Board of Directors
The Owings Mills Corporate Roundtable Inc. Board of Directors bring a diverse and unique senior level executive experience in the business, hospitality, and medical fields.
Craig Carmichael
Chair
President and Chief Operating Officer, Northwest Hospital
Craig Carmichael is president and chief operating officer of Northwest Hospital in Randallstown, one of five hospitals in the LifeBridge Health system. Carmichael leads a team of more than 1,000 dedicated caregivers at the 253-bed hospital, which has served the northwest Baltimore community for nearly 60 years. With a patient-friendly design and impressive array of specialties, the hospital provides patient-centered care with an emphasis on quality and safety. Carmichael joined Northwest Hospital in March 2020 from the University of Maryland Medical System. He has more than three decades of business and healthcare experience, including expertise in hospital operations and strategic planning.
Carmichael also has a long history of community involvement in Baltimore County, including his work with the Baltimore County Workforce Development Council, Towson Chamber of Commerce, and as a board member and the treasurer for Leadership Baltimore County. Carmichael earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Alma College and a master’s degree in business administration from Towson University. He also has certifications as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA).
Elliot Hirshman
Vice Chair
President,
Stevenson University
Stevenson University welcomed its seventh president, Elliot Hirshman, Ph.D., on July 3, 2017. Dr. Hirshman brings nearly 30 years of experience in higher education, marked by transformative leadership and a commitment to academic excellence. Prior to joining Stevenson, he served as President of San Diego State University (SDSU) from 2011 to 2017, where he led significant initiatives to enhance student success, expand research opportunities, and strengthen community engagement.
Before his appointment at SDSU, Dr. Hirshman served as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), where he played a key role in advancing the university's academic mission and supporting innovative research initiatives. His focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and student achievement helped UMBC earn national recognition as a leader in undergraduate education and research.
Dr. Hirshman also held leadership positions at The George Washington University, where he served as Chief Research Officer and Chair of the Department of Psychology. He brought his expertise in research administration and academic leadership to the University of Colorado at Denver, where he also chaired the Department of Psychology. Dr. Hirshman began his academic career at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he rose to the rank of full professor.
With a distinguished career dedicated to advancing higher education, Dr. Hirshman is committed to fostering an inclusive academic community, enhancing student success, and expanding opportunities for learning and research. His leadership at Stevenson University aims to build on the university's tradition of excellence and prepare students to meet the challenges of an evolving world.
Stacy Mohn
Secretary
CFO/COO,
Garrison Forest School
Stacy Mohn is the Chief Financial and Operating Officer at Garrison Forest School, an all-girls K-12 day and boarding school in Owings Mills. Since joining GFS in 2002, Stacy has played an integral role in overseeing the school’s financial operations, human resources, facilities, technology, and the unique equestrian and polo programs that set GFS apart. Her extensive responsibilities ensure the smooth operation of the school and support its mission to empower young women.
A Maryland native, Stacy attended the University of Maryland, where she earned a B.S. in Accounting, and she is a licensed CPA.
Her financial acumen and deep understanding of independent school operations have been crucial to the long-term sustainability and growth of GFS.
Stacy’s connection to the Garrison Forest community goes beyond her professional role. As a current parent and former coach, she is fully engaged in all aspects of school life. Whether supporting her daughters at the barn as they ride or cheering on students from the sidelines of games, Stacy is deeply committed to the GFS community and the development of its students. Her dedication to the school and its families exemplifies her passion for education and the empowerment of young women.
Nick Mangione
Treasurer
Vice President of Operations,
Hilton Garden Inn and
Hampton Inn of Owings Mills
Nick Mangione is the Vice President of Operations for the Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton Inn of Owings Mills. He brings over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, having built and managed multiple hotels in Pikesville and Owings Mills, serving both corporate and leisure travelers throughout Baltimore County's Northwest Corridor. He has been an active member of Baltimore County’s Tourism Commission under the leadership of County Executives Jim Smith, Kevin Kamenetz, and John Olszewski. Additionally, Nick serves on the Board of The Father O’Dwyer Retreat Center and is a dedicated supporter of Stevenson University.
As one of ten siblings in The Mangione Family Enterprise, Nick plays a key role in developing and managing properties across the Baltimore metropolitan area. He is also the Managing Director of WCBM Radio, part of the family-owned business.
Nick is a proud graduate of Loyola University with a degree in Business Management. During his time at Loyola, he was a member of the 1976 National Collegiate Soccer Championship Team and went on to play professional soccer for eight years.
Nick is married to Danielle, and they are blessed with six children and ten grandchildren.
