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BOARD OF DIRECTORS- 2014

Officers Alex A. Beehler (Chair) 5310 Wriley Road Bethesda, MD. 20816 (301) 320-2270 (home) (301) 832-5463 (cell) alex.beehler@gmail.com

Alex Beehler has worked in and held executive positions throughout the Chesapeake Bay region. Alex Beehler is a member of FaegreBD Consulting’s energy, climate and environment team where he provides strategic advice and facilitates access on environment, energy and sustainability matters for clients to government agencies, particularly the U.S. Department of Defense and the military components. Alex held several key positions with the Department of Defense in Washington, D.C., from 2004-09. He was Acting Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Installations & Environment; Assistant Deputy Under Secretary for Environment, Safety & Occupational Health (ESOH); and Principal Deputy to the Deputy Under Secretary with Top Secret Clearance. After graduating from law school, Alex spent 25 years in private law practice as a corporate regulatory director and served in several other federal government agencies, including 10 years in the U.S. Department of Justice as a senior trial attorney in the Environmental Enforcement Section of the Environment and Natural Resources Division. He also is a former executive vice president of a government contracting company specializing in environmental services to the U.S. Army.

Donald W. Boucher (Chair-Elect, Chair, Development Committee) 22 Tiburon Court Annapolis, MD 21403 410-263-5924 (h) 443-956-5428 (c) Dwboucher1@onebox.com

Mr. Boucher has an impressive list of credentials with over 40 years of professional experience in a wide range of senior level leadership and management positions including strategic planning, business development, product development and management, startup management, lifecycle management, procurement management, information technology management, and project management. His extensive experience in course of action development and analysis spans the

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military, government, commercial, and not-for-profit sectors with a successful track record of cross-utilizing best practices between various sectors. Mr. Boucher is a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute and was awarded a Master of Science Degree in Systems Management from Western New England College. He served for over 21 years in the US Army, including six years on the staff of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, receiving numerous awards and citations including the Vice Presidential Award for Innovation in Reinventing Government. He is currently the Chief Operating Officer of ERIS Services, Inc. in Annapolis, MD and has been active locally with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Hospice of the Chesapeake, and the Annapolis Wellness House.

Celeste E. Regan (Treasurer, Chair Finance Committee) 5833 Nebraska Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20015 (202) 363-4280 (home) (202) 716-2350 (cell) celesteregan@aol.com (h)

Celeste Regan is a long-time resident of the Washington metropolitan area. Celeste is a CPA with over 30 years of experience in financial leadership roles for a variety of commercial and not-for-profit organizations, both domestic and international. Celeste is currently serving as the interim finance chief for both a renewable energy association and a national organization whose mission is to increase the college enrollment rates of youth from low-income communities. Celeste has served as the Chief Financial Officer & Assistant Treasurer for the National Park Foundation, and the International Republican Institute, National Academy of Public Administration, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and as a Senior Financial Executive for small health education & communications companies providing services primarily to the Federal Government. Her most significant experiences through her professional and educational affiliations include financial management and reporting; grant and contract administration, including OBM circulars, cost accounting standards, FARs, and indirect rate negotiation; treasury operations; budgeting; benefits administration and human resource services; proposal development; board governance; and facilities management. Celeste received a bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware and an MBA from University of Pittsburgh.

Peter Faust (Chair, Governance Committee) 1044 Lyerly Ridge Road Concord, NC 28027 (804) 366-5513 (cell) ngshdfisher@gmail.com

Pete Faust retired as Vice President for Human Resources Compensation and Benefits from Altria where he had responsibility for the design and delivery of all compensation and benefit programs for Altria and its subsidiary companies. Prior to this position, Pete served for nearly 20 years as

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Vice President for Human Resources for Phillip Morris, Inc. and Cabarrus Manufacturing providing executive management for development of core HR initiatives in the areas of succession planning, employee development, sales training, staffing and diversity, technical training, compensation, benefits, labor relations, staffing, employee relations, medical, security and food services. Pete has designed and implemented Total Quality Management Systems for Human Resources. Pete is a member of the Society for Human Resources Management, World at Work, National Association of Stock Plan Professionals, Association of Corporate Growth, and YMCA Board of Directors. Pete and his family recently moved back to Charlotte NC from Richmond , VA. Pete received an M.A., in Human Resources Development from George Washington University and a B.S in, Psychology from Hampden Sydney College.

