Baltimore Metropolitan Council
Edward Rothstein (COL, Ret.) serves as a board member for the Governor's Workforce Development Board, the Maryland Association of Counties, and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council. Additionally, Rothstein is a partner at Newport LLC and the president and owner of ERA Advisory, which specializes in business strategy, leadership development, and government contracting. Since December 2018, Rothstein has been a Carroll County Commissioner for District 5 and a board member of the FORT MEADE ALLIANCE FOUNDATION. Previously, Rothstein held the position of executive director at The BWI Business Partnership, Inc. and served on the board of the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore. Rothstein has also taught leadership and business management as an adjunct professor at Anne Arundel Community College. Educational qualifications include a master's degree in National Security and Resource Strategy from the Dwight D. Eisenhower School, a master's in Human Resource Development from Webster University, and a bachelor's degree in Education from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania.
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Baltimore Metropolitan Council
ABOUT BMC The Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) is a group of trusted experts who help guide the future of the Baltimore region. We evaluate needs and trends, listen to communities, and develop and implement programs and projects. BMC’s Board of Directors governs the agency and sets our policy agenda. BMC’s staff convenes elected officials, state and local agency specialists, and regional leaders to advance shared priorities in transportation, housing, workforce development, emergency management and more. Through our work, we are committed to making our communities livable, accessible and prosperous for all. ABOUT BRTB The Baltimore Regional Transportation Board (BRTB) is the federally designated metropolitan planning organization for the Baltimore region. Staffed by the Baltimore Metropolitan Council, board members include local elected officials as well as local, state and federal agency specialists who guide transportation planning and budgeting. We evaluate needs and trends, listen to communities, and advance shared priorities for the movement of people and goods throughout the Baltimore Region with a focus on safety, equity and resilience. FOR MORE INFORMATION, please visit: http://www.baltometro.org/ Please do not contact BMC employees to inquire about job openings at BMC. Instead, please visit http://www.baltometro.org for listings and instructions.