Glen Burnie Bancorp named Joseph G. ?Jay? Baldwin to the Board of Directors, announced Mark C. Hanna, President and CEO of Glen Burnie Bancorp and The Bank of Glen Burnie. Baldwin?s appointment to the Board follows the retirement of former member Charles F. ?Derick?

Lynch Jr. A native of Anne Arundel County, Baldwin has served as president and CEO of Reliable Contracting Company Inc., since 2002. He is a third-generation leader; his family founded Reliable in 1928. Since then, it has grown into one of Maryland?s site work, road, and highway construction companies.

An alumnus of the University of Maryland, Baldwin began working at Reliable while in high school and became a full-time employee after graduating from college in 1986. Later in his career, he founded Reliable Commercial Construction and Reliable Real Estate Services and, through Reliable, purchased a majority stake in Environmental Quality Resources. Baldwin has held various leadership positions in the construction industry, including with the Maryland Highway Contractors Association (past board president), the Associated Builders and Contractors?Chesapeake Shores Chapter (past board chairman), the Anne Arundel Utility Contractors Association (past board president), the Maryland Asphalt Association (past board member) and the National Associated Builders and Contractors (past board vice chairman).

Baldwin received the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year® Award (2007) in the Construction and Contracting Services category for the Mid-Atlantic region. He has been involved in developing several of the area?s most successful projects, including the Quarterfield Crossing Shopping Center, the Waugh Chapel Town Center in Gambrills, and Waugh Chapel III. In 2015, he was appointed to Governor Larry Hogan?s Regulatory Reform Commission, serving with Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford.

The Commission conducted a comprehensive review of Maryland?s regulatory climate and issued a report identifying over 600 individual regulations that could be streamlined or eliminated. All 657 recommendations were implemented, making a lasting impact in the state. Along with his family, Baldwin is involved in many charitable and philanthropic activities, including playing an instrumental role in the financing and building of The School of the Incarnation.

Additionally, he served on the Foundation Board of Anne Arundel Medical Center for ten years and on the Building Campaign Committee for Hospice of the Chesapeake.