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MATTHEW D. GALLAGHERChief of Staff, Office of Governor, September 2, 2009 to May 20, 2013.
Deputy Chief of Staff, Office of Governor, January 17, 2007 to September 2, 2009. Responsible for departments of Agriculture; Business and Economic Development; Environment; Natural Resources; Planning; and Transportation; as well as StateStat, Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority, Energy Administration, Maryland Environmental Service, Higher Education Labor Relations Board, and Maryland Technology Development Corporation. Member, Work Group to Consider Gaming Expansion, 2012.
Assistant Deputy Mayor, Office of Management and Productivity, City of Philadelphia, 1997-2000. Director, City of Philadelphia Productivity Bank, 1997-99.
Member, Mayor's Cabinet, Baltimore City, 2000-07. Director, CitiStat Program, Baltimore City, 2000-07. Member, Fiscal Operating Committee, Public School System, Baltimore City, 2004-06. Past member, Board of Trustees, Maryland Zoo at Baltimore.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland. Attended Calvert Hall College High School, Towson; La Salle University, B.A. (economics), magna cum laude, 1994; University of Pennsylvania, M.G.A (government administration), 1997. Project Director, Greater Baltimore Committee's and Presidents' Roundtable's Management and Efficiency Review, 2000. Part-time faculty, School of Public Affairs, University of Baltimore, 2002-; University of Maryland Baltimore County, 2005. Chief Executive Officer, Goldseker Foundation, 2013-. Contributing author, Management Innovation in U.S. Public Water and Wastewater Systems (2005). Member, Master of Public Administration Advisory Board, University of Baltimore; Mount Washington Improvement Association. 1990s Co-Chair, Capital Campaign, Calvert Hall College High School. Coach, Mount Washington Youth Soccer League; Hamilton Little League Baseball. Member, Mary Our Queen Parish, Baltimore. Very Important Professionals List, Daily Record, 2010.
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