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2008 Influential Marylanders

  • CIVIC LEADERSHIP

  • J. Kirby Fowler
    Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
  • Donald Fry
    Greater Baltimore Committee
  • Raymond Haysbert
    Presidents’ Roundtable
  • Steven Larsen
    Public Service Commission
  • Thomas Perez
    Departmenr of Labor, Licensing and Regulation
  • Otis Rolley III
    Central Maryland Transportation Alliance

  • COMMUNICATIONS

  • Tim Franklin
    The Baltimore Sun
  • Barbara Gehrig
    Comcast
  • Steve Geppi
    Baltimore magazine
  • Sandy Hillman
    Sandy Hillman Communications
  • John “Jake” Oliver Jr.
    The Afro-American Newspapers
  • Robert Carpenter
    Inside Lacrosse magazine

  • EDUCATION

  • James Piper Bond
    Living Classrooms Foundation
  • Kristen Campbell
    Baltimore Collegetown Network
  • Jacqueline Haas
    Harford County Public Schools
  • Kevin Manning
    Villa Julie College
  • William Kirwan
    University System of Maryland
  • David Ramsay
    University of Maryland, Baltimore

  • FINANCE

  • Atwood “Woody” Collins III
    M&T Bank Corporation
  • Laura Gamble
    Bank of America
  • Gary Geisel
    Provident Bank
  • Brian Kroneberger Jr.
    Dyer Kroneberger Group
  • Mary Ann Scully
    Howard Bank
  • Mayo Shattuck III
    Constellation Energy

  • FREESTYLE

  • Steve Bisciotti
    The Baltimore Ravens
  • Duff Goldman
    Charm City Cakes
  • Edwin Frederick O’Brien
    Archdiocese of Baltimore
  • Jim Perdue
    Perdue Farms
  • John Waters
    Filmmaker
  • Cindy Wolf
    Charleston, Cinghiale, Pazo, Petit Louis

  • HEALTH CARE

  • Chester “Chet” Burrell
    CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
  • Warren Green
    LifeBridge Health
  • Ronald Peterson
    Johns Hopkins Hospital & Health System
  • Kenneth Samet
    MedStar Health
  • Thomas Scalea
    UMMC Shock Trauma Center
  • Joshua Sharfstein
    Baltimore City Health Department

  • LAW

  • Robert Ehrlich Jr.
    Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice
  • Terry Hickey
    Community Law in Action
  • Wilhelm Joseph Jr.
    Legal Aid Bureau
  • William Murphy Jr.
    The Murphy Firm
  • Sheila Sachs
    Gordon Feinblatt Rothman Hoffberger & Hollander
  • Paul Tiburzi
    DLA Piper

  • PHILANTHROPY

  • Casey Baynes
    Casey Cares
  • Mary Catherine Bunting
    Bunting Family Foundation
  • Marlene & Stewart Greenebaum
    Philanthropists
  • Michael Hirschhorn
    Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation
  • Marge Thomas
    Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake
  • Thomas Wilcox
    Baltimore Community Foundation

  • REAL ESTATE

  • Randall Griffin
    Corporate Office Properties Trust
  • Joseph “Jody” Landers III
    Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors
  • John Paterakis Sr.
    H&S Properties
  • Theo Rodgers
    A & R Development
  • Adam Sabloff
    Midtown Equities
  • Linda Veach
    Bob Ward Cos.

  • TECHNOLOGY

  • Alexander Blass
    RealityCharity.com
  • Julie Coons
    Tech Council of Maryland/MdBio
  • Andrew Florance
    CoStar Group Inc.
  • John Hendricks
    Discovery Communications
  • Robert Marshall
    AWS Convergence Technologies
  • Renee Winsky
    Maryland Technology Development Corp.

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