Miner & Kasch – a Baltimore-based AI solutions and data science consulting firm – welcomed spring with a fun evening for its employees and clients at Rye Street Tavern.It began with Sagamore Spirit Distillery tours and whiskey tastings, followed by dinner at dusk waterside at the eatery.Pictured (LtoR) Niels Kasch, Miner & Kasch founding partner; Tom Ainsley, Ainsley & Co. founder; and Don Miner, Miner & Kasch founding partnerPictured (LtoR) Lucy Miner, Baltimore-based RN; and Eric Hughes, Miner & Kasch data scientistPictured (LtoR) Josh Jones, Miner & Kasch senior data scientist; and Nate Chafe, Miner & Kasch financial controllerPictured (LtoR) Keith Turner, Peterson Technologies software developer; and Bryan Bende, Hortonworks software engineerPictured (LtoR) Amy Rau, CollabraSpace IT recruiter; and Lucy MinerPictured (LtoR) Christian Wood, Miner & Kasch IT administrator; and Matt Schmill, Miner & Kasch “seniorist” data scientistPictured (LtoR) Niels Kasch; David Kay, M&T Bank vice president; and Christopher Toll, Corporate Brokers senior business development executivePictured (LtoR) David Chapman, University of Maryland Baltimore County assistant professor of computer science; Justin Chavez, Miner & Kasch data scientist; Don Miner; and Florian Muellerklein, Miner & Kasch data scientistPictured (LtoR) Karen Farbman, Miner & Kasch data scientist; Jordan Haga, Miner & Kasch data scientist; and Joe Zuccaro, Allinio presidentPictured (LtoR) Niels Kasch; Holly Kasch, Miner & Kasch accounts manager; and Adam Nepp, Miner & Kasch vice president of sales
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