2016 ANNUAL REPORT
Thank You to Our
5 Star Members
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Table of Contents –2– 5 Star Members
–3– Letter from the President
–4– Executive Committee & Board of Directors
–5– FMA Member Salute: Col. Brian Foley & FMA In the Community
–6– Thank You to our Members
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A Letter from the
President The Fort Meade Alliance is proud of its leadership role in the community. Thank you for your continued support of the FMA. As I say all the time, we are not simply an organization where members show up a couple times of year to network. We are a “doing organization” that makes significant contributions to Fort Meade and the surrounding region. Your participation is crucial to ensure that we accomplish all of our lofty goals. As you read this report, please consider getting more involved by participating on one of our committees. Our Education & Workforce Committee, led by Penny Cantwell, has a long and storied history of bringing together industry, government and academia to address the region’s workforce needs. Our Military & Family Committee, led by Lisa Decker, is dedicated to fostering collaboration and developing initiatives to support our service members and their families. Improving the transportation system in the region is crucial to economic growth, workforce development and quality of life. Chaired by Stuart Title, our Transportation Committee has been very busy, working with the leadership of the Maryland Department of Transportation and Maryland Transit Administration to advocate for many meaningful solutions. Our Meade Business Connect Committee, led by Bill Dunahoo, organizes informative events to provide connections and foster business development throughout the region. Participating on our Membership Committee, chaired by Hubert Braithwaite, is a great way to connect with other FMA members and help strengthen the Alliance.
Year In Review
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Finally, our Rising Star Network provides emerging leaders from FMA member companies with the opportunity to network and gain insights from senior leaders in the Fort Meade community. Encourage young professionals from within your company to get involved with this program, which targets professionals 35 years or younger. Your active involvement is a great way to have a positive impact on the region, while building strong business connections.
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Sincerely,
Finance & Member Report
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Steve Tiller President, Fort Meade Alliance
Membership List
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Executive Committee
Board of Directors Bill Barroll Corporate Office Properties Trust
Steven Tiller, Esq. FMA President Partner, Whiteford, Taylor & Preston
Joseph V. Pacileo FMA Vice President IronNet Cybersecurity Inc.
Joseph V. Samek FMA Secretary Senior Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton
Jay Baldwin FMA Foundation Liaison Vice President, TD Bank
Hubert Braithwaite III FMA Membership Committee Chair Tower Federal Credit Union Dr. Michael Cataldo Kennedy Krieger Institute Bill Dunahoo FMA Meade Business Connect Chair Praxis Engineering Robert Hannon Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation Dr. Lawrence Linder University of Maryland Community Medical Group Dr. Dawn Lindsay Anne Arundel Community College David Mazzuca NTC Mazzuca Contracting, Inc.
Penny Cantwell FMA Education & Workforce Development Chair Vice President, Howard Bank
Kenneth O. McCreedy Maryland Department of Commerce Dr. Maureen McMahon Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Lisa Decker
Matthew Norris Axom Technologies, Inc.
FMA Military & Family Chair Sr. Project Manager, The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
Elizabeth Rendón-Sherman LG-TEK Jason Silva ByteGrid Jenny Smith Raytheon
Doreen Harwood Senior Vice President, Leidos
Stuart Title FMA Transportation Chair Vice President, A.J. Properties
Larry Twele Howard County Economic Development Authority Anne Wagner WaveStrike Richard Young TeleCommunications Systems, Inc.
Deon Viergutz Ex-Officio Member Immediate Past President Vice President, Cyber Solutions, Lockheed Martin Corporation
Tim O’Ferrall Ex-Officio Member General Manager, Fort Meade Alliance
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THANK YOU The Fort Meade Alliance would like to extend our sincere appreciation to N. Gordon Knox of Miles & Stockbridge P.C., who stepped down from his FMA leadership role this past year. Thank you to Gordon for serving on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors and for his dedication to the Alliance and our community.