Mary Wadleigh (Secretary) 229 8th Street, SE Washington, DC 20003 (202) 544-0106 (home & office phone) (413) 250-2444 (cell) Marywj100@aol.com

Mary was born in Boston, Massachusetts, but has been a Washington, DC resident for 35 years. She also enjoys time spent in a vacation home on the Maine coast, often with visits from son Toby and daughter Alice. Toby works for a large investment management firm as an associate and will soon move to London, to manage a global fund he started. Alice, a recent law school graduate, is a public defender in the court system in Essex County, north of Boston. Long active on Capitol Hill, Mary’s volunteer work has focused on church, schools and historic preservation. She served as PTA President in the D. C. Public Schools Capitol Hill Cluster Schools, as Clerk and Treasurer of her church and as overall Chair, Land Use Committee Chair, Membership Chair, and Planning & Zoning Committee member of two neighborhood associations on Capitol Hill. Mary’s professional work has included: staff member in the Boston & Washington offices of U. S. Senator Edward W. Brooke; staff member, Staples & Charles, a museum exhibit design firm on Capitol Hill; Office Secretary, Long & Foster Realtors, in the Capitol Hill office ; Director, Visitor Center & Shop, at historic Sewall Belmont House on Capitol Hill, headquarters of the National Woman’s Party; Chapter Affairs Director, National Association of Corporate Directors, Capital Area Chapter; as of October, 2007. Having left college in 1969, Mary returned to Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, to complete a B. A. in Environmental Science & Public Policy, which she received in May, 2007.

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Dr. Mary C. Barber (Ex-Officio Chair) 2839 Chesterfield Place, NW (home) Washington, DC 20008 (202)362-0093 (home) (202)728-2091 (work) (202)412-2390 (cell) mbarber@rti.org Mary Barber was the Director of the Sustainable Biosphere Initiative (SBI) and Science Programs for the Ecological Society of America (ESA). The SBI focuses on issues of ecosystem sustainability, global change and biodiversity. Since coming to ESA in 1994, Dr. Barber undertook a range of activities that used ecological information to inform the public debate on issues as diverse as land use planning, ecosystem services, habitat classification, and ecological forecasting. She also worked with other scientific societies to develop interdisciplinary science approaches for environmental problem solving. Previous to ESA she was a Senior Environmental Scientist with Science and Policy Associates, Inc. Mary has 20 years of experience in Washington, DC in the environmental research and policy arena, working with research scientists, policy and decision makers, and managers in government, industry, and public interest sectors. During that time she also held positions with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Oceanic Society, and the National Science Foundation. She serves on a number of non-profit boards and scientific advisory committees, including that for the DOD Strategic Environmental Research Defense Program. She received her B.A. from Vassar College and her Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Johns Hopkins University. Currently Dr. Barber is a scientist with RTI International.

Bill Matuszeski (Ex-officio Chair) 324 G Street, SE Washington, DC 20003 (202) 544-2691 (h) (202) 288-6139 (cell) bmat@olg.com

Bill Matuszeski was formerly Director of the U.S. EPA Chesapeake Bay Program. He was the 2001 recipient of the Environmental Protection Agency's highest honor for distinguished service, the Lee Thomas Award. Bill has also been Associate Assistant Administrator for Water at EPA Headquarters and served at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the Department of Commerce. At NOAA, he was Executive Director of the National Marine Fisheries Service, Director of State Programs for Coastal Zone Management, and Deputy of the National Ocean Service. "BMat," as everyone calls him, received his undergraduate degree in government from the University of Wisconsin and his law degree from Harvard with a specialization in land law. He currently serves on the Board of the Center for Watershed Protection and is Vice President of the Friends of Tyler School, an award-winning tutoring program in the District of Columbia. Bill is also the Chair of the Anacostia Watershed Citizen’s Committee and the Environmental Committee Chair

