January Lifestyle 2021 by membership-bcc1898

Membership Magazine January 2021

BOARD OF GOVERNORS Martin P. Brunk, President Thomas E. Carroll, Vice President Elizabeth R. Sieck, Secretary Hugh W. Mohler, Jr., Treasurer Mason M. Champion Raymond C. Daue, Jr. Joseph C. Huddle Edward M. Joffe, Jr. Gregory E. Johnston Paul D. McKinnell Leslie C. Rose S. Gale Woods

CONTENTS 1 Membership 3

À la Carte Dining

Club Events

Private Events

Fitness & Wellness

10 Golf 12 Racquets

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

EVENTS CALENDAR Event location, time, and date is subject to change due to restrictions regarding COVID-19 Virtual Events

January 1 - New Year's Day: Club Closed

20 - Trivia Night

7 - Wine Society: American Wines

29 - Bingo Night

12 - BCC's 123rd Birthday

The Membership Committee welcomes comments from the BCC membership regarding any of the foregoing candidates. All communication with the Membership Committee is held in strict confidence. The current members of the Membership Committee and their contact information are as follows: Mary Briggs, Chair mary.briggs@hotmail.com | 410.241.4132 Timothy Bojanowski tim@zestsms.com | 443.465.2950 Sharon D. Credit sharoncredit@gmail.com | 410.303.6242

14 - Taste of Heaven Hill: Whiskey Tasting

Jeffrey E. Gordon jeg51168@gmail.com | 443.465.1494

February 4 - Wine Society: Piedmont Wines

15 - Holiday Bowling

13 - Hearts & Crafts

17 - Trivia Night

13 - Valentine's Day At-Home Kits

18 - Piedmont Wine Dinner

13 - Valentine's Dinner

26 - Oyster Roast

March 4 - Wine Society: Burgundy 17 - Trivia Night 20 - Burgundy Wine Dinner 26 - Gentlemen's Night

ON THE COVER Porter and Jack Biddison on our Roland Park squash courts—December 2020

Marianne Huddle bednarz401@yahoo.com | 917.439. 6212 Gregory E. Johnston gregjohnston@outlook.com | 410.382.7798 John L. Tansey jtans@comcast.net | 443.904.3270 Matthew S. Thompson mthompson@lothorian.com | 410.935.9806

RECEPTION Roland Park 410.889.4400 Five Farms 410.252.6505 Hours Saturday & Sunday 9:00am-9:00pm Monday 9:00am-5:00pm Tuesday-Friday 8:30am-9:00pm

MEMBERSHIP However, setting 2020 aside, it might surprise people to learn that over the past five years, only 6.2% of members proposed someone for membership at BCC (out of 2,719 eligible members, only 169 proposed candidates). Most of us probably have someone in mind that would make a great BCC member, so why is the proposal rate so low? For some, the timing isn’t right or it just isn’t ‘top of mind’. For others, proposing a new member seems like it would take a lot of time and effort and they don’t know where to begin.

Propose Your Friends IN THE NEW YEAR! Dear Fellow Members, New Year’s resolutions…we all make them, many of us break them, and at least a few of us have spent way too much money on a gym membership we never used. This year, consider a New Year’s resolution that is easy to keep and will guarantee that you get more enjoyment out of 2021—proposing a friend or family member for membership at BCC. 2020 was obviously a challenging year for Baltimore Country Club. In spite of BCC’s nimble response to the pandemic and creative lineup of virtual events, we lost revenue in certain areas, especially large and private events. Other ‘side effects’ of 2020’s tough conditions were higher rates of attrition from the Club and a reduced number of new member proposals.

The good news is that the proposal process is easier than you think and that there are plenty of people and resources available to support you. If you are thinking of proposing a new member, please contact Director of Membership Casey Schell at cschell@bcc1898.com or call 410.554.8004. Casey can explain the process and timing, address any questions and concerns you may have, and get you started. Before you know it, you’ll be enjoying a cocktail on the Adirondacks with the friends or family you proposed, while supporting the Club in the process. And just think, you’ll be able to say you kept your New Year’s resolution for 2021 and you never even had to get on the scale! ◆ Happy New Year!