Supporting the Community FMA has donated to: • Military Spouse Job Fair Relaxation Station • U.S. Army Family and Morale, Welfare, and Recreation • USO of Metropolitan Washington’s Project Elf • West Anne Arundel County Celebrate Community Awards FMA is a proud member of: • Association of Defense Communities • Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber of Commerce • BWI Business Partnership • Chesapeake Regional Tech Council • Cybersecurity Association of Maryland, Inc. • Fort George G. Meade Community Covenant Council
FMA Member Salute:
• Fort Meade Community Health Promotion Team
Colonel Brian P. Foley
• Howard County Chamber of Commerce • Maryland Commission on Cybersecurity Innovation and Excellence • Maryland Cyber Roundtable • Maryland Military Installation Council • Maryland Tech Connection Advisory Board • Patuxent Partnership • West Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce
The Fort Mede Alliance would like to thank Fort George G. Meade Garrison Commander Col. Brian P. Foley for his leadership and commitment to the region. Col. Foley has been a tireless advocate for the critical missions conducted at the installation and a valuable partner to the businesses that support those missions. During a time of Department of Defense downsizing, Col. Foley and the Garrison staff successfully raised U.S. Army awareness of infrastructure funding needs at Fort Meade. Over the last three years, the Army has approved every dollar of restoration and maintenance funding that the Garrison requested. In addition, the Garrison secured $35 million in military construction funds to begin widening the gates and the roads on Fort Meade to support the planned growth. Col. Foley has also been a fantastic spokesman for the Fort Meade region, promoting its crucial role as an economic asset and employment driver for the State of Maryland. The Fort Meade Alliance is proud of what we have accomplished together with Col. Foley and we wish him continued success.
Photo (above): CSM Rodwell L. Forbes (left) and Col. Brian P. Foley
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THANK YOU to our MEMBERS and the FORT MEADE COMMUNITY for ANOTHER YEAR of impactful PROGRAMMING, EVENTS and CONNECTIONS.
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1. Lisa Decker of The Whiting Turner Contracting Co., Stuart Title of A.J. Properties and Steve Tiller of Whiteford, Taylor & Preston. 2. Hubert Braithwaite III of Edwards Performance Solutions, Stephen Irving of Nexon and Margaret Foster of Kennedy Krieger Institute. 3. Dr. Dawn Lindsay of Anne Arundel Community College and Penny Cantwell of Howard Bank. 4. Matt Norris of Axom Technologies and Jerry Schepers of Praxis Engineering. 5. Tim Cook of Unanet, Taylor Kimble of Howard County Economic Development Authority and Justin Hayes of the Office of Senator Barbara Mikulski. 6. FMA Vice President Joe Pacileo of IronNet Cybersecurity and Gina Palladino of Silver Tree Consulting. 7.
Lisa Swoboda of Anne Arundel Economic Development Corp. and Daraius Irani of Towson University.
8. Michael Pham of Tower Federal Credit Union, Nick Demyan of Howard Bank and Antoine Roseman from RACTSOL. 9. Scott Jackson of the National Security Agency’s Office of Small Business Programs and Judith Emmel of NSA’s Office of Local, State and Community Relations.
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10. Matt Emmel of CyberCore Technologies, Anne Wagner of WaveStrike and Mike Wagner of WaveStrike. 11. Jennifer Havermann of Raytheon and Deon Viergutz of Lockheed Martin.
Annual Event Sponsors
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SILVER SPONSORS ClearEdge IT Solutions, LLC Fortinet Howard Bank 11
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Year in Review 2015 JULY
OCTOBER
July 1, 2015: The Fort Meade Alliance appointed Steve Tiller of Whiteford, Taylor & Preston as the new FMA President and Joe Samek of Booz Allen Hamilton was named FMA Secretary. In addition, Doreen Harwood of Leidos was appointed to the board to serve a three-year term and several current Board members were re-elected to a second three-year term, including Bill Barroll of Corporate Office Properties Trust, Lisa Decker of the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, Maureen McMahon of Anne Arundel County Public Schools and Stuart Title of A.J. Properties.
October 6, 2015: Fort Meade Alliance General Manager Tim O’Ferrall and Board member Matt Norris of Axom Technologies provided a Project SCOPE briefing to the Maryland TechVets program, a Chesapeake Innovation Center and Maryland Department of Commerce initiative that supports veteran entrepreneurs working in or developing new technologies, particularly in cybersecurity. Project SCOPE is an FMA program that provides detailed information and dispels myths about the security clearance process.
AUGUST August 6, 2015: The Fort Meade Alliance’s Rising Star Network held a happy hour at the Columbia Ale House in Columbia, where young professionals networked with several members of the FMA Board of Directors.