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for the National Arboretum and a member of the Friends of the National Arboretum Board. Among his other current volunteer activities is the construction of urban rain gardens to capture and use roof runoff and restoring urban streams.

Members Dan Cornell Altria Client Services, Inc. 6601 W. Broad Street Richmond, VA 23230 (804) 484-8416 Dan.c.Cornell@altria.com

Dan Cornell serves as Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Altria Client Services, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Altria Group, Inc. He is responsible for information technology strategy for the Altria family of companies as well as their IT assets. This includes all application development, data management, technology infrastructure, data center operations and telecommunication networks. He also oversees the strategic technology alignment with Altria Group’s core businesses and departments to meet current and future needs. Dan joined PM USA in 1996 and has held numerous IS management and leadership roles in both Richmond and New York. Prior to joining PM USA, he worked for IBM for a 12 year period. During that time, Dan held many leadership roles in software development and consulting. Previously, Dan also worked as information technology Senior Director, where he was responsible for all of the business systems and technology solutions for Altria’s Altria Client Services subsidiary. During Dan’s time as part of the IS leadership team, Altria’s IS department consistently has been recognized in the top 100 of the best places to work in information technology, according to Computerworld magazine. Dan received a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science with a Minor in Management from Old Dominion University. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, RichTech (Richmond’s Technology Council) and the VCU School of Business IS Advisory Board.

John R. “Jack” Detweiler 14 Chelten Circle

Camp Hill, PA 17011

(717) 215-3195 (cell)

(717) 761-5524 (home)

717-920-9600 (work) jackdetweiler@howardhanna.com

Jack grew up on a farm in Montgomery County, PA, moved with family to New Cumberland, PA in 1957 and graduated from Cedar Cliff High School in 1963. He graduated with an AB in Biology from Gettysburg College in 1967 and was commissioned a 2nd Ltn. in the US Army where he served two

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years active duty at Ft. Wainwright, Alaska. Jack is married to Martha L. “Marti” Detweiler and will celebrate 46 years of marriage in September, 2013. Two married children, Chris Detweiler a Sales Manager for Howard Hanna Real Estate Services in Camp Hill and Leigh Ann Work, a science teacher in Santa Cruz, CA. Jack received his PA Real Estate Sales License in 1964 and a PA Real Estate Brokers License in 1971 as well as a PA Title Insurance License. Jack ran the family real estate business from 1979 to 2006 when we sold it to Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA. Jack is a Past President of the Greater Harrisburg Association of REALTORS and Past President of Central Penn MultiList. Jack continues to manage residential land development activities and manage office buildings in Camp Hill and Harrisburg. Jack remains a current Board Member and Treasurer for Citizens for Pennsylvania’s Future, “PennFuture” and serves on several PennFuture committees.

James D. Elliott 1231 Woodland Road

York, PA 17403

(717) 846-3478 (h)

(202) 361-8215 (c)

