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November 2008

Dinner / Annual Meeting

Thursday November 13, 2008 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Networking
Dinner
Presentation of Business Plan and call for new Leaders
Election of Officers
Keynote Speaker
John Eckenrode (President of CPSI)
Topic: Maryland Computer Services Tax:
How it happened, how it was repealed, and
how we can keep it from happening again.


Location:  Crowne Plaza Hotel
Baltimore North-Hunt Valley
2004 Greenspring Drive
Timonium, MD 21093

                                                        
Print the meeting flyer
Members
$25.00                                  to help advertise our event!    
Non-Members $35.00

Students
$20.00

About Our Keynote Speaker:

John Eckenrode, President, CPSI

Topic: Maryland Computer Services Tax:
How it happened, how it was repealed, and
how we can keep it from happening again.

John Eckenrode was born and raised in 1953 in Easton, Pennsylvania.  He graduated from high school in 1970 and went to Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa. He came to Baltimore in 1975 to work for Bethlehem Steel.

Mr. Eckenrode holds both a BS and MS in Industrial Engineering from Lehigh University and a Masters in Business from the Johns Hopkins University.  He has been CDP (Certified Data Processor) and CSP (Certified Systems Professional) certified by ICCP (Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals).  Mr. Eckenrode has 15 years of information technology experience and 19 years of experience in executive, marketing and recruiting roles with CPSI.

President and founder of CPSI, John Eckenrode has vast experience as an employee and contractor, having progressed through the ranks from programmer to project manager.  Mr. Eckenrode started CPSI’s parent company, Innovative Data Processing, Inc., in 1985.  In 1990 Mr. Eckenrode changed roles from professional consultant to full time executive, marketing and recruiting roles for the firm. 

Mr. Eckenrode is the NACCB DC Chapter President.  NACCB is the National Association of Computer Consulting Businesses.  Mr. Eckenrode in addition was very active with the recent lobbying efforts to support the repeal of the Maryland State computer services sales tax.   He co-founded MCSA, the Maryland Computer Services Association, and is co-chair of the NACCB Maryland Tax Coalition.

October 2008

Oktoberfest! proceeds benefit Scholarship Fund

Friday October 3, 2008 from 12 noon to dusk

Location:  

Patapsco State Park
Hollofield Area, Site #300
Route 40 West (Baltimore National Pike)
(approximately 1.5 miles west of Beltway Exit 15)

Members $20.00 each

Non-Members $30.00 each
5 or more Non-Members $27.00 each
 

September 2008  "Melting Pot" Networking Session

Wednesday September 17, 2008 from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Location:  

Bertucci's Columbia
9081 Snowden River Parkway
Columbia, MD 21044
410-312-4800

Members were admitted for FREE
Non-Members
were charged a fee of $10.00

CIO Forum and Scholarship Awards Dinner

Thursday May 15, 2008 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
at
Crowne Plaza Baltimore (used to be Holiday Inn Timonium)

6 - 7 pm Networking
7 - 8 pm Dinner, Scholarship Awards & Announcements
8 - 9 pm CIO Forum

Join us for our BIGGEST meeting of the year!!!!  Our Annual CIO Forum where you will meet the CIOs from three Maryland companies telling you how IT is handled within their organization.  This is a great networking opportunity.  We will also be giving out our annual Scholarship Awards to deserving students. 

$25.00 - Members
$50.00 - Non-Members
$25.00 - Students (with ID)

Guest CIO Speakers: 

Josh Lippy, CIO, America's Remote Help Desk
Dr. Peter Murray, VP & CIO, University of Maryland Baltimore
Marita Ventura, ,
BillMeLater

 

 

 