SEPTEMBER September 10, 2015: Lisa Decker, a Senior Project Manager with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, was named to the Fort Meade Alliance Executive Committee. September 11, 2015: The Baltimore Orioles presented the FMA Foundation with a check for more than $13,000 to support the Foundation’s resiliency and education efforts for service personnel, their families and civilians at Fort George G. Meade. September 24, 2015: Retired Lockheed Martin CEO Norm Augustine and Maryland Secretary of Commerce Mike Gill discussed Maryland’s business climate during a panel discussion moderated by FMA Immediate Past President Deon Viergutz of Lockheed Martin.
Retired Lockheed Martin CEO Norm Augustine, Maryland Secretary of Commerce Mike Gill and FMA Immediate Past President Deon Viergutz discuss Maryland’s competitiveness during FMA’s Cyber Breakfast.
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October 22, 2015: The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) hosted the Fort Meade Alliance’s Fall Tech Mania, providing more than 100 ninth grade students with interactive technology demonstrations. Presenters from DISA, DBI Architects, Leidos and Lockheed Martin conducted hands-on presentations designed to engage student interest and spark curiosity about STEM careers.
Susan Crowe, CyberNEXS Program Manager for Leidos, takes students through a capture the flag exercise during FMA’s Fall Tech Mania.
NOVEMBER November 4, 2015: Hundreds of local elementary and middle school students, and their parents, learned about careers in science, technology, engineering and math during the Fort Meade Alliance’s STEM Family Night, held on Nov. 4 at Arundel Mills Mall. This free event featured interactive exhibits from Anne Arundel Community College, Anne Arundel County Public Schools, Baltimore Washington Medical Center, DoDEA Grant Project, Lockheed Martin, National Electronics Museum, Power Hawks Robotics Club and South River High School.
Students from South River High School showcase a flight simulator program to local elementary school students during STEM Family Night at Arundel Mills.
(Above) FMA Board members Doreen Harwood of Leidos and Deon Viergutz of Lockheed Martin talk with young professionals during the Fort Meade Alliance Rising Star Network’s first mentorship event. (Left) Toys collected during the Fort Meade Alliance President’s Reception for USO’s Project Elf helped support 30 enlisted families on Fort George G. Meade.
NSA Day attendees: Roland Jeffers of the National Security Agency, FMA Secretary Joe Samek of Booz Allen Hamilton, FMA General Manager Tim O’Ferrall and FMA Executive Committee member Jay Baldwin of TD Bank.
November 4, 2015: Fort Meade Alliance Executive Committee members joined several Anne Arundel County officials and community partners to recognize the employees of the National Security Agency by designating November 4 as “NSA Day.” November 12, 2015: George Lamont, Vice President of Operations and Training for IronNet Cybersecurity, discussed the commercial cybersecurity landscape during a Meade Business Connect networking event. A retired colonel who served as Director of Exercise and Training at U.S. Cyber Command, Lamont discussed how to leverage experience gained supporting national security missions to develop products and services for the private sector.
November 12, 2015: The Fort Meade Alliance appointed four new members to its Board of Directors, including: Robert Hannon, President and CEO of Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation; Jennifer Smith, Director of Operations and Site Executive for Raytheon’s Fort Meade Operations; Larry Twele, CEO of Howard County Economic Development Authority and Anne Wagner, President and CEO of WaveStrike.
DECEMBER
November 19, 2015: More than 30 young professionals participated in the Fort Meade Alliance’s first Rising Star Network mentorship event, gaining insights from Fort George G. Meade Garrison Commander Col. Brian Foley and connecting with members of the FMA Board of Directors to discuss leadership, professional development and community service.
December 9, 2015: December 9, 2015: The Fort Meade Alliance’s annual toy drive during the President’s Reception generated hundreds of toys for the USO’s Project Elf. As a result of the toy drive, the USO was able to support 30 additional enlisted families at Fort Meade, bringing the total number of families supported by Project Elf to 460.
December 9, 2015: Doreen Harwood, Senior Vice President with Leidos, was appointed to the Fort Meade Alliance Executive Committee. December 9, 2015: More than 150 attendees celebrated the Fort Meade Alliance’s 2015 accomplishments and looked ahead to initiatives being planned for 2016 during the FMA’s President’s Reception.
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Year in Review 2016 (Left) FMA Meade Business Connect Chair Bill Dunahoo from Praxis Engineering thanks Karen Presley, NSA Technology Transfer Program’s Intellectual Property Portfolio Manager, briefing members on the program.