jelliott@spilmanlaw.com

Jim is an experienced environmental attorney and has represented a wide variety of businesses assisting them through complex regulatory, permitting, and litigation issues. He is experienced in complex case management and negotiations. Jim is currently a Senior Attorney with Spilman Thomas & Battle, in Mechanicsburg, PA, served as an attorney with Hunton and Williams in Washington DC and also with DLA Piper in Baltimore, MD. Jim began his career with Robinson & McElwee in Charleston, WV where he represented manufacturing and industrial clients in federal and state rulemaking, including interstate ozone transport and establishment of TMDLs for state waters. Jim is a member of the District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia State Bars. Jim has provided extensive pro bono/public service to efforts related to the Chesapeake Bay restoration. In particular, Jim has served as a member of the Citizens Advisory Committee, Chesapeake Bay Program for 15 years and served as chair of the Committee during the promulgation of the controversial Bay TMDL. The Committee is responsible for providing the Executive Council of the Chesapeake Bay Program, a non-governmental perspective on the Bay Program and Restoration efforts. Jim is a 1996 graduate of the Pace University School of Law, J.D., in White Plains, New York, where he was a recipient of The Henry M. Feldschuch Environmental Law Award and Editor-in-Chief, Pace Environmental Law Review. He received his BA in Economics from Bucknell University, in 1990.

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R. Scott Fosler School of Public Policy (office) University of Maryland 2102 Van Munching Hall College Park, MD 20742-1821 sfosler@umd.edu

Scott Fosler is Visiting Professor at the Univ. of MD School of Public Policy, and a Roger C. Lipitz Sr. Fellow in the School’s Center for Public Policy and Private Enterprise. In the 1990s, Fosler was president of the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA), a nonpartisan organization chartered by Congress to advise on improving the management and performance of the American system of governance. Fosler worked for 18 years with the Committee for Economic Development (CED), a national public policy research organization composed of 200 corporate CEOs and university presidents. Before joining CED, he was a senior staff member of the U.S. National Commission on Productivity, and of the Institute of Public Administration of NY. Fosler was elected to two terms on the County Council of Montgomery County, MD, where he also served as council president. During his tenure on the County Council, he was elected president of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG), and chaired the National Assoc. of Counties (NACO) Steering Committee on Intergovernmental Relations. He served on transition teams of Montgomery County Executive Isaiah Leggett and former MD Governor William Donald Schaefer, and was recently vice chair of the Working Group on the Agricultural Reserve, appointed by the Montgomery County Council to assess the current status of the reserve. Fosler formerly chaired the National Civic League, and was a board member of the Alliance for Regional Stewardship. He has been a consultant to governments, businesses, nonprofit organizations, foundations and international institutions in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia. Scott holds a B.A. from Dickinson College (Phi Beta Kappa), and an M.P.A. from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.

Paula A. Hamel Dominion Resource Services, Inc. 5000 Dominion Blvd. Glen Allen, VA 23060 (617) 571-2623 (c) Paula.a.hamel@dom.com

Paula is an environmental professional with over 26 years of experience in the energy industry. Expertise includes environmental policy advocacy, climate change policy, government affairs, regional environmental compliance management, mergers and acquisitions, and environmental

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compliance auditing for generation, transmission and distribution facilities. Paula’s background includes experience with electric and natural gas industry environmental policy, electrical transmission and distribution asset construction, as well as hydro, fossil, merchant and independent power providing assets, including company and regional goals development. Paula currently serves as the Director of Environmental Policy for Dominion Resource Services in Glen Allen, VA where she sets the vision and manages the staff responsible for developing corporate environmental regulatory positions. Paula regularly meets with key regulatory and government officials to influence environmental regulatory and policy issues, evaluates proposed and final regulatory requirements to determine impact to the company operations, develops compliance strategies, represents the company on various industry committees and oversees personnel participating on environmental agency regulatory development groups, supports public policy staff on legislative issues, and develops annual environmental policy goals and oversees tracking of environmental department goals. Prior to joining Dominion Resources, Paula work for the New England Power Company as an Environmental Engineer in the areas of water quality and environmental compliance. Paula received her BS in Chemistry from University of Massachusetts, North Dartmouth, MA and her MBA in Management, from Bryant University, North Smithfield, RI

Paula’s professional affiliations included the Massachusetts Corporate Wetlands Partnership, Northeast Chapter of the Dominion Charitable Foundation, Chairperson of the New England Power Pool Environmental Planning Committee (EPC), ISO-NE Environmental Planning Committee, New England Council, Utility Water Act Group, Utility Solid Waste Act Group, Utility Air Regulatory Group and Environmental Committees of Edison Electric Institute.