Josh Lippy
Chief Technology Officer
America's Remote Help Desk

Presenting

The Virtual Support Center: Quality of life = Quality Support

Josh Lippy is the co-founder of America's Remote Help Desk (ARHD) and has been the CTO for seven years. Before becoming an entrepreneur, Josh worked for Acosta, a food broker, designing, building, implementing and managing a LAN network and creating WAN environments with other offices throughout the country and later performed network implementation and consulting services for an outsource solutions provider. Today, Josh functions as the CTO of ARHD. He designs and utilizes the proven technology to match the specific business needs of ARHD's clients. He specializes in all facets of network security, which includes firewalls and network protection relating to the Internet. Josh designs large scale multi-platform email environments with a specialized focus in Microsoft Exchange. Additionally, he has customized a cutting edge service delivery platform that defines the Help Desk process and procedures for a complete Help Desk solution. He has built over 70 network systems and continues to combine his business knowledge with technical expertise

 

 

 Dr. Peter Murray, Ph.D.
 Vice President & CIO
 University of Maryland Baltimore

 

 

Dr. Peter J. Murray is the Vice President and Chief Information Officer for the University of Maryland Baltimore. Dr. Murray began his tenure at UMB on January 14, 2002. He oversees the Center for Information Technology Services (CITS). CITS is the central information technology organization for the University which develops and maintains mission-critical enterprise systems and technologies, e.g., human resources, payroll, finance, student, e-mail, research, teaching and learning, network infrastructure, web, telecommunications, etc. Dr. Murray is also responsible for overseeing and coordinating campus-wide information technology, including policies, committees, and the overall strategy for the University.  Network World Magazine published an article in January 2006 about Dr. Murray and his accomplishments at UMB. The article explains his efforts and goals on how he created a collaborative IT culture within the campus.

 

 

Marita Ventura
Vice President, Head of the Program Management Office
BillMeLater

Marita is an executive leader with over 25 years experience in leading technology organizations.  As the Head of the Program Management Office, Marita’s office is the central point for planning, coordinating, and controlling the many facets of the organization’s technology initiatives.

From 2001 though 2007, Marita was the Company’s Chief Technology Officer.  Marita is credited with successfully building and scaling the Bill Me Later technology infrastructure and software.  Under her leadership she led the hard-core engineering efforts of Bill Me Later’s push-button simplicity, lightening-fast transaction processing, and 99.99% availability.

Marita's prior positions include: Vice President and Senior Technology Officer at First USA/Bank One's Chevy Chase Credit Card Division; Vice President of Strategic Systems Development at Citibank; and Principal Management Consultant at StarSoft, Inc.  Throughout her tenure she has successfully managed numerous large-scale payment and credit card systems development projects, Internet implementations, and IT strategy projects.

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VISTA Adoption Event

Thursday May 15, 2008 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
at
Crowne Plaza Baltimore (used to be Holiday Inn Timonium)

Come learn why you want to adopt Vista into your office.

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

Thursday April 10, 2008 from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Location:  Bertucci's White Marsh
(8130 Corporate Place, Baltimore, MD 21236 410-931-0900)

Join us for our next Melting Pot Networking Event! 
Meet friends, new friends, talk about IT. 
Enjoy appetizers, some pizza and drink (cash bar).

 NOTE:  Registration is required (walk-ins will be charged additional fee). 

With Pre-Registration:
Members
are admitted for FREE
(If you are a new member, please bring your email confirmation with you).
Non-Members will be charged a fee of $10.00

Walk-ins - Registration rec'd after 5:00 pm Wed, April 9, 2008:
Members
pay at the door - $5.00
Non-Members
pay at the door - $15.00
When paying at the door, cash or check only please.

A portion of the proceeds will go towards our annual Scholarship Fund.

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THIS EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY:

Answer Quest Technologies, Inc.

www.answerquest.com

 

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

Wednesday February 20, 2008 from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Join us for our next Melting Pot Networking Event!  Meet friends, new friends, talk about IT.  Enjoy appetizers, some pizza and drink (cash bar).

Members are admitted for FREE!  (If you are a new member, please bring your email confirmation with you).

Non-Members were charged a nominal fee of $5.00 (a portion toward our yearly scholarship award).  Payments not accepted online.

