Directory details for Boy Scouts Of America
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Boy Scouts Of America

701 WYMAN PARK DR BALTIMORE, MD 21211-2805

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Gross Receipts: $10,632,314
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EIN:
520591572
Category:
Human Services

Charity Navigator Score

95%

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Officers, Directors, Trustees, and Key Employees

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Ceo/Sec & Scout Executive

Kendrick Miller

President

Tom Debolt

Immediate Past President

Nate Beil

Council Commissioner

Dan Lentz

Treasurer

Lindsey Welsh

Treasurer (Part Year), Board Member

Jenn Vitelkites

Council Attorney

Jay Lenrow Esq

Vice President, Advisory Board

Tom Owsley Esq

Vice President, Membership

Chris Burton

Vice President Marketing & Communication

Aaron Koos

Vice President, Outdoor Adventure

Brian Macari

Vice Ch AI Rman, Finance

Arnett Mumford Esq

Vice President, Program Impact

Jim Olson

Vp Prgm Impact (Pt Year), Board Member

Michael Neuman

Vice President, Endowment

Mark Ring

Vice President, Properties

Mike Royer

Vice President, Operations

Casey Ward

Vice President, Strategic Planning

Steve Yelland

Past Ch AI R

David Gibbons Esq

Past Ch AI R

Barry Gossett

Past Ch AI R

Bruce Mcmillin

Past Ch AI R (Part Year)

Henry Rosenberg Jr

Past Ch AI R (Part Year)

Trey Schupert

Past Ch AI R

Mike Sullivan

Past Ch AI R

Barry Williams

District Ch AI R

Steven Anderson

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Tom Blanchard

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Jeremy Joseph

District Ch AI R (Part Year)

Anna Katz

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Philip Juengst

District Ch AI R (Part Year)

Keith Wratchford

Advisory Board Member

Steve Edwards

Advisory Board Member

Chuck Gittings

Advisory Board Member

Dr Anthony Jenkins

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Cindy Atkinson

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Dr Stuart Bell

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F Barry Bilson

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Laura Boyear

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Brian Brooke

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Mary Lou Coyle

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Robbie Dibiagio

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Gregory Emrick Esq

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Tiffany Ernest

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Dr James Ficke

Board Member (Part Year)

Pam Fleagle

Board Member (Part Year)

Candace Gill

Board Member (Part Year)

Mark Gillett

Board Member

Bill Harman

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Todd Harman

Board Member

Joe Hikel

Board Member

Dr George Hill

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Mike Huneke

Board Member

Steve Johnston

Board Member (Part Year)

Neil Jurgens

Board Member

Gordon Leary

Board Member (Part Year)

Marianne Lee

Board Member

David Marks

Board Member (Part Year)

Alfred Burt Marsh

Board Member

Brian Mcgettigan

Board Member

George Nemphos

Board Member

Ray Palmer

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Del Parks

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Russ Phelps

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Joe Poling

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Bill Poole

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Scott Rodgville

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Howard Rutherford

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Doug Sawyer

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Jeff Seymour

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Frank Strueber

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Paul Towner

Board Member

Chris Vohrer

Board Member

Elizabeth Wise

Board Member

Trent Zivkovich

Deputy Director/Coo

Manuel Fonseca

Cfo

David Triplett

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