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John B. Kincaid, Sr.
Chartered CPA
10005 Rhode Island Ave.
College Park, MD 20740
301-441-9300
Through monthly networking breakfasts, the Catholic Busness Network of Prince George's County helps its members grow their businesses while applying Christian principles in the workplace.
Annual fund-raising events help CBN-PG support Catholic schools and students throughout Prince George's County, Maryland,
Catholic Business Network
of Prince George's County
P.O. Box 615
Lanham, MD 20703-0615
(301) 779-7833
2008Golf Classic
Frost and a late start didn't dampen the spirits of the almost sixty participants in the annual CBN-PG Golf Classic held at Renditions course on Monday, October 20, 2008. Good food and drink and a host of prizes rounded out a day of camaderie and good spirits.
The first place winners who garnered individual prizes as well as the trophy and a $1000 grant for their school were the DeMatha team of Mike Jones, Sam Weaver, Clemont Jacobs and Eric Smith. The second place team was composed of Cindi Scafide, Hilary Bruggon Fordwich, Jay Frye and Charles Sumper.
Paul Dougherty's team which included Chris O'Brien, Mike Grace and Chuck Montgomery came in third. The prize for Closest to the Pin went to Mike Grace while Long Drive Men and Women were won by Steve Miller and Laura Clark respectively.
Click on the photo above to view all photos from the event.
Third Annual Crab Feast
Nearly 200 guests of all ages packed the Sacred Heart Council Knights of Columbus in Bowie for the most successful Crab Feast to date.
Kudos to Steve Kemp, who started the event three years ago and who sold a large number of tickets himself.
Click on the photo on the left to view all of the event's photos.
The
first annual CBN-PG Summer Family BBQ was held Saturday, July 19, 2008 at the home of Paul and Elizabeth Dougherty in Upper Marlboro, MD.To view an album of the day's activities, click on Paul's picture on the right.
The weather cooperated and provided a clear, hot day, which made the pool (and the water balloon fight that broke out) all the more refreshing. The delicious food, which was enjoyed by 44 guests, was provided by Bill's Backyard BBQ of College Park.
The CBN-PG 10th Aniversary Gala was held Friday, May 2, at the Four Points Sheraton in New Carrollton, MD. About 180 guests attended and enjoyed good food and drink, entertainment and a great silent auction.
After honoring volunteers and Business Partners from parishes and schools, President Jim Palmer awarded the 2008 scholarships. Full information on the recipients as well as other honorees, can be accessed here. Please click on the photo album link on the right to view a slide show of images from the night's festivities.
2007 Crab Feast Many generations enjoy good food, fun Sunday, October 29 was a classic fall day, with leaves changing color and a chill in the air. What better way to celebrate than at CBN-PG's Second Annual Crab Feast? About 150 people of all ages attended the event at the Sacred Heart Council of the Knights of Columbus in Bowie.
A 50-inch TV was tuned into football -- unfortunately the Redskins didn't cooperate with a win -- and then was raffled off. The winning ticket was drawn by Fr. George Wilkinson, pastor of Holy Redeemer in College Park (who is pictured above with a helper in pink, and event organizer Steve Kemp in the background.)
Many families turned out in large numbers, including several generations of the Facchina family (B.G. Facchina and his family are pictured at right.)
The kids had a great time cartwheeling and sliding around the dance floor as their parents and grandparents made short work of bushel after bushel of crabs, prepared by Buddy's of Annapolis.
Click on any of the photos above to be taken to a full photo album for the event, and plan for a third installment of the Crab Feast next fall.
2007 Golf Classic
DeMatha reclaims bragging rights Over 60 golfers enjoyed beautiful weather, manicured fairways and delicious food at the Annual CBN-PG Golf Classic on Monday, October 22. DeMatha High School won the tournament which allows them bragging rights, to house the CBN-PG golf trophy for this year and also provides a $1,000 grant to the school.
First time players from Elizabeth Seton High School who participated thanks to the largess of John Kincaid, Jr. of Stoy Malone & Co., vowed to give DeMatha a run for their money next year. "This year, we played for fun. Next year, we're gonna get serious," they promised. Click on any photo below to view an album of this year's tournament.
2007 Golf Classic Photo Album
9th Annual Awards Celebration
Nearly 300 whoop it up with Wootten
and help CBN-PG raise over $15,000 There was a lot to cheer about at this year's Volunteer Awards Celebration honoring legendary DeMatha Head Coach Morgan Wootten (pictured on right with wife Cathy,) but the only basketballs present were signed and auctioned to fund CBN-PG's scholarship program.
Stay tuned for more details about the exciting evening, including a list of all of the volunteers and scholarship recipents who were celebrated. To view a gallery of photos, click here.
