Program - McElroy Enterprises

President’s Biography
Jay a native of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania y graduated g from the
University of Pittsburgh with a
Bachelors of Science degree in
Information Systems and Computer
Science. She moved to Maryland
over 25 years ago where she Jay McElroy
continued her career as an Information Specialist and
Trainer working for several Fortune 500 corporations.
She also worked as a part-time real estate agent for 13
years in both Montgomery and Prince George’s
counties. After purchasing her first home, she could
not resist her family entrepreneur history. Inspired by
her mother (a Chaplain for more than 50 years), she
became a landscape designer who beautified her
personal property and could not resist helping her
neighbors, friends and not very long after, her
customers. I In the h winter i months, h she h fll followed d the h
footsteps of her father (World War II Army veteran)
and brother and become a home improvement junkie.
She began painting, laying flooring, installing surround
sound systems and finally refurbishing homes for resale.
As a young adult, she was a community advocate. She
could always be found sharing her life experiences with
young children children, assisting senior citizens and veterans veterans.
Inspired by her best friend Emmanuel, she was
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Table of Content
November 3, 2010 | Veterans Extravaganza
President’s Biography………..…….. 2
Program Schedule……………………. 3
VIP Networking Lounge……………. 7
Seminars………………………………….. 9
The Kiddy Barracks………………….. 15
Exhibitors………………………………..
Exhibitors………………………………..17 17
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Program Schedule
7:00am-2:00pm
7:00am-2:00pm
9:15am 9:15am-10:00am 10:00am
9:55am
10:00am-2:00pm
Main Show Hall
Concourse Level
Main Show Hall
Main Show Hall
Main Show Hall G
Doors Open and Registration
Concession Open
Opening Ceremony
Car Giveaway
Gift Giveaways Every 15 Minutes
10:00am-2:00pm Winners Circle Lounge Seminars
10:00am-2:00pm Paddock Room
Seminars
10:00am-2:00pm Main Show Hall Sign Up for Job Candidate Certification Training Booth 415
10:00am-2:00pm Main Show Hall Sign Up for Corporate Training Booth 710
10:00am-2:00pm Tack Room
VIP Networking Lounge
10:00am-2:00pm Main Show Hall The Kiddy Barracks
10:00am-2:00pm Main Show Hall Hall Hiring Fair
10:00am-2:00pm Main Show Hall Veteran Benefit and Service Providers
10:30am-11:00am Tack Room
Small Business Ceremony – VIP Networking Lounge
10:15am-1:45pm Main Show Hall B Acupuncture Treatment by Belynda G. White L.A.C Booth 617
11:30am-12:30pm Tack Room
Small Business Panel Discussion
11:00am-12:00pm The Kiddy Barracks “The Great Zucchini”
12:00pm-12:30pm
12:30pm-12:45pm
1:55pm
Main Show Hall
The Kiddy Barracks
Main Show Hall
Keynote Speaker
Mr. Edward Chow, Jr.
Maryland Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Secretary Edward Chow, Jr. was sworn in as
Secretary of Veterans Affairs for Maryland by
Governor Martin O’Malley on September 1,
2009.
In this position he oversees the Maryland Department of Veterans
Affairs and serves in the Governor’s cabinet as the state’s key advisor
for veterans. Prior to his appointment, Secretary Chow served as
Director of Programs for the Asian Pacific American Institute for
Congressional Studies (APAICS), a national 50l(c)(3) non-profit, nonpartisan
educational organization based in Washington, D.C. APAICS
serves as an informational resource to Congress regarding the Asian
Pacific American community.
Chow’s Chow s military service began in 1956 when he first enlisted in the U.S. U S
Army. While enrolled at Seattle University he joined the R.O.T.C. and
was commissioned a Second Lieutenant upon his graduation in
1962. He served in Germany and completed his service as a Captain in
Vietnam. He was awarded the Bronze Star.
He has served as President of the Maryland State Council, Vietnam
Veterans of America (VVA) since 2006. He was elected the National
Vice President of VVA in 2001 and re-elected in 2003. VVA is a
congressionally chartered veteran service organization in service to all
veterans and their families. Chow was elected to the National Board of
Directors for the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) and served from
1991-1993. He earlier served as Washington State President of the
VVA between 1986-1990. He has also served as Vice-Chair of a
Veterans Cemetery Board in Seattle.
