Last week, The MacKenzie Companies hosted nearly 400 clients at their annual event. Held this year at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, attendees who included area business elites, executives, and government officials, enjoyed an evening of networking and local fare and favorites with Baltimore’s skyline providing the perfect backdrop to the “Local Matters” themed event.

“This annual event provides members of the MacKenzie team the opportunity to build upon established relationships while making new connections, furthering our reach within the industry and marketplace,” stated Scott Wimbrow, President of MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC. “Our commitment is to our clients, to provide them with the knowledge and support necessary for making better business decisions. This year’s event allowed us to do so on a more personal level, we enjoyed our time with everyone.”

Richard Levine (DLA Piper), Mike Gill (Secretary of Commerce), and Matt Felton (President of Datastory Consulting - MacKenzie’s Mapping and Data Analytics division)

MacKenzie’s Trish Farrell and Beth Hehir of M&T Bank

Mike Kaiser (Beacon Facilities Group) and George Decker (Bay Bank) enjoy talking with guests.

MacKenzie’s Beetle Smith, Laura Williams and Tom Fidler talk with Barry Glassman, Harford County Executive

Building on the “Local Matters” event theme, three local breweries attended to provide drinks and tastings - RAR, Diamond Back, and Jailbreak Brewery. Above, Toby with RAR discusses the differences between RAR’s Nanticoke Nectar IPA and their Groove City Hefeweizen.

Members of MacKenzie’s full-service platform (l to r) - Justin Mullen, Meghan Roy, and John Schultz of MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services; Brendan Gill, President of MacKenzie Management Company; and, Robb Aumiller, President of MacKenzie Communities.