Location:
Sandler Training
Training Center
The Meadows, 16 Green Meadow Drive, Suite G103, Timonium, MD 21093
 

Directions:
I-83 North, Exit 16 A
Right onto Timonium Road
Left onto York Road
1/3 mile, look for the Baltimore County Savings Bank, past the Old Ames Shopping Center Once you see the bank Right onto Green Meadow Drive
1 block down, left into office building--it's chocolate colored and says, "Long & Foster"
Basement/ground floor, immediately off the elevator

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THIS EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY:
Certified CIO

 
 

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

Wednesday January 16, 2008 from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm

at Bertucci's White Marsh (8130 Corporate Place, Baltimore, MD 21236 410-931-0900)

Many guests joined us for our Melting Pot Networking Event!  Met friends, new friends, talked about IT.  Enjoyed appetizers, some pizza and drink (cash bar).

Members were admitted for FREE

Non-Members were charged a nominal fee of $5.00 (a portion toward our yearly scholarship award).  Payments not accepted online.  Cash or check only please.

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THIS EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY:
 
America's Remote Help Desk
www.arhd.com
 

 

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

Wednesday November 14, 2007 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM

Location: The Playbook Sports Bar
                 6700 German Hill Road
                 Baltimore, MD 21222
                 www.playbookbaltimore.com

Join us for our next "Melting Pot" Networking Event! Meet friends, new peers, talk about IT. Enjoy appetizers, some food and drink (cash bar).

Members and non-members are admitted for FREE thanks to the sponsor.

This event will be shared with another organization the Sponsor is associated with so bring PLENTY of business cards!

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THIS EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY

The George McDowell Team - Coldwell Banker www.georgecmcdowell.com

The George McDowell Team will donate 10% of their commission to the AITP Scholarship Fund through 2007. Tell George you found him through AITP when you phone (410) 218-3612 or use the Web site above.

 
Oktoberfest! to benefit Scholarship Fund / Annual Business Meeting

October 5, 2007 from 12 noon to dusk (Annual Business Meeting starts at 2 pm)

Location:  

Patapsco State Park
Hollofield Area, Site #300
Route 40 West (Baltimore National Pike)
(approximately 1.5 miles west of Beltway Exit 15)

Cost: Members - $20   Guests - $27

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Oktoberfest Sponsors

Mainline Information Systems
 -- www.mainline.com

Answer Quest Technologies, Inc.
 -- www.answerquest.com

 

 

Annual Golf Tournament to benefit Scholarship Fund

CANCELLED

 

Vendor Forum / Dinner Meeting

September 20, 2007 from 6 pm to 9 pm

Location:  Timonium Holiday Inn

Cost: Members - $30   Students - $30    Non-Members - $40  (Cash Bar)

 

6:00 - 7:00 pm Networking / Meet the Vendors
7:00 - 7:45 pm Dinner
7:45 - 8:00 pm Chapter Meeting
8:00 - 9:00 pm Margie Anne Bonnett
Don Bonnett

Sandler Training Institute  Presentation

 

July 2007  POSTPONED UNTIL FALL 07

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

July 16, 2007 from 5:30 PM to 8 PM

POSTPONED UNTIL FALL 07

 Location: The Playbook Sports Bar
                 6700 German Hill Road
                 Baltimore, MD 21222
                       www.playbookbaltimore.com

Join us for our "Melting Pot" Networking Event! Meet friends, new peers, talk about IT. Enjoy appetizers, some pizza and drink (cash bar).

Members are admitted for FREE! (If you are a new member within the last 30 days, please bring your email confirmation with you).

Non-Members will be charged a nominal fee of $5.00 (a portion will be donated to our Scholarship Fund).

*******************************
THIS EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY

The George McDowell Team - Coldwell Banker www.georgecmcdowell.com

The George McDowell Team will donate 10% of their commission to the AITP Scholarship Fund through 2007. Tell George you found him through AITP when you phone (410) 218-3612 or use the Web site above.
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June 2007  POSTPONED UNTIL FALL 07

Networking and Education Session

June 20, 2007  POSTPONED UNTIL FALL 07
5:30 to 6:30 Networking
6:30 to 7:30 Education Session "Trigger Words that cause IT companies to Lose the Sale"

Cost: Member $5, Non-Members $10 (Pizza and soft drinks included)
         (portion of proceeds will be donated to our scholarship fund)

POSTPONED UNTIL FALL 07

Topic:  Ever got a maybe? Gave a great presentation, only to get a hesitation? Do you know why?
Learn the Trigger Words that Cause you to Lose the Sale.

