Baltimore - 1985

INROADS/Baltimore opened with 4 interns in 1985 and had 21 interns in 1986. Because of the small number of initial interns, the interns would take the train to Philadelphia for the summer training workshops. Rouse contributed $15,000 for the start-up.

Initial Board included:

William Boden, VP, Rouse Company

James Brady, Managing Partner, Arthur Andersen

Ronald Creamer, Managing Partner, Weinberg & Green

Cecil Flamer, Partner, Ernst & Whinney

Donald Revelle, SVP Human Resources, Black & Decker

Donald Schaefer, Mayor of Baltimore

Walter Sondheim, Chairman, Charles Center Board

The initial sponsoring companies were:

Arthur Andersen

Black & Decker

Ernst & Whinney

Maryland Steel Wire

By the year 2000, INROADS/Baltimore had 86 interns.