NMTC WILL HONOR LYLE SHELDON FACHE, PRESIDENT & CEO, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UPPER CHESAPEAKE HEALTHHavre de Grace, MD ― Lyle Sheldon FACHE, President & CEO, University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health to be honored along with fellow honorees at the 9th annual Visionary Awards Ceremony, in the Richlin Ballroom, Edgewood MD, February 27, 2020.
University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health System photographed by MidAtlantic Photographic LLC and Robin Sommer
Lyle Sheldon
Eleven Marylanders to be honored at the Visionary Awards for building our STEM educated workforce and advancing technology and innovation, to grow our economy and protect national security. This awards ceremony the largest of its kind in Maryland, is now in its 9th year. Attending are industry, government, and education.
“We honor remarkable people who continue to play key roles in areas of STEM education and technology,” said NMTC Board Chair, Claudine Adams, President/Founder, Bravura Information Technology Systems. “These are individuals who selflessly donate their time and talents to make a difference in our community.”
The 2020 Visionary Award honorees are:
Visionary Lyle Sheldon FACHE, President & CEO, University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health
Leader Tamalene Imbierowicz, Prof Bio & Environment Science, Harford Community College
Leader Mark Mortenson, Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer, Clene Nanomedicine
Innovator Jill Orsini, Project Lead the Way instructor, Bel Air Middle School
Innovator Cyrus Etemad-Moghadam, Founder & President, RPM Tech
Mentor Cathy Perkins, Technical Project Manager / Site Lead, U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center
Mentor Davlyn Williams, Technical Project Manager, Data Systems Analysts, Inc
Mentor Dr. Timothy Kluchinsky, Chief, Health Hazard Assessment Div., U.S. Army Public Health
Mentor Dr. Richard Becker, Research Engineer, U.S. Army Research Lab
Rising Star Brian Leftridge, STEM Program Specialist, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Dev Command
Rising Star Mikale Brutus, STEM Outreach Specialist, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Dev Command
“We are grateful to these individuals for volunteering their time and knowledge. Maryland’s economic infrastructure is increasingly driven by emerging and complex technology,” said John Casner, executive director of NMTC. “These individuals understand this technology and share their knowledge to create the workforce for the future.” They will join the prestigious 100 + Academy of Visionary Awards Honorees.
Detailed information found at https://nmtc.org/nmtc-visionary-awards/
NMTC connects collaborative leaders in Academia, Industry and the Federal Government to build a STEM educated workforce and advance innovation & technology to expand our economy and protect our national security. Additional information at www.nmtc.org