Presented by Margie Anne Bonnett, VP, Sandler Training Institute www.closingsales.com

Location:
Sandler Training
Training Center
The Meadows, 16 Green Meadow Drive, Suite G103, Timonium, MD 21093

Directions:
I-83 North, Exit 16 A
Right onto Timonium Road
Left onto York Road
1/3 mile, look for the Baltimore County Savings Bank, past the Old Ames Shopping Center Once you see the bank Right onto Green Meadow Drive
1 block down, left into office building--it's chocolate colored and says, "Long & Foster"
Basement/ground floor, immediately off the elevator

 

May 2007

Annual CIO Forum

May 17, 2007
6 - 7 pm Networking
7 - 8 pm Dinner & Announcements
8 - 9 pm CIO Forum

at Timonium Holiday Inn

Our Annual CIO Forum where you met the CIOs from three Maryland companies telling you how IT is handled within their organization.

Cost:  Members - $30   Students - $30    Non-Members - $40                     (Cash Bar)

Reservations Required:  After registering, you could pre-pay via PayPal using a major credit card or bring a payment.  After Tuesday May 15, all registrations were considered walk-in registrations and an additional $7.00 was added to cost.

ţ Sponsorship Opportunities for the event! 
Platinum Sponsorship: included 3 dinner tickets reserving seats at the CIOs tables, double-sized table-top display, listed as a CIO Forum Sponsor in emails and on our website and special thanks during the program.
Gold Sponsorship:
included 2 dinner tickets (general seating) and single-sized table-top display.

The following are numbered by order of commitment to speak to us ONLY.
Please enjoy the bio of each of our featured speakers!

Tom Iler, CIO, Advertising.com

Topic: The Opportunities and Challenges of an Internet Technology Company in Baltimore

As chief information officer for Advertising.com, Tom leads the company’s technology team and is responsible for maintaining, developing and operating the company’s award-winning information systems.

Prior to joining Advertising.com, Tom served as chief information officer for the Baltimore County Government where he was responsible for the County’s 150-person technology department. During his career, Tom has taught systems development process and information technology and business strategy at Towson University’s graduate applied information technology program.

Tom holds a BA in economics from Loyola College and an MBA from the University of Baltimore.

Terry Slattery, CTO & Founder, Netcordia

Topic:  What CIOs Should Know about Network Analysis

Terry Slattery has been a successful technology innovator in networking during the past 25 years. He is the CTO and founder of Netcordia, and invented its primary product, NetMRI, a network analysis appliance.  NetMRI uses automated expert rules to assist with easily and quickly identifying issues and exceptions to recommended best practices for computer networks.

Terry formerly founded Chesapeake Computer Consultants, one of Cisco's premier training partners and trained over 35,000 network engineers as it grew to become an Inc 500 company.  At Chesapeake, Terry co-invented the vLab system of hands-on training over the Internet and led the team that developed the current Cisco IOS command line interface. 

He co-authored the successful McGraw-Hill text "Advanced IP Routing in Cisco Networks". Terry is the second CCIE (#1026), and is a sought after industry speaker and advisor.

Tressa Springmann, VP and CIO, GBMC

Topic:  Where in the World is My Electronic Medical Record?

Tressa Springmann was promoted from the position of Chief Information Officer, which she has held since 2004, to Vice President and Chief Information Officer in 2006. She previously served as Director of Software Applications with the organization’s Management Information Systems department since December 1999.

Ms. Springmann has nearly two decades of experience in information systems across the healthcare industry, and previously served in positions with Integrated Health Services, Georgetown University Medical Center and Dimensions Health Systems, among other organizations.

At GBMC, Ms. Springmann’s responsibilities have included facilitating implementation of the MEDITECH project; operational and fiscal oversight of the software development department supporting all hospital and faculty practice computer systems; and managing an annual software budget of in excess of one million dollars.