Christian (Chris) B. Hamilton 6104 Roseland Drive Rockville, MD 20852 (301) 642-8590 (w&c) chamilton@hamiltonadvisoryllc.com

Chris is the Managing Principal of Hamilton Advisory LLC, where he provides executive-level strategic, financial, and operational guidance to a wide range of firms in the International Development, Non-Profit and Government Contracting sectors. Prior to founding the firm in 2009, Chris served as the Chief Financial Officer for a diverse group of companies, including: American Institutes for Research, Thales Communications , TTC (now part of JDSU), Proxy Aviation Systems, Racal Communications, MSE Corporation, and as a board member of several firms. He has successfully addressed the unique challenges of multi-national firms doing business with the US government on behalf of US, British, Dutch, French, and Israeli organizations, and has managed financial and technology issues for operations in Europe, Korea, Africa, and the Middle East.

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Mr. Hamilton received his MBA from the Wharton School in Finance and Strategic Planning and has a Bachelor of Science cum laude in Computer Science from Purdue University. An avid fly fisherman, canoeist, and amateur historian, Chris has a deep love for the Chesapeake Bay as the historic heart of the region and one of the main reasons he has made Maryland his home.

Richard W. Hart Luck Stone Corp. 515 Stone Mill Drive Manakin-Sabot, VA 23103 (804) 400-4645 (w&c) rhart@luckstone.com

Rich Hart is the Vice President for Strategic Services for the Luck Stone Corporation, Richmond, VA. Luck Stone is one of the largest family-owned and operated producer’s of crushed stone, sand, and gravel in the nation. Founded in 1923, the company has thrived under the leadership of three generations of the Luck family. Rich is a Corporate Officer reporting to the President and responsible for leading Strategy, Marketing, Innovation, Quality Control, Operations Services and Engineering departments. Richard has experience in leading the executive leadership in developing the vision, strategy and brand identity for company. He has envisioned, created and integrated an innovation process to develop new products, processes and customer experiences and implemented new operating efficiency metrics for the company. Prior to joining Luck Stone, Rich had roles as Construction Engineer for the Texas Gas Transmission Corporation, and Strategic Planning Manager as well as General Manager for Pizza Hut, Inc. and later served as Vice President of Customer Experience at Circuit City Stores. Rich holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kentucky (and where he also played varsity baseball) and an MBA from The Darden School at the University of Virginia. Richard is also active as a member of the Church Hill Activities and Tutoring organization where he serves on the Board of Directors, and as Chairman, of the Fund Development Committee

R. Bruce Keiner 8101 Connecticut Avenue N-707 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 (202) 253-2953 (cell) Rbkeiner@gmail.com

Bruce Keiner retired as a senior partner at Crowell & Moring LLP in Washington, D.C., and head of its Aviation Group. As a Principal at Crowell & Moring, Bruce advised clients on virtually all of the major issues and developments in the aviation industry for more than thirty years. Mr. Keiner has

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represented numerous large and small airlines and currently serves as Washington regulatory counsel for Continental Airlines and Continental Micronesia and general counsel for the Regional Airline Association. He has served as president and a member of the Board of Trustees of the International Aviation Club of Washington, and he is a member of the Aero Club of Washington and the American Bar Association Forum on Air and Space Law. Mr. Keiner earned his law degree from the University of Virginia Law School, where he was a member of the Editorial Board, Virginia Journal of Internal Law, 1966-67. He earned his Bachelor or Arts from Dickinson College, where he served as President of the Student Senate and President of his fraternity, in 1964. Mr. Keiner is a member of the District of Columbia and Supreme Court bars. He has been recognized as a leading aviation attorney by Chambers USA and the International Who’s Who of Business Lawyers as well as a “Legal Elite” aviation attorney by Washington Smart CEO Magazine. Mr. Keiner’s community service activities have included serving as president of the Board of Trustees of the Maret School, a private nonsectarian preparatory school in Washington, DC.