Mary Briggs, Chair, Membership Committee

UPDATE YOUR MEMBER PROFILE Did you get married, get a new job, or move in the last year? Let us know!

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The beginning of the new year is the perfect time to update your member profile! To do so, log into the Club website or mobile app, click My Profile, then click Edit to make changes. If there has been a new addition to your family, please contact Director of Membership Casey Schell at cschell@bcc1898.com to have your bundle of joy added to your member profile.

THANK YOU

The entire staff of Baltimore Country Club extends our sincere appreciation for your contributions to the Staff Holiday Fund. We thank you for your continued support of the Club, especially during such a challenging year. We all look forward to seeing you around the Club in the new year! 1

MEMBERSHIP

WELCOME TO THE CLUB! New member bios can be viewed on our website under Membership.

Mr. Dylan Becks

Mr. Jeffrey Becks

BYLAWS RESOLUTIONS ARTICLE III: Guests

Section 3. Guest Card, Golf Guest Card, Out-of-Town Guest Card Privileges - At the written request of a member and upon payment of a fee, any person residing more than 50 miles from either Clubhouse may receive guest card privileges for a two-week period, and such privileges may be renewed, upon request of a member and payment of an additional fee, for a second two-week period. A person may not have guest card privileges for more than four weeks in any six-month period. The guest card privileges shall entitle the guest to the use of all sports and dining facilities of the Club, excluding golf. Guest fees will be charged according to the fees in place at the time. Guest card privileges for golf will be limited to a one-week period. An active golfing member must accompany the guest(s) at all times. Daily fees for guest cardholders will be the same as appropriate for a family and/or a non-family member.

Proposed

Proposer

Mr. Michael J. Clark

Mr. Bryan J. Kelly

At the written request of a member and upon payment of a fee, any person residing more than 50 miles from either Clubhouse may receive an Out-of-Town Family Guest Card. The guest(s) must be accompanied by the member (a regular guest card does not require the member be present, unless on the golf course). The guest(s) may utilize the Pool Complex on an unlimited basis with a sponsoring member during one week of the calendar year. The guest(s) may dine in the Five Farms Clubhouse and utilize the Five Farms fitness facilities. Guest(s) of a member possessing a Club Guest Card are not subject to the Club’s twice a month guest entertaining rule. Out-of-Town Family Guest Cards are for the services listed and can only be purchased for a specified week, which allows for up to two adults guests and their children. This card may be renewed for a second one-week period upon request of a member and payment of an additional fee, and all guest fees will apply. Members must register their guests in advance of the date in order to receive this card. If the member would like their guests to use other parts of the Club (i.e. tennis, squash, golf, Roland Park fitness, bowling, paddle tennis, Child’s World), the member will need to purchase a Social or Golf Club Guest Card. A guest’s responsibility for observing all Club rules rests with the hosting member.

Ms. Susan L. Connelly

Mr. P. Dennis Connelly

ARTICLE V: Membership Categories

Mr. Brendan Donahue

Mr. Patrick & Mrs. Julie Miller

Mrs. Estee E. Fader

Mr. Harry McNamara Ford IV

PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP The following prospective members were posted for membership in the Club at the December 8, 2020 meeting of the Membership Committee.

Mr. Joshua D. Eure

Mr. Michael Mulieri

Mr. Adam Miller

Mr. Patrick Miller

Mrs. Merritt Y. Miller

Mr. Patrick Miller

Section 11. National Membership - (a) Any individual who has a legal address outside a 50-mile distance from either Clubhouse via the nearest available road systems is eligible for National Membership, (b) in any calendar year cumulative residence within the prescribed 50-mile area shall preclude eligibility, (c) A National member is not required to bring into membership his or her spouse. A National member shall pay the applicable season sport fees.

Mr. Jay Sapperstein

Mr. William S. Corey Jr

ARTICLE VII: Transfer of Membership

Mrs. Christiana Donahue Mr. Patrick & Mrs. Julie Miller

Propose Your Friends & Family! Contact Director of Membership Casey Schell for information on how to propose members at cschell@bcc1898.com or 410.554.8004.