A resident of Glenwood (Howard County), Md., Ms. Springmann has been a key participant in the development of GBMC’s Strategic Information Technology Plan and the implementation of numerous system upgrades and installs.  She participated in and/or supervised the selection and implementation of more than 10 new information systems for GBMC and negotiated several application software and service contracts.

Ms. Springmann is an active member of the St. Louis School and Parish Community in Clarksville, Maryland.  She earned a bachelor’s degree in biology from St. Mary’s College of Maryland, where she was a four-year Dean’s List student, and a master’s degree in administration science with a concentration in information technology from The Johns Hopkins University.  Ms. Springmann also is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS).

We want to thank our PLATINUM SPONSORS of the CIO Forum 2007

CPSI - IT Consulting and Services Company

See how the Leading Baltimore-Washington area
IT Consulting and Services Company
CAN HELP YOU

Visit: www.cpsi-md.com

Microsoft Corporation

The Microsoft Corporation is proud to support the Baltimore Chapter
of AITP in the presentation of their CIO Forum May 17, 2007.

We feel the AITP organization is an important nonprofit group in the
IT Community. Through its community programs, Microsoft is giving
back to the diverse communities in which we work, live, and do
business. The main components of our outreach program serve these
communities through supporting higher education, youth programs, and
nonprofit groups that focus on technology.

 
 

April 2007

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

April 18, 2007 from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm

at Bertucci's Columbia (9081 Snowden River Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044, 410-312-4800)

Join us for our second Melting Pot Networking Event!  Meet friends, new friends, talk about IT.  Enjoy appetizers, some pizza and drink (cash bar).

Members are admitted for FREE!  (If you are a new member, please bring your email confirmation with you).

Non-Members will be charged a nominal fee of $5.00 (portions will be donated to our scholarship fund).  Payments not accepted online.  Cash or check only please.

This event is sponsored by Answer Quest Technologies, Inc.
 
 

 
 

February 2007

"Melting Pot" Networking Session

February 7, 2007 from 6 pm to 8 pm

at Bertucci's White Marsh (8130 Corporate Place, Baltimore, MD 21236 410-931-0900)

Join us for our first Melting Pot Networking Event!  Meet friends, new friends, talk about IT.  Enjoy appetizers, some pizza and drink (cash bar).

Members are admitted for FREE!  (If you are a new member, please bring your email confirmation with you).

Non-Members will be charged a nominal fee of $5.00 (which will be donated to a worthy cause).  Payments not accepted online.  Cash or check only please.

This event is sponsored by Certified CIO.

 
 
January 2007

No Event

 
 
December 2006

No Event

 
November 16, 2006 (Thursday)

Join us for our Annual Business Meeting & Scholarship Awards Dinner at the Timonium Holiday Inn.

The 2007 Board of Directors will be voted in as well as awarding several students a Scholarship to help them further their education. 

There will be NO Technical Session.  Networking will begin at 6 PM.  Bring plenty of business cards!

Our dinner speaker will be Thomas Kirby from Fluke Networks talking about Network Management Technology.

If your enterprise has mission-critical applications running across the network, monitoring and managing performance issues from individual points of view is extremely limiting.  In this approach, different groups would be responsible for different areas of the enterprise and the network — the service provider would own the local loop and port, the network group would only manage CPE and usage, and the application group would oversee the applications and servers. Even with these limitations, most enterprises use that exact structure.

Network application integrity improves the efficiency, security and troubleshooting at the intersection of application and network resources. Common sense dictates the value of network application integrity. However, most enterprises are not close to understanding the detailed intricacies of the relationship between individual applications and the infrastructure. Taking into account a dramatic increase in remote users and the increasing rollout of Web-enabled applications, such as customer related management (CRM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, the pressure on the network — and network managers in particular — has grown. Layering on the continuing technological evolution of the network — from frame relay to MPLS and Ethernet — increases responsibilities for the network manager.

