James Strott Email & Phone Number

Hq - 715 St. Paul, Baltimore, Md 21202

Providing Nationwide: Registered Agent & Office Services Independent Director, Manager and Springing Member ServicesClient Annual Report Preparation & Filing Managementwww.tracagents.com

Baltimore Headquarters

Assisting with formation and registration of corporations and other business entities. Providing law firms and lenders with research in connection with transactional due diligence for acquisitions, refinancings and like commercial transactions. HIQ compiles data from available public records from many different sources. Public records research Entity formation & registration expertise Federal/State tax lien searches Pending litigation & judgment searches in Federal & Local jurisdictionsBankruptcy searches Uniform Commercial Code financing statement/fixture searches & filing

Baltimore, Maryland Area

Pets on Wheels is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that brings therapy animals to facilities across Maryland for friendly visits. Each year more than 175,000 people enjoy our Volunteer Teams’ visits at nearly 400 facilities and special events.

Towson, Maryland

TUPM is an organization which manages and governs the day-to-day operations of WTMD FM 89.7 Baltimore radio. A nationally leading public radio station licensed by Towson University, WTMD is on the forefront as a listener-supported, innovative public media broadcast center. WTMD's new home is a place that houses creative people in a vanguard facility. It's welcoming, flexible design has created the opportunity for non-traditional revenue sources such as social and corporate rentals while serving the greater Baltimore region with an eclectic mix of music, newscasts and community events. As a nonprofit, non-commercial radio station, our mission is to connect artists and audiences. By coupling innovative programming formats with an intense community involvement, WTMD cultivates a music, arts and culture institution both inside and outside the walls of our state-of-the-art broadcast and community center.Please visit http://wtmd.org to learn more about the station.

1700 Ridgely St, Baltimore, Md 21230

Second Chance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides people, materials and the environment with a second chance. We deconstruct buildings and homes, salvaging usable materials to make those available to the public within our 200,000 square feet of retail space. With the revenue so generated, we provide job training and workforce development for those with employment obstacles in the Baltimore region. Second Chance is a social enterprise with a true triple-bottom-line focus meaning that everything we do is:- environmentally sound,- socially responsible, and- financially viableOur commitment to sustainable practices is the foundation of our value system. From these values rise multiple opportunities including training for marketable skill development, provision of a livable wage through our creation of "green collar jobs", broad access to valuable materials treasures, architectural preservation, and reduced usage of Maryland's landfills. The Greco column in our logo speaks to the legacy of Second Chance. Second Chance is the largest business of its kind in the Baltimore area with a commitment to exporting our expertise to other regions.We are committed to preserving our collective architectural heritage here as well as in the many other states where we operate up and down the Eastern seaboard. We are genuine specialists in reclaiming building assets wherever they can be found. We invite you to visit and explore our diverse and ever-changing inventory. Second Chance is a fascinating place to explore and every dollar spent here supports every aspect of our organization. Please come on in and wander about. It is a haven for DIYers, architects and builders. We promise you will be amazed at what you will find in our immense warehouse and it's showrooms. What’s not to like?Visit http://www.secondchanceinc.org to learn more about this wonderful, unique organization.

'The Avenue' - Hampden

The mission of the Hampden Family Center is to enrich the lives of Hampden residents through education and professional support, and to encourage individual growth and community fellowship.The Hampden Family Center began as a joint project of the Greater Hampden Coalition composed of the Hampden Community Council, Hampden Midtown Kiwanis, and Hampden Village Merchants Association, and the Junior League of Baltimore, Inc. Members of the Greater Hampden Coalition were particularly concerned about children without sufficient after-school programs and activities, the high school dropout rate, rising drug problems and prostitution, and the high rate of infants born to teenage mothers.The Family Center has served as a "hub" for community activities in Hampden for 19 years. We provide programs and support services for all who live, learn and work in the community. Here, children enjoy after-school and summer enrichment programs. Adults can participate in literacy classes to brush up on their math, reading and writing skills in preparation for the GED class and exam. And seniors from the community can enjoy monthly lunches with their peers. In addition, we offer emergency and benefit assistance programs.Visit at http://www.hampdenfamilycenter.org/

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VP/Operations Director of HIQ Subsidiary

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Hylind Infoquest, EVP-Director of Operations

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