Hall Hero Dog Show
Who’s a Patriot – Danielle Chisolm
Car Giveaway
Chow was appointed as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy
for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in 1993. He
worked with the Department until his retirement in 2001.
He has extensive experience in both the public and private
sectors. Prior to joining the VA, he was City Administrator
for the City of Kent where he directed a $65 million dollar
budget and effectively saved the city $1.5 million. From 1979
to1981, he was Director of Emergency Services for
Washington State where he managed the state’s response to
natural and other disasters which included the eruption of Mt.
St. Helens.
Chow has successfully run businesses, first managing a family
owned venture and later working as a self-employed business
consultant consultant. From From 1968-74 1968 74, he was registered with the New
York Stock Exchange and worked as an executive in the
securities industry as a portfolio manager and investment
advisor, first for Bache and Company and later with Shearson,
Hammill & Company.
He is a Life Member of the Disabled American Veterans,
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Vietnam Veterans of
America. He is also a member of Hispanic War Veterans and
the Japanese Veterans Association Association.
He received an MA from the University of Puget Sound and
his BA from Seattle University.
A devoted father, Chow has a son and a daughter, both
medical doctors, and three grandsons.

Masters of Ceremony
Honor Guard
Program
Mr. Kenneth Harris,
Vice President nVideoTRAINING and nVideoJOBS
Mr. James Parker,
Program Manager nVideoCONFERENCES
University of Maryland Air Force Reserve Officers Training
Corp (ROTC)
Opening Prayer
Mr. Edgar g S. Bankhead, ,
Chaplain VA Medical Center Washington, DC
Soloist
Welcome
Ms. Isabella McClorin – “Star Spangled Banner”
Ms. Donna Edwards,
Congresswoman Representing the 4 th District of Maryland
GGreetings i Mr Mr. Will A A. GGunn, nn
General Counsel, US Department of Veterans Affairs
Introduction of Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Car Giveaway
Closing Remarks
Mr. Ronald Walter,
Acting Deputy US Department of Veterans Affairs Under
Secretary for Memorial Affairs
Mr. Stanley y Seidel, ,
Director, Veterans Employment and Training US Department
of Labor State of Maryland
Mr. James Thur,
Regional Director Virginia Wounded Warriors Program
Mr. Kwasi Holman, President and CEO,
Prince Georges Geor es County Co nt Economic De Development elopment Corporation
Ms. Eunice Myles,
CEO Quality Solutions Incorporated
Mr. George Diaz, Jr.,
President Dynamic Network Enterprise
Mr. Richard Schiffauer,
Program Manager II, Montgomery County Department of
Health and Human Services, Behavioral Health and Crisis
Services
Mr. Edward Chow, Jr.,
Secretary of Veterans Affairs for Maryland
Mrs. Donna and Mr. George Diaz, Dynamic Network Enterprise
Ms. Jay McElroy,
President nVideoCONFERENCES
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Rosalind Howard currently manages the Business Services Division of the Mayor’s Office of
Employment Development in Baltimore City and has over 30 years of experience managing
and directing workforce development programs programs. The Business Services division provides
workforce solutions to local employers including funding for training initiatives.
Mr. Jim Thur currently serves as the Regional Director for the Northern Region of the Wounded Warrior Program of the
Virginia Department of Veterans Services. He has over 35 years experience in the field of human
services. He has worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs, two Area Agencies on Aging,
and a federally funded human service integration project in Pennsylvania. In 2008, he retired from
Fairfax County after serving for 27 years as the Executive Director of the Fairfax-Falls Fairfax Falls Church
Community Services Board which serves persons with mental illness, substance use disorders, and
intellectual disabilities. He holds Masters Degrees in both Social Work and Public Health as well as
a Specialist in Aging certificate from the Institute of Gerontology at the University of Michigan. Jim
is a retired Captain in the US Navy Reserve and a Vietnam veteran.
Mrs. Kahlila Nichols has over 30 years of counseling and advocacy work history in the Human
Service field field, which includes workforce development and health care care. In addition to her work history
in the Workforce Development and Health Care industries she has dedicated her time and energy in
supporting community and social organizations, such as hospice services, PTA, Girl Scouts, Big
Brothers/Big Sisters and hospitality services. Kahlila Nichols holds a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in
Social Work/Social Science from Coppin State College, and is currently the Division Director of
Workforce Operations for The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development.
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Let Us Not Forget g
A dedication to the men and women who made the ultimate
sacrifice. May God bless the families who they left behind
and The United States of America.