JANUARY January 14, 2016: Fort Meade Alliance members learned more about how the National Security Agency Technology Transfer Program creates partnerships to move technology from the lab to the marketplace during the January MBC Opportunities and Connections event.
(Below) DISA Vice Director, Air Force Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel gave FMA members a sneak peak into a day in the life of DISA during a breakfast event at the BWI Marriott.
FEBRUARY February 11, 2016: Former Fort George G. Meade Garrison Commander Kenneth O. McCreedy was appointed to the Fort Meade Alliance Board of Directors. February 18, 2016: Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Vice Director, Air Force Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel provided Fort Meade Alliance members some perspective on what it takes to operate a $30 billion global network in direct support of the military services, Department of Defense, the White House and other national leaders during an FMA breakfast event. February 25, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance’s Rising Star Network held a happy hour at the Chesapeake Innovation Center to help emerging leaders from across the region learn how to get more involved with FMA activities.
MARCH March 3, 2016: During the Fort Meade Alliance’s 4th annual Industry Day, government acquisition executives and commercial cybersecurity leaders shared insights on contracting and the changing business environment, as well as the importance of innovation and collaboration to addressing cyber threats. March 10, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance and FMA Foundation Boards welcomed Maj. Gen. Bradley Becker, Commanding General of Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region and the U.S. Army Military District of Washington, to their March 10 board dinner. Maj. Gen. Becker stressed the importance of community partnerships in the area of health and wellness for military families. He said U.S. Army will be looking more to the community to augment Army efforts. 10 – Fort Meade Alliance
(Right) Douglas Packard, Director of the DISA’s Procurement Directorate and Chief of the Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization, and Lise Mangerie, Chief of the Contract Management Oversight Office at NSA, discuss procurement trends during FMA’s Industry Day. (Below) FMA Vice President Joe Pacileo of IronNet Cybersecurity; FGGM Garrison Commander Col. Brian Foley; Maj. Gen. Bradley Becker, Commanding General of Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region and The U.S. Army Military District of Washington; FMA Military & Family Committee Chair Lisa Decker of WhitingTurner; FMA President Steve Tiller of Whiteford, Taylor & Preston and Mike Hayes of the Maryland Department of Commerce.
Left to right: Michelle Challgren, wife of Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Michael Challgren, Sandy Cooper, wife of FGGM Deputy Garrison Chaplain Lt. Col. David Cooper and Dana Rogers, wife of NSA Director Adm. Michael Rogers.
Northrop Grumman CEO Wes Bush, Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger and FMA President Steve Tiller at the FMA’s May 4 Luncheon.
APRIL April 8, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance Foundation held its annual Backyard BBQ. Supporters raised more than $12,000 to support the Foundation’s resiliency and education initiatives, while enjoying an evening of networking, casino games, live music, a silent auction and food generously donated by Mission BBQ. April 27, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance’s Spring Tech Mania at Towson University welcomed ninth grade students from Baltimore and Harford counties to participate in technology demonstrations provided by Leidos, Lockheed Martin, Praxis Engineering, Freedom Consulting Group and The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company.
MAY May 1, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance moved its headquarters to 7467 Ridge Rd., Suite 220, Hanover, MD 21076, right around the corner from its former office space. May 4, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance Military & Family Committee hosted a Relaxation Station during the Fort George G. Meade Military Spouse Job Fair, providing an area the spouses could go to get away from the bustle of the job fair to network with other spouses and enjoy food, beverages and door prizes donated by FMA member companies. Food and door prizes were donated by Corporate Pit Stop, Embassy Suites, La Prima Catering, Medieval Times, Mission BBQ, TownePlace Suites by Marriott and the USO.
Bert Rice, LeAnn McCreedy, Liz Pacileo and Joe Pacileo enjoy their turn at the craps table at the FMA Foundation Backyard BBQ.
May 4, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance hosted a conversation with Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger and Northrop Grumman Chairman, President & CEO Wes Bush. Moderated by FMA President Steve Tiller, the discussion focused on the economy and the Fort Meade region’s strengths in government contracting and cybersecurity. They also discussed how federal spending trends could impact the region and what steps we can take to strengthen our innovation economy. May 19, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance’s Rising Star Network held its Spring Mentorship event providing emerging leaders with the opportunity to network and gain insights from senior leaders in the Fort Meade region.