CONDOLENCES Mr. Sheridan Fields Mrs. Patricia P. Onnen 2

November 22, 2020 November 25, 2020

January 2021

Section 7. Nonresident Membership - (a) A Resident member who has adopted a legal address outside a 50-mile radius from either Clubhouse via the nearest available road system and does not own or rent personally, through an agent or another, a residence within that 50 miles radius may transfer to Nonresident status provided for in this Article, provided that the member notifies the Board in writing of his or her intention to be a Nonresident for a period of at least one year from the date of such notice. (b) In any calendar year, cumulative residence within the prescribed 50-mile area for more than ninety (90) days shall preclude eligibility. (c) A Nonresident member is entitled to become a season member in any of the activities of the Club for which season membership is provided, if such member elects to pay full dues and assessments at the prevailing Resident rates and applicable sports fees.

À LA CARTE DINING

ELEVATING YOUR MEMBER EXPERIENCE with Dear Members, At BCC, our goal is always to follow our Simple Truth: Great People Make Favorite Places. We strive to ensure every interaction members have at the Club is enjoyable and memorable. Our Culinary and Food & Beverage Teams take pride in creating the perfect dining experience for members and guests— providing exceptional service at all times. In an effort to continue to raise the bar of our service levels, the Club is introducing Humm®, a digital live feedback platform, to the À la Carte dining experience.

the future. Restaurant managers and servers will present members with a Humm® Feedback Tablet at the end of their dining service beginning in January 2021. Members will be prompted to respond to the following six questions on the Humm® Feedback Tablet: Were you kindly greeted when you arrived? Absolutely Need Improvement Satisfactory Not at All Did the variety of the menu meet your expectations? Very Satisfied Need Improvement Satisfied Not at All Was your server attentive and available to your needs throughout your meal? Absolutely Need Improvement Satisfactory Not at All Did the quality of your meal meet your expectations? Very Satisfied Need Improvement Satisfied Not at All

All tablets will be sanitized after each use

Humm® will provide the Club with live data of member feedback and your overall Club experience, not excluding unpleasant experiences. One of the benefits of this digital platform is the ability to collect member feedback in realtime. In the event that a member has a negative dining experience, our Management Team is notified instantly. We will be able to monitor key performance metrics, analyze trends, and improve consistency. In addition to providing the Club with live input and overall member sentiment, the Humm® platform will also help us track staff performance, which will enhance our meetings, training, performance reviews, and goal setting.

Was the dining room manager visible and available? Absolutely Need Improvement Satisfactory Not at All Is there anything else you would like to share about the dining experience? Type in your feedback Thank you in advance for your participation. ◆

Michael Nyerges Assistant General Manager

À la Carte dining will be the first area of the Club where we will be implementing Humm® Feedback Tablets. Our goal is to incorporate Humm® in other areas of the Club in 3

CLUB EVENTS

UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS  Adult Events

 Family Events

 Children's Events

Featured Events

Thiseventlocation,time,anddateissubjecttochangeduetorestrictionsregardingCOVID-19•Eventswiththissymbol willbehostedvirtually RSVP: Club Calendar • Cancellation policy applies unless stated otherwise • *Complimentary for children under 4

JANUARY 20

TRIVIA NIGHT Five Farms • 6:00pm-9:00pm $45++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine) Call to Make a Reservation; Teams of (6); Minimum of (4) Teams Required; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual

BINGO NIGHT Five Farms • 5:00pm-7:00pm Complimentary Event (Includes one bingo card) Additional bingo cards $5 each Country Club Casual; Beverages by Chit

WINE SOCIETY: PIEDMONT WINES Five Farms & Zoom • 6:30pm-8:00pm Free to Wine Society Members | $30++ Non-Wine Society Members (Includes hors d'oeuvres) Registration deadline: 1/31; Pickup 2/4 from 4:00pm-6:00pm at Golf Circle

HOLIDAY BOWLING

HEARTS & CRAFTS Roland Park • 10:00am-1:00pm Join us for a live DJ and brunch at our annual children's Valentine's Day party! Adult $35++ | Children (4-12) $25++ | Children (2-3) $20++ Complimentary for children under 2 Country Club Casual (Red & Pink attire encouraged); Cocktails by Chit