2006
Crab Feast Good food, friends, surprise guests
help make first Crab Feast a success The
first-ever CBN-PG Crab Feast took place Sunday, October 22 at the
Knights of Columbus Hall in Bowie. The weather was crisp and the
crabs were fresh and delicious, according to President Steve Kemp
(pictured on right.)
More than 80 people enjoyed a full seafood spread and the Redskins
game. The afternoon event provided a chance to network for those
who can't make the breakfast meetings, and with at least one surprise
guest.
About
an hour into the event, Lt. Gov. Michael Steele arrived with an
entourage. He talked with guests about the importance of government
support for small businesses. He is pictured on the left with CBN-PG
member John Solari of Bowie.
Kemp, who went the extra mile to ensure the event's success, hopes
the Crab Feast will become an annual happening.
2006 Golf Classic
St. Columba regains golf trophy Since
the CBN-PG Golf Classic began, the St. Columba crew has won three
out of four matches. They reclaimed the trophy Thursday, October 26,
at Renditions Golf Club in Davidsonville. Chuck Restivo, Sean Warfield,
Joe Leightner, and Eric Miller of St. Columba are pictured on the
right basking in the glow of their victory and of a picture-perfect
day of golf.
It
was 40 degrees at the shotgun start. After coffee and collecting this
year's gifts, including mock turtlenecks, the nearly 80 golfers were
warmed up and took to the course. Premiums included a "beat the
pro" hole and a fully-stocked beverage cart, sponsored by John
Kincaid, Sr. Pictured is the team from St. Ambrose, headed by John
McGuirk on the left, who helped raise a bumper crop of hole sponsors.
Afterward
in the clubhouse, there was a barbecue lunch and awards ceremony.
Paul Dougherty, chairman of the Golf Classic and pictured on the right,
recognized the first and last place finishers along with those with
the longest drives and the lowest scores.
Second place went to Steve Morusiewicz, Tom Kerley, Jamie Dilla, and
Paul Dougherty of Assumption parish. In third place were: Mike Jones,
Neal Murphy, Bob Weaver, and Spencer Allen who played for DeMatha.
2006 Golf Classic Photo Album
Friday, March 26, 2010
7:30 - 9 am
Country Club of Woodmore, Mitchellville, MD (directions)
Plan to join us on Friday, March 26. Our speaker will be Edward J. Johnson III, President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Metro DC.
Since 1920, the BBB has promoted and fostered the highest ethical relationships between business and the public, They accoplish this through voluntary self-regulation, consumer and business education, and service excellence. Johnson will discuss ways that the BBB can assist CBN-PG members.
There also will be time for networking, so bring business cards and be ready to meet new people.
As a reminder, our snow policy is that if the County public schools close or are two hours delayed, we do not meet. Please RSVP today by clicking on the link below, or call 301-779-7833 for more details.
Why attend?
CBN-PG Members:
Promote your products and services; network with other like-minded businesspeople.
Parishioners, Schools, Parishes: Find new suppliers for your needs. Support the Catholic businesses that support Catholic education.
Catholics in Business & Professions:
Discover that CBN-PG means business, and strong businesses mean stronger
schools and parishes.
Cost: $20/members
$30/non-members
At the door, if not pre-registered, $30
Pre-registered no-shows will be billed $20
The dress code at Woodmore is business casual, (i.e. no denim or t-shirts,
shirts tucked in, collared shirts for men.) Any questions, please contact
Stephanie Solari at 301-779-7833.
Click here for an archive of past Networking Breakfasts.
Since
the CBN-PG Golf Classic began, the St. Columba crew has won three
out of four matches. They reclaimed the trophy Thursday, October 26,
at Renditions Golf Club in Davidsonville. Chuck Restivo, Sean Warfield,
Joe Leightner, and Eric Miller of St. Columba are pictured on the
right basking in the glow of their victory and of a picture-perfect
day of golf.
It
was 40 degrees at the shotgun start. After coffee and collecting this
year's gifts, including mock turtlenecks, the nearly 80 golfers were
warmed up and took to the course. Premiums included a "beat the
pro" hole and a fully-stocked beverage cart, sponsored by John
Kincaid, Sr. Pictured is the team from St. Ambrose, headed by John
McGuirk on the left, who helped raise a bumper crop of hole sponsors.
Afterward
in the clubhouse, there was a barbecue lunch and awards ceremony.
Paul Dougherty, chairman of the Golf Classic and pictured on the right,
recognized the first and last place finishers along with those with
the longest drives and the lowest scores.
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Since 1920, the BBB has promoted and fostered the highest ethical relationships between business and the public, They accoplish this through voluntary self-regulation, consumer and business education, and service excellence. Johnson will discuss ways that the BBB can assist CBN-PG members.