JUNE
Students searched for “spies” using Wifi devices during Praxis Engineering’s Tech Mania presentation.
June 15, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance held its Annual Meeting at the Sheraton Columbia Town Center Hotel and thanked outgoing Board members Jay Baldwin of TD Bank, Bill Barroll of Commercial Office Properties Trust, Penny Cantwell of Howard Bank, Jason Silva of ByteGrid and Dick Young of TeleCommunications Systems Inc. June 15, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance Foundation awarded its fifth Kenneth O. McCreedy Scholarship to Meade High School student who plans to pursue a STEM-related degree. June 23, 2016: The Fort Meade Community Covenant Council held a luncheon at BWI Marriott to thank Col. Brian Foley for his service as Fort George G. Meade Garrison Commander and wished him luck as he moves on to his next assignment.
June 8, 2016: The Fort Meade Alliance and NSA Office of Small Business Programs cohosted Business in a Minute, an unclassified, one-day event that provides industry representatives face-to-face meetings with NSA government and prime contractor hosts.
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FMA Foundation
Gains Momentum The Fort Meade Alliance Foundation closed out 2015 in record-breaking fashion. The Foundation, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, raised more than $23,000 during the last two months of the year to support its resiliency and education efforts. And the momentum continued to grow. The Foundation has embarked on a significant partnership with the U.S. Army and the Fort George G. Meade Garrison to establish a Resiliency Campus for the service personnel, their families and civilians at the Installation. The plan includes the renovation of the installation’s Kuhn Hall and its conversion into a Resiliency & Education Center, which will serve as the hub of information, programming, and services for the Fort Meade Community, focusing on the five areas of resiliency: physical, emotional, social, family and spiritual. This year, the FMA Foundation leveraged funds raised through individuals and organizations to strengthen the structure of the Foundation in preparation for the upcoming campaign to renovate Kuhn Hall. The Foundation utilized funds from the Anne Arundel County Video Lottery Terminal Local Impact Grant to partner with a local philanthropic advisory firm to develop core organizational practices, including a comprehensive gift acceptance policy, vision and priorities statements, a constituent management system, annual appeal strategy and case statement for support. The FMA Foundation’s partnership with the Baltimore Orioles continued in 2015, with the Orioles raising more than $13,000 for the FMA Foundation through an online jersey auction. In addition, the Foundation’s third annual Backyard BBQ raised more than $12,000.
(Top) This year’s Backyard BBQ, with silent auction, wine and bourbon grabs and casino games, raised more than $12,000. (Bottom) The Orioles continued to support the Foundation with a nearly $13,000 donation.
For the fifth straight year, the Foundation awarded the Kenneth O. McCreedy Scholarship to a deserving Meade High School student who plans to pursue higher education in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math or linguistics. Also, the FMA Foundation was proud to financially support Spring Tech Mania at Towson University in April and Praxis Engineering’s golf tournament in May. To learn more about the FMA Foundation, visit www.ftmeadealliancefoundation.org.
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With the help of the FMA Foundation, Kuhn Hall will be renovated and transformed into the Resiliency & Education Center on Fort George G. Meade. Photo courtesy of Fort Meade.
FMA Foundation
Milestones 39%
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U.S. Army launches the Ready and Resilient Campaign to help improve the readiness and resilience of soldiers, civilians and families.
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The Fort Meade Alliance (FMA) offers to help Fort Meade with the U.S. Army’s resiliency campaign.
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FMA, with the help of Fort Meade, completes a needs assessment of the existing resiliency programs and identifies potential additional programs.
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Fort Meade identifies Kuhn Hall, a Distinguished Visitors Quarters, as the new Resiliency Center.
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FMA creates resiliency logo and the five shields representing the five pillars of resiliency.
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In partnership with FGGM, FMA creates a campus map highlighting Fort Meade’s resiliency-based services and programs.
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Fort Meade becomes one of the Department of Defense’s Healthy Base Initiative pilot programs.
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Department of Defense establishes and funds a wellness center adjacent to Kuhn Hall, beginning the first element of the resiliency hub at Fort Meade.
– Deon Viergutz – FMA Foundation President Lockheed Martin Corp.
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FMA completes the evaluation, assessment and design of Kuhn Hall. Project is valued at $3.6 million.
