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There is no finer program for preparing American boys for citizenship and leadership than the Boy Scouts of America,Robert Gates U.S. Secretary of Defense (2006 - 2011) National President Boy Scouts of America Thursday, October 29, 2015 Martin’s West 6817 Dogwood Road Baltimore, MD 21244 2015 Gathering of Eagles Always Achieving Here, There, and Everywhere Connect with us on Social Media /BaltimoreBSA @BACSouting BaltimoreAreaCouncil,BSA /ScoutsBaltimore /baltimorescouts1 701 Wyman Park Drive, Baltimore, MD 21211 443-573-2500 Some Eagle Scout Statistics Nationally 60,000 Scouts become Eagle Scouts each year Since 1912, 2.3 million Boy Scouts become Eagle Scouts Only seven percent (7%) of Boy Scouts reach the Eagle Scout rank Eagle Scouts are 15-17 years old at time of award (Eagle Scout rank must be awarded prior to age 18) Each year, 13.5 Million hours are reported on Eagle Scout Service Projects (service project is required to attain the Eagle rank) The Baltimore Area Council (BAC) The BAC produces 450-500 Eagle Scouts each year (In 2014, the BAC awarded 489 Eagle Scout ranks) Average age for earning the Eagle Scout rank is 16 Within a 50-mile radius of BAC headquarters in Baltimore City, more than 6,600 professionals in LinkedIn have Eagle Scoutincluded in their profile (Over 9,300 within a 75-mile radius and over 12,000 within 100-miles)

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Page 1: Some Eagle Scout Statistics 2015files.ctctcdn.com/832ad9e9001/2fcb0685-7b50-4e57-b... · 60,000 Scouts become Eagle Scouts each year Since 1912, 2.3 million Boy Scouts become Eagle

There is no finer program for preparing American boys for citizenship and leadership

than the Boy Scouts of America,”

Robert Gates U.S. Secretary of Defense (2006 - 2011)

National President Boy Scouts of America

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Martin’s West

6817 Dogwood Road

Baltimore, MD 21244

2015 Gathering of Eagles

Always Achieving

Here, There, and Everywhere

Connect with us on Social Media

/BaltimoreBSA

@BACSouting

BaltimoreAreaCouncil,BSA

/ScoutsBaltimore

/baltimorescouts1 701 Wyman Park Drive, Baltimore, MD 21211

443-573-2500

Some Eagle Scout Statistics

Nationally

60,000 Scouts become Eagle Scouts each year

Since 1912, 2.3 million Boy Scouts become Eagle Scouts

Only seven percent (7%) of Boy Scouts reach the Eagle Scout rank

Eagle Scouts are 15-17 years old at time of award (Eagle Scout rank must be awarded prior to age 18)

Each year, 13.5 Million hours are reported on Eagle Scout Service Projects (service project is required to attain the Eagle rank)

The Baltimore Area Council (BAC)

The BAC produces 450-500 Eagle Scouts each year (In 2014, the BAC awarded 489 Eagle Scout ranks)

Average age for earning the Eagle Scout rank is 16

Within a 50-mile radius of BAC headquarters in Baltimore City, more than 6,600 professionals in LinkedIn have “Eagle Scout” included in their profile (Over 9,300 within a 75-mile radius and over 12,000 within 100-miles)

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Planning Committee Steve Edwards

CEO, Edwards Project Solutions

Chris Inglis Cyber Security Program, U.S. Naval Academy

Stephen Woerner President & COO, BGE

Chad Gillenwater Vice Chair, AVISPL

Chris Burton Vice President, BGE

Chris Riley Director, System Source

Chris Sherman Senior Vice President, SP Plus

Daniel Lentz Partner, Ernst & Young

David Hodnett Private Client Services, Brown Advisory

Eric Perlstein Director, Edwards Project Solutions

George Kuck Director of Manufacturing, Paragon Bio Services

Jim Olson Program Director, Maxim Healthcare Services

Matthew Dodd Vice President, T. Rowe Price

Mike Roedel Supervisor, BGE

Pete Tridone Director of Sales, McCormick

Robert Summers Secretary, MD Dept. of Environment (ret)

Event Details

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Location: Martins West

6817 Dogwood Rd, Windsor Mill, MD 21244

VIP Reception: 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Main Gathering: Doors open at 6:00 p.m. for networking

Program starts: 7:00 p.m.

Suggested Attire Business Casual

Active Scouts: Class A Uniforms or Business Causal

Sponsorship Levels

Level Amount Program

Advertising

Tickets

VIP Main

Gathering

Distinguished Eagle

$10,000 Full Page plus Front or Back Inside Cover

20 20

Outstanding Eagle

$5,000 Full Page 10 10

Eagle $2,500 ½ Page 5 10

Life $1,500 ¼ Page 4 5

Star $500 Listing 2 4

First Class $250 Listing - 2

Ticket Pricing

Regular $75 Eagle Scout, guest of an Eagle, or friend of an Eagle

Student $10 College or Trade School (up to 25 years of age)

New Eagle $5 Newly awarded Eagle Scout (Pre-College or Trade School)

Parent of Eagle

$25 Attending with son who is an Eagle Scout student or New Eagle

For more information, as well as registration and sponsorship opportunities, please visit

www.baltimorebsa.org/goe

Note from the Chairman

For more than 100 years, the Boy Scouts of America has provided young people with the principles, ethics, self-confidence, and civic pride needed to be strong leaders. With the Eagle Scout rank being the pinnacle of that journey, it provides the best leadership training anyone can attain before the age of 18. The Gathering of Eagles reception celebrates this success with the mission: “To bring together Eagle Scouts of all ages living working in the Maryland area to reconnect with Scouting and celebrate their life accomplishments.” Come join us and celebrate your achievements.

Steve Edwards Eagle Scout, Class of 1973

Event Chair, 2015 Maryland Gathering of Eagles CEO, Edwards Project Solution

Keynote Speaker

Mr. Chris Inglis

Distinguished Eagle Scout (2009)

Distinguished Visiting Professor for Cyber Studies, U.S. Naval Academy

NSA Deputy Director (2006-2014)

US Air Force Brigadier General (ret) 30 year veteran

Goals of the Event Increase awareness to the large number of Eagle

Scouts that reside in Maryland

An environment for networking and fellowship for Eagle Scouts and Friends of Eagle Scouts

Provide recognition awards for Eagles and Friends of Eagles

Raise funds to give back to Scouting and the Eagle Scout journey