R. McCartney George C. McFarland Kristin W. McNamara Gregory B. Murray Janese F. Murray Dr. Kathleen O’Brien Kevin W. Parson Karen Pecora-Barbour Cynthia L. Perini Dr. Carol A. Quirk Karen Ann Schonfeld Brenda M. Shell-Eleazer Gwendolyn D. Skillern Hon. Raymond A. Skinner Alvin W. Smith Christopher P. Smith Graylin E. Smith Ross A. Stern J. Michael Stouffer C. John Sullivan Gerard M. Walsh Dr. Ron L. Watson John C. Weiss III Sam R. Wells III David I. Wiegand G. Rick Wood
Lifetime members (3) Howard B. Miller, Esq. Eliot Pfanstiehl Jeffrey Z. Slavin Leadership Maryland 2008 ) 55
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