PIEDMONT WINE DINNER Five Farms • 6:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy a five-course meal with wine pairings Wine Society Members $155++ Non-Wine Society Members $170++ Jacket & Tie; 100% Non-refundable

OYSTER ROAST

WINE SOCIETY: AMERICAN WINES

BCC'S 123RD BIRTHDAY Five Farms • 5:00pm-9:00pm Complimentary flute of champagne and cake pop when you dine in À la Carte! RSVP: Dining Reservations; Country Club Casual; Food & Beverage by Chit

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TASTE OF HEAVEN HILL: WHISKEY TASTING on page 5

FEBRUARY 4

VALENTINE'S DAY DINNER

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CLUB EVENTS

MARCH 4

WINE SOCIETY: BURGUNDY Five Farms & Zoom • 6:30pm-8:00pm Free to Wine Society Members $30++ Non-Wine Society Members (Includes hors d'oeuvres) Registration deadline: 2/28; Pickup 3/4 from 4:00pm-6:00pm at Golf Circle

BURGUNDY WINE DINNER Five Farms • 6:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy a five-course meal with wine pairings Wine Society Members $165++ Non-Wine Society Members $180++ Jacket & Tie; 100% Non-refundable

GENTLEMEN'S NIGHT

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CLUB EVENTS

January 2021

PRIVATE EVENTS

SPONSORING EVENTS AT BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLUB

Many of you host your own events at the Club, but did you know you can also sponsor events for family, friends, and colleagues to host their events at BCC? Below is a list of answers to our frequently asked questions to help you understand how to become a sponsor and why it is so important for your Club.

Frequently Asked Questions • What does it mean to sponsor an event at BCC? Sponsoring an event at BCC allows your family, friends and colleagues the ability to use the Club to host one of their events without being BCC members. • Why should I sponsor events at my Club? Sponsoring events helps the overall health of BCC, provides an opportunity for non-members to experience the Club, and allows the sponsor an opportunity to showcase their Club. • Who can sponsor events at BCC? Any active member of Baltimore Country Club. • How many events am I able to sponsor? There is no limitation on event sponsorship. • What kind of events is BCC able to hold? A variety of events ranging from two to 300+. Examples include: • Social events: birthday celebrations, pool parties, baby showers, galas, fundraisers • Weddings: engagement parties, bridal showers, ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners, after parties • Corporate: business meetings, golf outings, cocktail receptions, dinner events • How do I become a Sponsor? An active BCC member can become a sponsor by referring family, friends, and colleagues that belong to a of variety businesses, charities, and organizations to the BCC Events Team at events@bcc1898.com.

• What is my role as a Sponsor? As a sponsor, you will receive a Sponsor Letter from the individual you are sponsoring. You must sign and return this letter prior to the event being confirmed. This acknowledges you are responsible for any unpaid charges, as well as the actions of the group while on BCC premises for the sponsored event. We look forward to working with you! ◆ If you have any questions or wish to refer an event, contact our Events Team at events@bcc1898.com. 7

FITNESS & WELLNESS

Starting HEALTHY HABITS in 2021! Are you ready for a fresh start this year? Your BCC Fitness and Wellness Team sure is! Here are some tips to ensure 2021 is the year you meet your health goals. ◆

WELLNESS TIP

From Therapeutic Yoga Instructor Rebecca Printen The most effective way to start a new habit is to replace an old one, so try using yoga as a stand in for one you would like to quit. Rather than “doom scrolling” first thing in the morning, try a 10-minute easy yoga routine. Studies show daily or even weekly yoga sessions boost mood and ease mental stress. If you are like most people who are feeling stressed right now, try this new habit. It will help support you in the upcoming winter months. Try an Alignment Yoga class with Rebecca Printen, registered yoga therapist. Virtual private or duet sessions are available through Zoom. For more information, contact Rebecca Printen at rprinten@bcc1898.com

HEALTH TIP

from Health & Life Coach Vanessa O’Brey When you are on a journey to improve your health and wellness, it can be difficult to stick to healthy habits. A health coach can help make it easier for you to commit to one’s healthier choices without sacrificing. To kick off 2021 right, here are helpful tips to help you stay on track with your nutrition as you approach the new year:

