Gregory Hurd Barnhill

Background

Barnhill, Gregory Hurd was born on February 20, 1953 in Baltimore. Son of Robert Bell and Margaret Katherine (Hurd) Barnhill.

Education

Student, Institute d'Etudes Europèenes, 1974. Student, Banque National de Paris, 1974. Bachelor in Economics, Brown University, 1975.

Postgraduate, Institute of Finance, New York City, 1975.

Career

Managing director international investment banking Deutsche Bank Securities Inc., Investment Bankers, Baltimore, 1975—2003. Partner Brown Advisory Securities, LLC, since 2003, also board directors. Board directors Agora Press, BTAB-Cook Overseas Ltd., BTAB-Stark Ltd.

Partnership/AB-Stark Overseas Ltd., Captel-National Cap. Telesvcs., Limited liability company, View Technology, National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Goddard Space Flight Center Baltimore Incubator, Maryland Life Magazine, Osiris Therapeutics, 2006, Biotechs., Inc., 2010, Vaccinogen Inc. Corporation co-chair Miss United States of America, 2005.

Major Maryland Offence Force, since 2007.

Achievements

• Gregory Hurd Barnhill has been listed as a noteworthy investment banker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member advisory board Institute d'Etudes Europèenes. Affiliate Baltimore Museum Art, Walters Art Gallery. Chairman fundraising committee Baltimore Arts Festival, 1980-1984.

Board directors Palm Beach Maritime Museum, Baltimore Heritage Inc., 1981-1983, Maryland Ballet, 1982-1983, National Taxpayers Union Foundation, 1984-1998, The Netherlands-American Amity Trust, Inc., Baltimore Columbus 500, Maryland Art Place, 1982-1990, president 1982-1986, president board trustees, 1985-1986. Co-chairman Businesspeople for Mayor Schaefer's Re-election, 1982-1983. Member finance committee Congresswoman Helen Delich Bentley.

Member Baltimore Operation Sail (chairman finance committee, board directors, president 1988-1993), honorary member Christopher Columbus Quincentennary Commission, since 1989. Member National Republican Finance Committee, since 1991. Vice chairman board directors Greater Baltimore Medical Center, 1992-2002.

Trustee Maryland International Center Maryland, since 1993. Member board governors Faberge Arts Foundation, since 1992. Member 2000 committee Walters Art Gallery, since 1978.

National vice-chairman The President's Dinner, since 1989. Member mayor's advisory committee international affairs, since 1988. Member gov's business committee for Maryland.-St. Petersburg, since 1993.

Trustee St. Paul's School, since 2000, Alexander Brown Charitable Foundation, 2002-2008. Chairman Foundation for Government House, 2003-2008. Appointed to Maryland Racing Commission, 2004—2008.

Board trustees Cystic Fibrosis, since 2004. Chairman board UMBC Alex P. Brown Enterprenuership Center, since 2005. Board directors Fillmaster Systems, since 2006, By Kids For Kids, since 2007, Econ Inc., since 2007.

Member American Heart Association (co-chair 2007), Bond Club Maryland, Baltimore History Society (trustee), Maryland History Society (trustee 1992-2004, co-chairman MHS 150 since 1993), Maryland Society Preservation of Antiquities (director 1981-1983), Municipal Arts Society (trustee since 1985, director), Maryland Academy of Sciences (board dirs), Brown University Club of Maryland (president 1976-1981), McDonogh School Alumni Association (director), Nature Conservancy (board directors), Sons of the American Revolution, Society Colonial Wars, Maryland Club (board governors, treasurer executive com, board directors 1995), Volvo Ocean Race Chesapeake (formerly Whitbread Ocean Race Chesapeake) (chairman since 1998), Order of Crown of Charlemagne, Baronial Order of Magna Charta, The United States of America, Society War of 1812, Newport Reading Room Club, Greenspring Valley Hunt Club, New York Yacht Club, Ocean Reef Club, Rehoboth Country Club, Henlopen Acres Beach Club, Batl. Yatch Club, Sigma Chi.

Connections

Father:

Robert Bell Barnhill

Mother:

Margaret Katherine (Hurd) Barnhill