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VIP Networking Lounge
The VIP Networking Lounge presents the ultimate networking opportunity for businesses owners. The
lounge host George Diaz, President of Dynamic Network Enterprises, Stafford, Virginia. The keynote
speaker, Bridget Bean, District Director of the Washington. Metropolitan District Office for the U.S. Small
Business Administration (SBA).
Business owners will meet face to face and network with representatives from local and federal agencies
including: United States Department of Agriculture, Census Bureau, Department of Veterans Affairs,
Department of Justice, Department of Energy, Department of State, Department of the Interior,
Department of Homeland Security, Federal Aviation Administration, Prince Georges County Minority
Business Enterprise and Montgomery County Economic Development and many more business owners.
SCHEDULE
10:00am-2:00pm Tack Room Business Networking in the VIP Networking Lounge
10:30am-11:00am Tack Room Small Business Ceremony
11:30am-12:30pm Tack Room Small Business Panel Discussion
12:30pm-2:00pm Tack Room Business Networking in the VIP Networking Lounge
CEREMONY
Master of Ceremony
Welcome
Greetings
Introduction of Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Closing Remarks
George Diaz,
President Dynamic Network Enterprises
Kwasi Holman,
President & CEO Prince Georges County Economic Development Corporation
Daniel Sturdivant,
Assistant to the Director for Outreach & SDVOB Coordinator at US Department
of Homeland Security
Dr Dr. Elizabeth S. S Morris, Morris
Col. Retired, Owner of Family Dental Care Center
Arielle Clayton,
Program Coordinator nVideoCONFERENCES Speaker
Bridget Bean,
District Director of the Washington. Metropolitan District Office for the U.S. Small
Business Administration
Jay McElroy, President and CEO nVideoCONFERENCES
In April of 2009 Bridget Bean was named as the District Director of the Washington Metropolitan District
Office for the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
Prior to this appointment, Ms. Bean served in numerous leadership capacities within SBA’s headquarters.
These previous p positions p pprovided her with a keen understanding g of policy p y development p which will help p her
implement the key areas of SBA activity that are vital for the growth and development of small businesses in
the Metropolitan D.C. area
Most recently, Bridget Bean served as Deputy Associate Administrator for the agency’s 68 field offices
across the nation. In this position, she was in daily contact with all the SBA District Directors and was able
to identify the practices and habits of the most effective offices in the country. She will use this knowledge and utilize the most
responsive and successful field practices to effectively address the needs of small business owners in the DC area.
While in her position within SBA’s field operations, she was instrumental in developing cross disciplinary teams in district offices
around the nation that worked to reduce the backlog of SBA disaster loans in the months following Hurricane Katrina.
The SBA’s Washington Metropolitan District Office has a staff of 30 professionals dedicated to providing both the highest quality
service and timely service to existing and soon to be small business owners. It has the largest 8(a) Business Development portfolio
(1,700 firms) in the nation, a loan portfolio of more than 4,600 loans providing in excess of $700 million in capital to Small Businesses,
four active Micro Lenders who also provide technical assistance to small business owners through longstanding.

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Officers in the DC, MD and VA metropolitan area.
Managers g must have at least three years y military, y police p and/or project p j management g experience. p Having g a BA
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STANLEY A. SEIDEL
Mr. Seidel enlisted in the United States Army on January 20, 1967. He was on active
duty for three years including one tour in Vietnam with the Fourth Infantry Division in
1968.
After his military service, he attended Union Community College in Cranford, New
Jersey. He transferred to Rutgers University and graduated in 1976 with a B.A. in
History.
Mr. Seidel was selected as the Director, Office of Operations and Programs, on
September 26, 1999. His responsibilities included line authority and overall supervision
of the Operations and Program staff including VETS field staff. Additionally, Mr. Seidel
provided day-to-day direction for the operation of the National Veterans’ Training
Institute for the development of training plans and needs of VETS staff as well as the
DVOPs and LVERs in the current service delivery systems.
Mr. Seidel voluntarily transferred back to the position of Director for Veterans’
EEmployment l andd TTraining ffor the h state off MMaryland l d in 2002 2002. BBesides d working k on dday-to
day operations, Mr. Seidel was also the Project Lead for an Incarcerated Veterans
Transition Program (IVTP) Demonstration Grants operated by the U.S. Department of
Labor. Mr. Seidel has also been involved in several projects to enhance the training of
VETS staff especially dealing with the Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program
(HVRP) and the Veterans Workforce Investment Program.