Drink Water

Exercise/Move More

Proper Meal Planning

Watch Your Portions

Drink in Moderation

Chew Slowly

Be Kind to Yourself

For more information on how to kick off your healthy lifestyle right this year, contact Vanessa O'Brey at vobrey@bcc1898.com 8

January 2021

FITNESS & WELLNESS

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Local 5K Races, Charity Runs, Ma rathons, and More! START THE YEAR OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT with Personal Coach Jenna Scott

Whether you are an avid runner or you are interested in running, BCC Run Club is the perfect fit for you! Led by Personal Coach Jenna Scott, Run Club will help you to stay conditioned and motivated about running. This program is open to all levels of runners, from beginners to experienced marathon runners. BCC Run Club includes: • A members-only Strava (a social networking app for athletes) group • Weekly running and wellness tips • Monthly strength training workout for runners

• Yoga for Runners (additional class available via Zoom) • Stretch of the week posted to Strava group • One virtual consultation with Jenna

Fee: $25/month per Person For more information, please contact Jenna Scott at jscott@bcc1898.com

INTRO TO AYURVEDA WORKSHOP with BCC Yoga Therapist/Instructor Rebecca Printen

Sunday, January 17 | 1:00pm-2:30pm | Zoom (Virtual) WHAT IS AYURVEDA? Ayurveda means “The Science of Life,” and is known as the sister science to yoga. It’s one of the oldest holistic healing systems based on the belief that health and wellness depend on a delicate balance between mind, body, and spirit. The main goal is to promote health through understanding we are all born with all the elements of nature: earth, fire, water, air, and space. Understanding how to balance these elements through nutrition, movement, and lifestyle, helps us learn self-care. In this workshop: • Learn the basic principles of Ayurveda; take a mind and body quiz • Learn how to take care of yourself with a new perspective and understanding Investment: $40 per person Minimum 5 participants; maximum 10 participants Pre-registration is required via the Fitness Calendar (BCC website) or the Calendar (BCC mobile app) 9

GOLF

2021 & Beyond: RE-IMAGINING GOLF AT BCC Dear Members, As we prepare for the 2021 golf season, we are making a shift in the philosophy of developing our current and future Golf Professionals. The PGA of America’s 29,000 plus Golf Professionals are the recognized leaders and teachers in golf. Our responsibility as a top 100 club is to recruit, develop, and mentor these future leaders in their career goals. To accomplish this, we need to align ourselves and our operations with the PGA’s three pillars of education: executive management, teaching/coaching, and golf operations. We have met with our Golf Professionals to identify potential career paths and timelines. With our guidance, each Professional has chosen a path that aligns with their strengths and career goals in executive management, instruction and player development, or as Director of Golf/Head Professional. We are excited to see them develop in their new roles and achieve their career goals. For the most part, these roadmaps will either be in the Director of Golf/Head Professional or Instruction/Teaching

arenas. One of the most significant changes you will see moving forward is the rotation of responsibilities from year to year. This will allow each Golf Professional to grow their knowledge and experience to become more well-rounded Golf Professionals. The days of a young Assistant Golf Professional staying at the Club for an extended period of time (four to five years) are in the past. This will ensure that all young Golf Professionals that begin or come through BCC are properly placed to ensure their development and success in the golf industry. There will be certain Golf Professionals that will extend beyond the average five-year time frame as they are on the doorstep of achieving their ultimate goal of Director of Golf/ Director of Instruction. As a Club, we take great pride in the development and advancement of our staff. Instruction & Player Development Our goal is to provide our members with a comprehensive approach to instruction that is innovative, engaging, and accessible to all players of all skills and abilities. We will offer diverse and personalized programs that will utilize state-of-art technology. Golf Professionals on the Instructional Team will be mentored

and exposed to every aspect of teaching/ coaching to provide members with the best information and be primed and ready for successful careers in the golf industry in their respective expertise. Golf Operations In addition to our current Golf Professionals on the Operations team, we are excited to announce the addition of a Lead Assistant Golf Professional. This will be an individual with proven work experience at a high-end private facility similar to Baltimore Country Club. This Lead Assistant will be responsible for assisting Nick Cannon with overseeing all tournament operations, mentorship of our Golf Professionals, merchandising, and most importantly, providing the members and their guests at Baltimore Country Club with an unparalleled golf experience. We appreciate your support in the growth and development of our Professional staff here at BCC. Cheers to an amazing 2021 golf season! ◆