Kenneth Buck
Member-at-Large
Director Westside Extension Centers,
Community College Baltimore County
Kenneth Buck brings over 24 years of experience in higher education administration and workforce development in the Baltimore region. He currently serves as Director of the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) Westside Extension Centers, where he is committed to expanding access to educational opportunities for the community. Previously, Kenneth led CCBC’s Liberty Center in Randallstown and played a significant role as an inaugural member of the college’s Faculty Senate, serving two terms and contributing to the development of faculty governance.
Before joining CCBC, Kenneth worked at The Business and Workforce Development Center, Inc. in Anne Arundel County, where he developed and administered job readiness programs for at-risk youth, demonstrating his dedication to creating opportunities for underserved communities. His passion for workforce development and education has made a positive impact on countless individuals striving to achieve their career goals.
Kenneth has served on the Maryland Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Mission Advancement Committee, where he participated in advocacy, community outreach, and fundraising initiatives aimed at improving the lives of those affected by blood cancers. He is also a 2012 graduate of the Leadership Baltimore County program, where he further honed his leadership skills and contributed to local initiatives. Kenneth served on the board of Leadership Baltimore County from 2014 to 2015 and is a member of the Owings Mills Corporate Roundtable, staying engaged with regional business leaders.
A proud alumnus of Frostburg State University, Kenneth holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance. He has used his background in finance to guide his approach to effective management and strategic planning throughout his career. Kenneth resides in Baltimore County, where he remains dedicated to enhancing educational opportunities and workforce development for the local community.
Phil Korenman
Member At-Large
VP TRP Group & Head of Individual Investors
T. Rowe Price Group, Inc.
Phil Korenman is the Head of Individual Investors at T. Rowe Price, overseeing the firm’s retail direct business that serves nearly 1.5 million investors and manages approximately $250 billion in assets. In this role, Phil leads a broad portfolio that includes client services and operations, digital client experience, sales and relationship management, marketing, advisory services, and the college savings unit. He also led the firm’s acquisition of Retiree, Inc., the industry’s leading retirement income and Social Security planning solution, and continues to oversee the integration and leadership of that team.
In addition to his core responsibilities, Phil serves as President and Chair of the Board for several T. Rowe Price subsidiaries, including the firm's Broker-Dealer, Retail Registered Investment Advisor, and Transfer Agent. He is also a member of key internal leadership groups such as the Investment Management Steering Committee, Product Steering Committee, Retirement Leadership Council, and Strategic Operating Committee.
Phil began his investment career in 2002 and joined T. Rowe Price in 2019, initially working in the Individual Investors advice unit. Prior to joining the firm, he spent over 15 years at Vanguard in a variety of leadership roles. These included oversight of Vanguard's brokerage services, 529 college savings, and annuities businesses, as well as spearheading the strategy and launch of Vanguard's Personal Advisor Services, a discretionary managed account platform.
He holds a B.S. in Management Science and Information Systems from Pennsylvania State University and an M.B.A. from Villanova University. Phil also completed an advanced management program at Harvard Business School and is a registered representative with Series 7, 24, and 66 licenses.
Chad Kromm
Member At-Large
Director of Workplace,
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
Chad Kromm is a strategic facilities and workplace leader known for transforming real estate portfolios into catalysts for organizational performance and culture. Throughout his career, he has led enterprise-level change by aligning workplace strategy with business objectives to enhance productivity, cost efficiency, and employee engagement.
With deep expertise in facilities management, workplace operations, and customer relationship management (CRM), Chad is recognized for building strong cross-functional partnerships and delivering measurable, sustainable results. His certification in Facilities Management reflects his commitment to operational excellence, fiscal stewardship, and the development of high-performing teams.
In June 2024, Chad joined CareFirst as Director of Workplace, overseeing Real Estate, Project Management, Security, and Workplace Operations. In this role, he continues to advance strategic workplace initiatives that support organizational goals and long-term success.
Paul Lurie
Member At-Large
Chief Executive Officer,
Jewish Community Center
of Greater Baltimore
Paul Lurie was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the JCC of Greater Baltimore on September 1, 2025, bringing more than two decades of leadership experience within the JCC movement. Prior to this role, he served as Chief Operating Officer, overseeing the Center for Sports and Wellness, Information Management, and Facility Operations.
Since joining the JCC in 2003, Lurie has held a variety of senior leadership positions, including JCC Maccabi Experience Director, Sports and Recreation Director, Children and Teen Services Director, and Senior Program Director. Throughout these roles, he has worked closely with the executive team on strategic planning, fiscal management, and operational analysis, helping to strengthen the organization’s programs and services for the Baltimore Jewish community.