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Seminars
Gain inspiration and knowledge from some of the greatest presenters of the military and civilian communities, with 8 seminars and
special events. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or an amateur, 2010 Veterans Extravaganza has the education you need to
strengthen your competitive advantage. If you missed one of our seminars or if you would simply like to register for our classroom
training call 1-866-952-0200 for more information.
Time Location Seminar
10:15am - 11:00am Winner Circle VA Benefits and Services
Paddock Room Land a Government Job - Open Positions
11:15am - 12:00pm Winner Circle Home Purchase and Financing
Pdd Paddock k RRoom GG.I. I Bill
12:15pm - 1:00pm Winner Circle Continue Your Education
Paddock Room Starting a Home Based Business
1:15pm - 2:00pm Winner Circle Personal Finances
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Acupuncture and Massage Therapy for Wounded Warriors and their Families
During aa time of war war, the impact of deployment on service members members, their families and those who who care for for them them is
far-reaching. Both physical injuries and the emotional effects of war can impact one's energy, health and well-being.
Individuals become more vulnerable to chronic illness, headaches and other pain syndromes, insomnia, colds and flu.
Complementary medicine—acupuncture, therapeutic bodywork and other mind-body approaches—can address
these symptoms, as well as calm the worry, anxiety, fear, frustration or grief experienced by service members,
family members and caregivers before, during and after deployment.
Crossings HealingWorks’ Restore & Renew ® Program offers individual one-on-one therapeutic sessions at a
reduced cost for the military community—military community military service members, veterans, immediate family members, and
caregivers. Alternative therapies are used to address the trauma and stress that often result from being in the
military during wartime. In addition to addressing specific problems with pain, sleep, mood, digestion, etc., our
treatments aim to help clients restore equilibrium and find a sense of vitality, relaxation, and wholeness in their lives.
HealingWorks offers these services at reduced rates to the military community. We also have a generous sliding
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TRANSITION ASSISTANCE ADVISOR (TAA)
TAA’s serve as ombudsman for National Guardsmen
returning from Iraq or Afghanistan, although they
assist Servicemembers from all branches & wars.
Howard Hodges, Maryland’s TAA, says his mission is
to brief, advise, assist & troubleshoot any VA,
military or State benefits, issues, resources or
services, including healthcare, education,
compensation & employment. Contact him at
410.370.6916 or howard.hodges@us.army.mil

George g L. Diaz, , Jr.
Born and raised in Gary, Indiana, George L. Diaz, Jr. entered the U.S. Navy in August of 1984, serving over the next
14 years in various countries including Japan, Guam and Puerto Rico. First stationed on the USS Blue Ridge, Diaz
served three years in Yokosuka, Japan. He spent the next three in Agana, Guam stationed at the Automated Digital
Network Switching Center. Moving on to Puerto Rico, Diaz served as a Leading Petty Officer at the Naval
Computer and Telecommunications Station at Naval Station Roosevelt Roads. It was during this three-year tour
that he was cited for meritorious service and awarded a Navy Commendation Medal for his initiative in making a
significant contribution to the accomplishment of the command’s command s mission mission. He was also honored with the Navy &
Marine Corps Achievement Medal after volunteering for UNITAS deployment. In ninety days, he earned the Enlisted
Surface Warfare Specialist designation, before returning to the US. He spent his last few years as a Chief Radioman
at the DISA Headquarters in Virginia where he was recognized with the Joint Achievement Medal and Defense
Meritorious Service Medal.
Today, DNE, a multi-million dollar company, employs 22 people and, since February of 1999, has provided the
modern, sophisticated and intricately detailed IT/IA services required by the U.S. Department of Defense. A
member of the Fredericksburgg Chamber of Commerce for over a decade, , the DNE motto remains, , “DNE believes
in investing in the future.” The company regularly reinvests in the community and the world, often making donations
to local high school and community youth sports teams, the Virginia Fraternal Order of Police and, in recent months,
the Haiti earthquake relief efforts. About his company’s giving spirit, Diaz says, “I strive to help someone every day
in any way I can.”
Married to his high school sweetheart Donna for over 25 years, Diaz says, “My goal in life is to help families. I try to
make life better for my employees so they can make a better life for their families.” Speaking of family, Diaz is the
proud father of three children George the III (born in Japan), Shadea (born in Guam) and Christopher (born in the US)
as well as two grandchildren Kaden and Caylee. Showing well deserved satisfaction for both his personal and
professional lives, Diaz says, “I take my strong family beliefs and carry them into the DNE family.”