Greg Jones Director of Golf

INSTRUCTIONAL TEAM

Joanna Coe Director of Instruction

January 2021

Pat Coyner Lead Instructor

Katie Mid Fulton Player Development & Teaching Professional

Danny Murphy Junior Golf Director

GOLF OPERATIONS TEAM

Nick Cannon Head Golf Professional

TBD Lead Assistant Golf Professional

KayJay McClay Women's 18-Hole Program

Bryan Martin Ladies' 9-Hole Program

Cole Jordan Gentlemen's Programming

TBD Gentlemen's Programming

Paul Buck Director of Outside Member Services

Travis Peters Assistant Outside Golf Services Manager

TIPS FROM THE PRO By Pat Coyner, Lead Instructor

Maximizing Your Off-Season Practice Many of us take time off during the winter months. Enjoying the holidays, taking vacations, and simply recharging our batteries are all suitable reasons to put the clubs away until springtime. We all need to take breaks from golf, but the winter months can also be the best time to make significant changes to our games, and provides the necessary time for these changes to become reliable once we do hit the golf course again. The best way to make significant improvements is to first identify your current strengths and weaknesses. An honest assessment of your golf game can help pinpoint areas you should work on. Some ways to identify your current strengths and weaknesses are: • Lessons with a member of BCC's Instructional Team • TrackMan Combine evaluation (60 shot “test” to evaluate ball striking) • Fitness and functional movement screening • Course management and mental focus evaluation • Statistical analysis of all parts of your game

Making changes takes time. Our swing mechanics are a result of ingrained motor patterns, and the only way to change these patterns is to break them down and develop new ones. The winter months are the best time to make changes because we are not focused on our next round of golf. We are not as focused on results, we don’t have consequences for every shot, and we don’t have the pressure of trying to shoot a good score. Therefore, the off-season is the perfect time to commit to new swing mechanics, an improved short game, and renewed motivation for the coming season. To start your winter program, please contact your BCC Instructional Staff for more information. Here’s to a great 2021 season! ◆ 11

RACQUETS

SAFER INDOOR PLAY AT BCC By Wade Johnstone, Director of Squash As we continue in these uncertain times of COVID-19 and sports are moving indoors due to the colder weather, don’t forget about Squash, Squash 57, and Pickleball at Roland Park. If you are uncomfortable playing a full match, there are still great opportunities to keep yourself in shape and active while staying safe. Adhering to the guidelines mandated by Governor Hogan and local government officials, you can still maintain physical distancing (six feet) from your opponent by playing some simple games or drills. Indoor Pickleball is also a great option as the net separates players from their opponents and you can play singles and

doubles. So don’t forget to take this opportunity to come in and learn Squash, Squash 57, and Pickleball or to continue these fantastic, highly enjoyable and social sports. Lessons are always available with our top Racquets’ professionals if needed. I look forward to seeing you on the courts. ◆ Best Regards,

Wade Johnstone Director of Squash

Squash & Squash 57 Games FRONT/BACK COURT GAME

FULL COURT SIDES

FRONT COURT SIDES

Front player has to hit everything behind the short line. Back player has to hit everything in front of the short line. Play to 11 points.

Imagine the half court line goes up the middle all the way to the front wall. Forehand player can play anything as long as it goes onto the backhand side. Backhand player has to hit everything to forehand side. Player serving, serves as normal. Play to 11 points.

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RACQUETS

NS LESSOLABLE AVAI S

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Squash Lesson WITH ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONALS

WADE JOHNSTONE

wjohnstone@bcc1898.com 443.722.8839

COLLIN JOHNS

cjohns@bcc1898.com 240.330.7826

REAGAN MARTIN

rmartin@bcc1898.com 682.433.6045

JOHN HARRISS

jharriss@bcc1898.com 410.790.7322

ALEX KIBLIN

akiblin@bcc1898.com 443.841.0792

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