– Jay Baldwin – FMA Foundation Treasurer TD Bank
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The Fort Meade Alliance Foundation (FMAF) board approves the submission of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to Fort Meade committing the Foundation to raising $3.6 million.
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Fort Meade determines Kuhn Hall will also serve as an Education Center and its existing education programs and staff will be moved into Kuhn Hall.
Resiliency & Education
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General Fund
Scholarship Fund
FOUNDATION
– Penny Cantwell – Howard Bank – Linda Greene – Formerly of the BWI Business Partnership – Deb Lilley – General Dynamics Mission Systems – Elizabeth Rendon-Sherman – LG-TEK – Ed Rothstein – ERA Advisory – Steven Tiller, Esq. – Whiteford, Taylor & Preston LLP – Ayanna Wooten-Days – Miles & Stockbridge P.C. – Tim O’Ferrall (Ex-Officio) – Fort Meade Alliance
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Finance Report
The Fort Meade Alliance completed another strong fiscal year thanks to the organization’s effective leadership and solid operations.
Fiscal Year 2016 9%
The FMA’s annual event sponsorship program grew. The program provides member companies an opportunity to support FMA events while gaining year-long marketing exposure. The Board of Directors launched a strategic planning process to develop an action plan to boost membership and improve the organization’s marketing and communications to help spread the word about the FMA and its initiatives.
Sources of Revenue:
13% 65%
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Dues
Events
Sponsorship
Grant Revenue
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In addition, the FMA continued its support of programs like the USO’s Project Elf, providing toys to FGGM military families; the FGGM Military Spouse Job Fair, organizing the “Relaxation Station” to provide food and door prizes to spouses attending the job fair; in addition to the West County Chamber’s Annual Celebration of Community Awards Dinner.
Expense Allocation:
6% 10%
48%
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Support Services
Facilities
Events & Programs
Administrative
Membership
Outreach
Membership Report* Geographic Breakdown:
Industry Breakdown: IT & Government Contracting
58%
Finance, Legal & Professional Services
10%
Anne Arundel County Howard County
Construction & Real Estate
9%
Baltimore County
Government & Nonprofit
9%
Prince George’s County
Education Workforce Hospitality
6% 4%
Baltimore City Other Maryland Counties
Health Care
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Virginia
Other
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Other States
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The Fort Meade Alliance is supported through annual membership dues and a grant from the Maryland Department of Commerce.
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5 STAR MEMBERS
Membership COMPANY MEMBERS 1 North Wealth Management 2HB Incorporated A.J. Properties, Inc. Aerotek, Inc. AiNET Corporation All American Intelligent Solutions, Inc. American Public University Anne Arundel County Public Schools Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corp Apertus Solutions, LLC API Weinschel Inc. Applied Network Solutions ARIUM AE Armed Forces Directory AscentPath Ashton Group Services, LLC ATS, LLC Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber Baltimore Washington Medical Center Bank of America Merrill Lynch Barnett Engineering & Laboratories (BESL) LLC BCT LLC Beidle Insurance Company Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland Bluemont Technology & Research Inc. Blumenthal, Delavan and Williams, PA Bowling Brook Apartments BrainTrust Holdings Braxton Grant Technologies Bridges Consulting BridgeStreet Global Hospitality Burrell International Group, LLC Buvanendaran, Kumar BWI Business Partnership By Light Professional IT Services, Inc. ByteGrid ByteLion C. K. Signals Camber Corporation Capitol Cable Communications, Inc. Capitol College Charm City Concierge Chesapeake Regional Tech Council ClearEdge IT Solutions, LLC CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP Comcast Community College of Baltimore County Courtyard at Fort Meade Creatrix Inc. Critical Power Group CRU-INC. CSI Engineering, P.C. CyberNEXUS, LLC CyberPoint International Cybersecurity Association of Maryland Cyberwatch Prince George Community College Dark Web ID LLC Defense Information Systems Agency Delmock Technologies Inc. Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP DKW Communications Inc.