Bio for Thomas Kirby

Thomas Kirby was recently appointed the Federal Sales Manager for Fluke Networks. Building on the rich history of Fluke (in handheld testing devices) and the recent acquisition of Visual Networks, Fluke Networks is the first management platform to offer layer 1 through layer 7 monitoring and management. Currently, Thomas manages carrier/integrator relationships, and manages opportunities with these vendors and the Federal Government.  Additionally, Thomas has had several jobs managing relationships (IBM, Motorola, Nextel) for large carriers. Most recently he managed the relationship between Verizon and the District of Columbia. Where he managed and implemented over $20,000,000 in cabling and wiring upgrades.

 

 
 
November 2, 2006 (Thursday)

Board of Directors Meeting -- Everyone is welcome to attend

Click here for more information and location.

 



October 19, 2006
(Thursday)

Greater Baltimore Technology Council
TECHNITE 2006

Click here for more information and to register.

 
 

October 16, 2006 (Monday)

2006 AITP Baltimore Chapter Fall Golf Tournament

Where: Oakmont Greens Golf Club
2290 Golfview Lane
Hampstead, MD 21074
(410) 374-1500

Event Times:
Lunch: 11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
Announcements: 11:45 AM to 12 Noon
Golf - Shotgun Start: 12:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Dinner: 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM

Click here to register and pay online!

 
 
October 6, 2006 (Friday)

Oktoberfest!

Friday, October 6, 2006 NOON till DUSK

Location:
Patapsco State Park
Hollofield Area
Site #300
Route 40 West (Baltimore National Pike)
(approximately 1.5 miles west of Beltway Exit 15)

Click here to register and pay online!

 
 
October 5, 2006 (Thursday)

Board of Directors Meeting -- Everyone is welcome to attend

Click here for more information and location.

 
 
September 21, 2006 (Thursday)

Monthly Dinner Meeting at the Timonium Holiday Inn.

Main Speaker Topic: IT Career Paths

In this after dinner talk, we consider ways to use career paths to attract and retain highly skilled technical staff.  Maury Weinstein, president of System Source, will share his experience with technical staff management and development. He will discuss:

- Top 5 reasons people stay at job

- Designing IT career paths

- Training ladder to reach next level

Maury recognized early the value of skilled staff and their need to constantly grow. He is co-owner of System Source, a leading provider of information technology solutions and services for mid-market and enterprise organizations in the region. The company has a staff of 130 employees – more than half are systems engineers and IT professionals. A business focus for System Source includes increasing performance levels of staff through education, quality management and high standards during the hiring process. Maury last spoke at AITP in 2002. He enjoys lively discussion and welcomes your questions.

Speaker Biography: Maury Weinstein, president and co-owner of System Source

Maury Weinstein earned his BSEE from University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Engineering in 1980. He has also studied economics and entrepreneurial management at the Wharton School and received graduate electrical engineering course work at Stanford University. He worked with Advanced Micro Devices in Silicon Valley where he assisted in bringing new chip designs into production and increasing the yields of chips in production.

After moving to Baltimore in 1981, Maury opened ComputerLand of Baltimore, now known as System Source. In 1996, System Source acquired Planet Communications, a very early Internet company, and has expanded and grown its web development, design, hosting and Internet connection services. In 2003, the company purchased Connected Resources and its subsidiaries. Then in April 2004, System Source acquired competitor Ociter Enterprises.

System Source is the largest locally owned commercial PC computer integrator in the Baltimore region, specializing in wide-area network and Internet consulting, design and implementation; sale and rental of computer systems; service and support; technical and applications training; and building high-tech audio visual meeting rooms. The company’s 130 employees serve clients from its headquarters located in Hunt Valley, MD; it also has a training center in Columbia, MD.

Maury is a member of the Business Advisory Board of the Merrick School at the University of Baltimore, a member of the Loyola Information Systems Advisory Board and a member of a bench marking organization called the 20/20 Group. Maury lives in Baltimore County with his wife and two children.

 
 
September 21, 2006 (Thursday)

NO Technical Learning Session

 
 
 September 7, 2006 (Thursday)  

Board of Directors Meeting -- Everyone is welcome to attend

Click here for more information and location.

 
 

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