Diaz is also committed to his community in general and veterans in particular. A charter member of the Service
Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Council and an active participant in the Disabled American Veterans
Organization, Diaz sees all veterans as members of a unique family of which he is very proud to be a part. As much
as he gives back to his own family and his DNE family, he aspires to serve the family he has found amongst other
veterans as well. It is for these reasons that Diaz’s altruistic nature compels him to donate his car to another
veteran. He is proudd to hhave this h opportunity to contribute b to a fll fellow veteran in need.
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Lillie S. Cannon, PhD, AFC
Army Spouse Employment Partnership, Manager
Dr. Cannon became the Program Manager, Army Spouse Employment Partnership
in September 2008.
As the Program Manager, Dr. Cannon is responsible for developing, promoting, and executing program and
polices relating to the expansion of corporate partners within the Army employment initiatives. She works
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The Money Bag and Gift Giveaway
Join the 2010 Veterans Extravaganza team by registering at
the box office and receive your money bag for entry into the
extravaganza. Inside your money bag you will find goodies
for yourself and your family.
Participants who registered at the box office upon entry to
the Show Place Arena will be automatically eligible for gift
giveaways every 15 minutes. Giveaways include:
• Two (2) Brand new cars donated by Dynamic Network
Enterprises (DNE), Stafford, Virginia. Winners will be
responsible ibl f for car i insurance (9 (9:55am 55 & 11:55pm) 55 )
• Two (2) $500 AirTran Airline travel vouchers
• Multiple items donated by the NFL
• Multiple items donated by the Redskins
• Multiple appliances and Electronics donated by KNeal
International Trucks, Hyattsville, MD
• Multiple gift cards values starting at $10 upwards of $500
• Multiple products and services donated by local small
businesses and much much, much more
Stay with us all day and celebrate our veterans, service
members and their family members.
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The Kiddy Barracks
The Kiddy Barracks Schedule
10:00am-2:00pm Main Show Floor The Kiddy Barracks
10 10:00am-11:00am 00 11 00 Main M i Show Sh Floor Fl Play Pl Time Ti and d Games G
11:00am-12:00pm Main Show Floor “The Great Zucchini”
12:00pm-12:30pm Main Show Floor Play Time and Games
12:30pm-12:45pm Main Show Floor Who’s a Patriot – Danielle Chisolm
12:45pm-2:00pm Main Show Floor Play Time and Games
Richard Schiffauer
Richard was born in Johnstown, PA and graduated high school in Mayfield, OH.
After graduation, Richard joined the U.S. Air Force. He served his tour‐of‐duty at
Andrews Air Force Base and after his honorable discharge remained in Maryland.
He subsequently graduated from the University of Maryland majoring in
Government and Politics. He is currently employed as a Program Manager by the
Montgomery County, MD, Department of Health and Human Services. He also
serves on the h Montgomery County Commission of f Veterans’ ’ Affairs. ff
Sharon Wentzel Schiffauer
Sharon was born in Washington, DC and has resided in Maryland her entire life.
She worked for the National Institutes of Health for 25 years. At the time of her
retirement she was a Program Specialist in the Office of the Scientific Director,
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.

Thank you making this
event a success
Emmanuel Lord
Gary Bailey
Lillie Cannon
Arielle Clayton
Pamela Cousins
Danielle Chisolm
Lynne Clark
George Diaz
Donna Diaz
James Dittbrenner
Daphne Freeman
Richard Graham, III
Kevin Green
Kenneth Harris
Frances Hightower
Howard Hodges g
Kwasi Holman
Rickey Hopkins
Rosalind Howard
Kenneth Jessup
Gloria Knox
Kay Mayo
LLouise i MMcCoy C
Mae McElroy
Mary McElroy
Walter McElroy, Sr.
Walter McElroy, Jr.
Walter McElroy, III
Carrie Miller
Elizabeth S. Morris
Eric Murdock
Perry Murdock
Eunice Myles
Stephen Neal
Kahlila Nichols
James Parker
Robert Pelletier
Richard Schiffauer
Sharon Schiffauer
Stanley Siedel
Harry Shipman
Samuel Smithson
Isaac Templeton
Veronica Thurmond
Alvin Truesdale
Brian Zdunowski
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