APRIL 2012
Carol Brooks
Business Services Manager
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development
Lisa Carmichael
Senior Account Executive
Baltimore Business Journal
Alison Carney
Dir. Communications and Business Development
Balfour Beatty Construction
Edward Fangman
Chief, Workforce Development
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development
Raquel Frye
Associate Director, RESI
Towson University
Jawauna Greene
Maryland Transportation Authority
Jen Gunner
Business Development Director
Economic Alliance Greater Baltimore
Shawn Hershberger
Economic Development Coordinator
City of Cumberland
Seema Iyer
Jacob France Institute
Alicia Jones
Grad Student
Bill Jones
Director of Business & Community Outreach
Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore
Kisha Logan
Business Development Associate
Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation
Tom Lonergan
Economic Development Director
City of Gaithersburg
Wes MacQuilliam
Business Development Associate
Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation
Kim Martini
Director of Business Development
Armada Hoffler
Doris Mason
Executive Director
Upper Shore Regional Council
James Metz
Sr. Economic Development Advisor
First Energy
Christine Plater
The Project Resource Group
Brien Poffenberger
President
Hagerstown-Washington County Chamber of Commerce
Jessica Reynolds
Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development
Michael Sanderson
Executive Director
Maryland Association of Counties
Jeffrey Savage
Industrial Development Manager
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Nan Rohrer
Executive Director
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
Kim Taylor
Manager, Small Business Development
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development
Michael Thielke
Eastern Shore Entrepreneurship Center
David Safer
Vice President
BNY Mellon
Eileen Silberfeld
Audience Development Director
Baltimore Business Journal
Mr. Peiffer is a Manager of Development Services in the Maryland Department of Transportation's (MDOT) Office of Real Estate. As Manager, he promotes the development potential of MDOT real estate associated with its transit operations. He is primarily responsible for the property management of the State's transit-related real estate and the joint development of MDOT's property with the private sector. MDOT actively seeks to encourage Transit Oriented Development (TOD) as a strategy to build transit ridership, support the revitalization of communities, and generate new revenue to offset transit operating and capital expenses. Maryland currently has approximately 20 TOD projects in progress including $billion developments at State Center and Owings Mills. State Center was one of only seven projects worldwide to win the Charter Award for exemplary planning from the Congress for New Urbanism.
Mr. Peiffer has worked at MDOT since 1996 and has over 25 years of public and private development experience. Prior to joining MDOT, he served in management positions for business development, foreign direct investment, business retention and small business assistance, and market research over a 16-year career with the State of Maryland's Economic Development program. He also provided economic consulting services to several County development programs. Mr. Peiffer is a graduate of Virginia Tech and Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA.
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