R Stewart Leeth Smithfield Foods 200 Commerce Street Smithfield, VA 23430 (757) 357-8164 (work) (804) 241-6079 (cell) (757) 357-8165 (fax) StewartLeeth@smithfieldfoods.com

As Assistant Vice President, Environmental and Corporate Affairs and Senior Counsel for Smithfield Foods, Inc, Stewart Leeth oversees federal and state regulatory compliance programs for the company and its subsidiaries and coordinates and manages Smithfield Foods’ sustainability programs (encompassing environmental performance, animal care, worker safety, food safety, and community development) as well as related external communications. Leeth also serves as the deputy director of the Smithfield-Luter Foundation, Smithfield Foods’ philanthropic wing that funds education and growth opportunities in communities across America. Additionally, Leeth serves or has served on several boards, commissions and association governing bodies. Prior to joining Smithfield, Leeth was a Partner at the law firm McGuire Woods LLP, where he represented the firm’s clients before federal and state courts and agencies in matters involving federal and state environmental statutes, water rights disputes, cost recovery and contaminated property litigation, rulemaking, and permitting. He also focused on state and local government matters and land use disputes.

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Leeth is a former Assistant Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, represented a variety of state agencies in that role, and previously served as a law clerk to Judge Claude Hilton of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

Robert Paul Department of Biology St. Mary’s College of Maryland 18952 E. Fisher Road St. Mary’s City, MD 20686 (240) 895-4211 or 895-4362 (w) (240) 895-4996 (fax) rwpaul@smcm.edu

Dr. Bob Paul is Professor of Biology and has been at St. Mary’s College of Maryland since 1977. A biologist with specialty in aquatic ecology, he has strong research interests in freshwater and estuarine systems, watersheds, water quality, and the application of Geographical Information System (GIS) technology to land use and ecological problems. Since 1999 he has co-directed the St. Mary’s River Project, a long-term, federally-funded water quality monitoring study of the St. Mary’s River and its watershed. In 2001 and 2002, he received two grants from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to create a watershed management plan framework that links water quality to land use in the St. Mary’s River Watershed using a GIS model. In addition he has worked with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete an assessment of the Lower Potomac River’s potential for restoration of oyster and grass beds. Dr. Paul’s educational background includes a B.A. in Biology from Westminster College, graduate work at the University of Michigan, St. Louis University (M.S. in Biology), and Virginia Tech (Ph.D. in Zoology). Dr. Paul has had numerous administrative positions at St. Mary’s College including Biology Department Chairman (1999-2001) and Head of the Division of Natural Science and Mathematics (1984 – 1993). He is currently President of the Faculty Senate and recently served on the search committee for the new College President. He teaches courses in ecology, freshwater ecology, and biology at St. Mary’s College and has taught in the graduate Environmental Studies program at Johns Hopkins University.

Steve Pattison 21 South Lake Way Reisterstown, MD 21136 (443) 881-4280 (h) (410) 493-8645 © Slp9@comcast.net

Steve has had an extensive career in the private and public sectors. He has over thirty years of management experience in environmental compliance, environmental auditing and the development and implementation of environmental management systems.

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For much of his career, Steve worked in the corporate environmental support group for BGE/Constellation Energy. During that time, Steve worked with the Alliance in the formation of the Businesses for the Bay Program. In 2003, Steve received an appointment as Assistant Secretary at the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and served in this capacity for six years in two State administrations. Steve is currently a Principal at the EcoLogix Group, providing policy, stakeholder outreach and compliance support to the Maryland Port Administration and other maritime organizations. In his spare time, he enjoys hiking near his home along Liberty Reservoir in Baltimore County, kayaking, and fly fishing. Steve holds two Master of Science degrees in Environmental Policy and Administration. One is from Syracuse University and one from the State University of New York’s College of Environmental Science and Forestry. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University majoring in wildlife management with a minor in forestry.

