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MATTHEW D. GALLAGHER, Chief of Staff
Deputy Chief of Staff, Office of Governor, January 17, 2007 to September 2, 2009. Responsible for departments of Agriculture; Business and Economic Development; Environment; General Services; Housing and Community Development; Juvenile Services; Labor, Licensing, and Regulation; Natural Resources; Planning; Public Safety and Correctional Services; Transportation; and Veterans Affairs; 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, 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.
Assistant Deputy Mayor, Office of Management and Productivity, City of Philadelphia, 1997-2000. Director, City of Philadelphia Productivity Bank, 1997-99.
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. 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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