Taste of Business in the Netherlands – World Trade Center Institute
February 15, 2017 – Spark Baltimore
Pictured (LtoR) Heather Bradbury, Maryland Institute College of Art director of MPS programs; and Andrew Rose, Farm Credit marketing managerPictured (LtoR) Deb Tillett, Emerging Technology Centers president; and Betsy O’Neill Collie, WTCI director of marketing and business developmentPictured (LtoR) Deb Kielty, WTCI president/executive director; Peter Rowe, Ellicott Dredges CEO; and Denny Woolley, Alliance Engineering project manager/business development team memberPictured (LtoR) Kathleen Getz, Loyola University Maryland Sellinger Business School dean; and Scott Schulte, Coface North America business development agentPictured (LtoR) Gislin Dagnelie, Baltimore Sister Cities, Inc. president; and Remco Zeeuw, Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington, D.C. economic ministerPictured (LtoR) Sean Meadows, Bank of America senior vice president; and John C. Day, ATIZO Consulting presidentPictured (LtoR) Adriana Tibbitts, Hogan Lovells senior associate; Kelly Hardy, Hogan Lovells partner; and Leslie Mancuso, Jhpiego president/CEO/WTCI board memberPictured (LtoR) Doug Dollenberg, Baltimore area management executive; David Meyers, Baltimore area marketing & business development executive; Jerry Garland, Inscite Consulting board member; and Dave Campbell, Vision Technology Services presidentDutch Introduction (February 15, 2017) Tulips……and flags were just some of the Dutch-related decor in the Spark Baltimore space……for the World Trade Center Institute’s “Taste of the Netherlands” event, where local business folks try some Dutch food and drinks, and had a chance to learn more about business opportunities in that country, as well as network with experts and business executives from the Netherlands.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