John Quinn Director, State Affairs BGE 47 State Street, Suite 403 Annapolis, MD 21401 (410) 470-1215 (w) John.quinn@bge.com

John Quinn is an Environmental Engineer and is the Director of Environmental Affairs with Exelon/Constellation Energy where he has been employed since 1990. He has responsibility for dealing with the broad range of regulatory and policy issues that affect Constellation Energy and the communities which it serves. Mr. Quinn has more than twenty-five years of professional experiences, including tenures with state and local regulatory agencies. Air Quality and Climate Change are areas of particular interest to Mr. Quinn as the issues are strategic to all Constellation Energy activities. John serves on a variety of national and local industry and regulatory committees dealing with environmental issues and sustainability including serving as Chairman of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce Environmental Committee and as a Commissioner on the Baltimore City Sustainability Commission. John holds Bachelor and Masters of Science degrees from the University of Maryland.

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Steve Schwalb Vice President Environmental Sustainability Perdue Farms PO Box 1537 Salisbury, MD 21802 (410) 543-3519 (w) (410) 430-6376 (c) (410) 341-2842 (f) Steve.schwalb@perdue.com

Steven M. Schwalb is Vice President of Environmental Sustainability for Perdue Farms. He is responsible for coordinating Perdue’s company-wide environmental sustainability initiatives and direction of Perdue’s environmental policies. His responsibilities also include providing functional leadership for environmental managers at all locations within Perdue’s core operating subsidiaries- Perdue Foods and AgriBusiness, managing Perdue’s relationships with environmental regulatory agencies and key environmental groups, and serving as the company’s spokesperson on environmental matters. Steve joined the company as Manager of Industrial Engineering in 1982 and has held numerous positions, including Vice President of Corporate Development, Vice President of Retail Sales and Channel Marketing, Deli; Vice President of Prepared Food Operations; and Operations Manager and Plant Manager at multiple Perdue facilities. He began his career at Armstrong World Industries in Lancaster, PA, and was part of a Lancaster-based regional management and engineering consulting business prior to joining Perdue. Steve is Perdue’s representative for the Global Environmental Management Initiative (GEMI), and currently the Chair of GEMI’s Senior Advisory Council. In the community, Steve has been involved with the Maryland Food Bank since 1999. He is currently serving as Secretary of the Board of Directors and as President of the Advisory Board for the Maryland Food Bank’s Eastern Shore branch. In addition, he holds leadership positions in Beth Israel Congregation in Salisbury, MD. Steve holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering from New York University.

Jennifer Rucker Troy 1333 Bolton Street Baltimore, MD 21217 (410) 693-8133 (c) Jennifertroy1@gmail.com

Jennifer is an entrepreneur and conservationist, working to create innovative and sustainable enterprises that strengthen ideas through collaboration and partnering with others. Working with her husband and business partner, Davd Troy, Jennifer has assisted in the development of numerous start-up businesses through 410LABS. Jennifer was the con-founder and Business Development Manager for POPVOX, an online campaign application and after the licensing of Popvox's campaign application to a Canadian firm, she oversaw business operations of Popvox, LLC, Roundhouse, LLC, Beehive Baltimore, LLC and two nonprofit organizations.

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From 1995-2004, Jennifer was the Operations Manager for TOADNET, an internet service provider located in Severna Park, MD. As Operations Manager in a growing tech company, she worked with the Sales, Technical Support, Marketing, Engineering and Accounting staffs. ToadNet was sold to Continental VisiNet Broadband in 2004 and is now operated in Baltimore under the name DataPoint. Jennifer served as primary Sales Manager for Toad Computers. Prior to working with Toad Computers and Toadnet, Jennifer served as an Assistant to the Records Manager at St. John’s College in Annapolis, MD. Jennifer is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University. In addition to work and family, Jennifer has been an active volunteer. Since 2005, Jennifer has served as Vice President of the Scenic Rivers Land Trust and since 2009 has organized the TEDx MidAtlantic, with oversight of planning, catering, volunteer support, and event hosting in Washington DC for over 40 speakers and 700-1000 attendees. She serves as the Captain of the Call Center for the Maryland Film Festival and helps to transport fresh foods as a volunteer for Our Daily Bread in Baltimore MD.

