Local tech types converged on Timonium’s STAR Academy for a family-friendly happy hour benefiting the Baltimore Robotics Center.
The highlights of the party included trying out some of the robotics built by Academy students. (Photo courtesy Kelsey Knight)That included some keen competitions. (Photo courtesy Kelsey Knight)And then there was the evening’s “bartender,” a beer-serving robot. (Photo courtesy Kelsey Knight)Pictured (LtoR) Ed Mullin, Baltimore Robotics Center executive director/event host; Mick Arnold, Arnold Packaging president; Tim Rhode, STAR Academy co-founder; and Liz Rhode, STAR Academy girls recruiterPictured (LtoR) Tim Foley, Think|Stack vice president of alliances & marketing; Rich Craft, Academy Financial financial planner; and Eileen Silberfeld, Baltimore Business Journal audience development directorPictured (LtoR) Colin Jesien, Arnold Packaging vice president/general manager; and Paul Appel, Arnold Packaging vice president of salesPictured (LtoR) Keith Daw, McDonell Consulting Group vice president of growth opportunities; Jim Rafferty, JMRketing principal; and Brendan Salvo, Blackpoint Cyber account executivePictured (LtoR) Randy O’Connor, Maryland Public Television managing director of corporate support; and Kristen Hessenauer, CTI executive account managerPictured (LtoR) Sean Mullin, Northrop Grumman software engineer; Matt Amrhein, Northrop Grumman computer system analyst; and Nathan Robinson, CCBC computer science studentPictured (LtoR) Trevor O’Brien, Applied Controls robotics product specialist; and Nick Dietrich, Applied Controls territory managerPictured (LtoR) Steve Braun, Search Consultants International president/CEO; and Kylie Olencz, Loyola University Maryland MBA graduate student/Search Consultants International intern (September 26, 2018 – STAR Academy)
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