Deeply committed to the JCC movement nationally, Lurie serves as co-chair of the JCC Maccabi program, supporting one of the largest Jewish youth engagement initiatives in the world. He is also a Graduate Fellow of the Mandel Institute for Nonprofit Leadership and a member of the Leadership Baltimore County Class of 2024.
A Baltimore native, Lurie earned dual undergraduate degrees in Mathematics and Economics from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and an M.B.A. from the University of Baltimore. His long-standing dedication to the JCC’s mission and his proven record of collaborative leadership continue to guide the organization’s growth and impact across the Greater Baltimore community.
Brooks Paternotte
Member At-Large
Executive Director,
Irvine Nature Center
Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland Brooks started developing his affinity for spending time outside while on weekend camping trips with friends and neighbors growing up. This passion blossomed once his family began vacationing in the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York where he enjoyed hiking, climbing, and fishing. After graduating with degrees in English and Classical Languages from Colgate University, Brooks launched into nearly two decades of teaching and administrating in Baltimore independent schools. Along the way he earned a Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Loyola University and became a certified instructor for the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS).
When the opportunity to lead Irvine Nature Center presented itself in 2013, he was finally able to combine his love of nature and the outdoors with the skills developed as a classroom teacher and school administrator. He currently serves as a trustee for the Association of Nature Center Administrators (ANCA), No More Stolen Childhoods, a childhood sexual abuse prevention non-profit, Garrison Forest School, and Baltimore Count Rec and Parks. Brooks particularly enjoys spending time with his family, reading, and
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Steven Schupak
Member At-Large
President & Chief Executive Officer,
Maryland Public Television
Steven Schupak became the sixth president of Maryland Public Television (MPT) in July 2025, leading the $42 million state-licensed, noncommercial PBS member station headquartered in Owings Mills. He first joined MPT’s executive team in 2003 after two decades in television and media, and during his tenure overseeing content creation the network earned numerous industry honors, including awards for the nationally recognized Chesapeake Bay Week®, the Star Spangled Spectacular: The Bicentennial of our National Anthem, and the documentary Breaking Heroin’s Grip: Road to Recovery.
Schupak was promoted to chief operating officer in 2014 and station manager in 2021, roles that expanded his leadership in planning, operations, finance, and digital content, and included the launch of MPT’s Maryland State Ad Agency division. Before MPT, he held senior positions at Henninger Media Services, Eon Corporation, and COMSAT Video Enterprises, and earlier worked at the National Cable Television Association and the ABC Television Network, where he managed productions ranging from World News Tonight to the men’s U.S. Open and the 1986 Liberty Weekend celebration.
He earned a B.F.A. in film and television from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and a master’s degree in marketing from the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC), which honored him with its Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2019. Schupak has been inducted into the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Silver Circle and recognized with the Maryland International Film Festival’s Mendez Award and The Daily Record’s “Influential Marylander” distinction. He serves on the board of the National Educational Telecommunications Association and is vice chair of the Olney Theatre Center’s board. A 2019 graduate of Leadership Maryland, he resides in Potomac, Maryland.
Martha Nathanson
Executive Director
Owings Mills Corporate
Roundtable Inc.
Martha Nathanson is the Executive Director of the Owings Mills Corporate Roundtable, a role she began on May 1, 2024. Martha brings a wealth of experience in healthcare, government relations, and community development to her leadership of the Roundtable. Prior to her current role, she represented LifeBridge Health on the OMCR Board and served for 25 years as Vice President for Government Relations and Community Development at LifeBridge Health. In that capacity, Martha managed legislative and regulatory policy across federal, state, and local levels, advocating on behalf of healthcare delivery and overseeing initiatives in community and economic development in areas surrounding LifeBridge Health facilities.
In addition to her role at OMCR, Martha serves as Chief of Staff for Delegate Sandy Rosenberg in the Maryland General Assembly, where she plays an integral role in legislative strategy and constituent services. Her extensive experience in government relations has enabled her to navigate complex policy issues and work toward impactful solutions that benefit both healthcare institutions and local communities.
Martha is also deeply committed to community service. She currently serves on the Board of CHAI (Comprehensive Housing Assistance, Inc.), working to improve housing stability and community development in Baltimore. She previously served as Chair of the Board of Park Heights Renaissance, leading efforts to revitalize neighborhoods in Northwest Baltimore. As a founding member of the Northwest Baltimore Partnership, Martha has been instrumental in fostering collaboration among stakeholders to address community needs and create opportunities for growth and development.
Martha earned her Juris Doctorate from Indiana University School of Law and is a graduate of the Leadership Maryland Class of 2014. She was honored with The Daily Record’s Maryland’s Top 100 Women Award in 2017, recognizing her contributions to the community and her leadership in the fields of healthcare and public policy.