John McNeil (Neil) Wilkie 4861 Mariners Court Box 260 Galesville, MD 20765 (202) 256-1053 (cell) (410) 867-2205 (home) nwilkie@comcast.net

Graduating from Harvard, Class of 1960, John McNeil “Neil” Wilkie worked for Wells Fargo in San Francisco after service in the Army and then spent 20 years with JP Morgan focusing on US/European corporate finance. Fluent in Italian and French, assignments include two postings to Milan, Italy before retiring as Vice Chairman of Morgan Guaranty International Bank. On retirement, Neil and his family moved from Connecticut to Telluride, Colorado, where he founded the Telluride Music Company, grew it for six years and sold it. In 1998, he moved to Washington, DC, to work for former Secretary of Energy, Adm. James D. Watkins, as CFO and later CEO of Eurotech, Ltd., a DC based public company involved in nuclear waste remediation. Neil opened and ran the DC Area office of Tatum CFO Partners, a national firm of Chief Financial Officers. An avid boater, he works locally as “creek keeper” for the West-Rhode Riverkeeper. Neil served as Vice-Chair of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Blue Ribbon Finance Panel and currently serves, as former Chairman, on the Executive Committee of the Citizens Advisory Committee to the Executive Committee of the Chesapeake Bay

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Greg Wilson 861 Ballstown Road Lititz, PA 17543 (717) 627-0419 (h) (717) 587-8351 (c) gregsfish@gmail.com

Greg was a founding partner in Woodland Concrete, Inc. which was established in 1979. Located in Brownstown PA, WCI was a full service concrete contracting firm. It provided services in all aspects of concrete including residential, commercial, and industrial. WCI was a local leader in developing the decorative concrete industry. Greg and his business partner of 33 years closed Woodland Concrete, Inc. in 2012. Greg is retired and enjoying his various passions of conservation and fly fishing. Greg’s love of the outdoors and fly fishing began at a young age. He began fly fishing when he was 15-years-old. Fly fishing has grown to be one of his life time passions. Greg needed to travel across PA to fish clear rivers and streams. During his travels, Greg wondered “if Lancaster County has the most fertile limestone streams in the PA, then why do I need to drive several hours to find good fishing.” Greg approached the board members of the Donegal Chapter of Trout Unlimited about restoring his hometown limestone spring fed stream, the Lititz Run. At the time the board consisted of a small group of sportsmen and conservationists. Over the next several years, operating on a shoestring budget and using an all volunteer labor source, the project to restore Lititz Run began. The restoration of Lititz Run began in 1989, and the project has been the recipient of numerous grants and awards. Restoration work on Lititz Run continues today with ongoing improvements in all aspects of urban and suburban water quality. Donegal Trout Unlimited continues to work with and educate farmers and other landowners throughout the Lititz Run watershed. In 2000, Greg was awarded the National Trout Unlimited Conservationist of the Year Non-Professional award. Greg continues to be active in the Donegal Chapter of Trout Unlimited. He has been a board member for 24 years. He also serves as Vice President of the Lititz Run Watershed Alliance. In 2000, Greg and his wife purchased a degraded 50 acre farm in Warwick Township. The property has small tributary streams that feed Lititz Run. They have spent countless hours restoring the land which once grew soybeans and corn, pastured dairy cattle, and was overrun by invasive plant species to a wildlife habitat where native grasses, shrubs, and trees shelter many species of birds, deer, and other animals.