Anne Arundel Community College Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore Edwards Performance Solutions EIS Group, Inc. ELEVI Associates, LLC Embassy Suites Baltimore-BWI Encode, Inc. Entegra Systems Enterprise Consulting Inc. Environmental Maintenance Inc. Exceptional Software Strategies, Inc exp Federal Facility Site Contractors Inc. First Command Financial Services FiveTwelve LLC Fort George G. Meade Fortinet Federal, Inc. Freedom Consulting Group Freedom Telecom Services, Inc. Gawthrop Builders, LLC GEBA Gigamon Incorporated Glass Jacobson Greater Laurel Chiropractic Greystones Consulting Group H&S Resources Corporation Heffner & Weber Henault & Sysko Holiday Inn BWI Airport Howard Bank Howard County Chamber of Commerce InfoArmor InfoTek Corporation Inovex Information Systems, Inc. Intelesys Corporation Intelligent Decisions, Inc. Intercom Federal Systems Corporation IronNet Cyber Security J Grubb Consulting, LLC JLight Technology Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins University Engineering for Professionals Jovian Concepts,Inc. Kaizen Approach, Inc. KatzAbosch Konterra Realty LET’S GO Boys and Girls, Inc. MacAulay-Brown, Inc. (MacB) MacKenzie Commerical Real Estate Manifest Global Maryland Department of Commerce Maryland Technology Development Corp. Mid-Atlantic Regional Investigations, LLC Miles & Stockbridge Millennium Marketing Solutions Mitre Corp. Mullan Contracting Company National Electronics Museum National Fiber and Copper, Inc. National Security Agency NetApp Netlink Resource Group NetWar Defense Corporation Nexon LLC Next Century Corporation
NFP ProBen, Inc. Noble Offerings NobleWorx, LLC NTC Mazzuca Contracting Nuix USG O’Ferrall Group LLC Ocean Riders Engineering, Inc. OpalStaff OPS Consulting, LLC PC Financial Services, LLC Phoenix TS Pilar Services, Inc. Planet Works, Inc. Praxis Engineering Technologies, Inc. Preferred System Solutions Prophasys Corporation PVBS RACTSOL Corp Resilience Technology Corporation Resolute Technologies, LLC Safeguard Maintenance Sandy Spring Bank Secom, LLC Shield Consulting Solutions, Inc. Sidus Group Signal Storage Innovations, LLC Signals Defense, LLC Silver Tree Consulting, Inc. Smeshka Somerset Construction Sotera Defense Solutions SSATI Strategic Operational Solutions STV Incorporated SunTrust Bank T-Rex Corporation TargetGov - Government Contracting Institute TD Bank TechGuard Security, LLC The Halle Companies The Hotel at Arundel Preserve The Kane Company/Office Movers, Inc. The Mergis Group/Randstad The MIL Corporation The Patuxent Partnership The Whiting Turner Contracting Co. Thompson, Josie ThunderCat Technology Titus Systems Corp TownePlace Suites Arundel Mills TownePlace Suites Baltimore BWI Airport Trammell Crow Company UMBC Training Centers University of Maryland College Park University of Maryland University College USO of Metro Washington,Inc Varen Technologies, Inc Vision Technologies Wavefront Technologies, Inc. WaveStrike West County Chamber of Commerce WW Contractors, Inc. Zavda Technologies, LLC
Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation Axom Technologies, Inc. Boeing Booz Allen Hamilton CACI Chugach Federal Solutions, Inc. Ciena Government Solutions, Inc. (CGSI) Corporate Office Properties Trust Deloitte Howard County Economic Development Authority Kennedy Krieger Institute Leidos LG-TEK Lockheed Martin Merritt Construction Services Northrop Grumman Information Systems Sector Raytheon Raytheon Applied Signal Technology TASC, an Engility Company TeleCommunication Systems Inc. Tower Federal Credit Union Vencore Whiteford, Taylor & Preston
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS COL (Ret) Gorham Black III Linda Greene Kay Hill Patricia Palumbo Rhonda Tomlinson Robert Totten As of May 15, 2016
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The Fort Meade Alliance is a 501(c)4 non-profit independent community membership organization created to promote Fort George G. Meade, its more than 115 agencies and organizations and the surrounding area as an economic asset, support the well being of the region with programs that support FGGM priorities, and serve as a resource to help make connections that make a difference. The Fort Meade Alliance is supported by membership dues and through a grant from the Maryland Department of Commerce. The Fort Meade Alliance Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides scholarships, grants, sponsorships and gifts to organizations, service personnel and their families, members and community organizations to address needs across the Fort Meade region.
7467 Ridge Road, Suite 220 • Hanover, Maryland 21076 410.850.4940 • www.ftmeadealliance.org