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David Maloney has been a journalist for more than 20 years and has been with DC Velocity since April of 2004. He currently serves as senior editor, responsible for the magazine’s e-content and special projects. Prior to joining DCV, David was senior editor for Modern Materials Handling where he wrote feature articles and many of that magazine's cover stories. David ... has extensive experience as a broadcast journalist. Before writing for supply chain publications, he was a journalist, television producer and director in Pittsburgh. David combines a background of reporting on logistics with his video production experience to bring new opportunities to DC Velocity readers, including Web-based videos highlighting top distribution and logistics facilities, Webcasts and other cross-media projects.
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David Maloney is a Certified personal property appraiser with over twenty-five years of experience. A veteran appraisal course writer and instructor, he is the recipient of numerous honors including the International Society of Appraisers' (ISA) Lifetime Achievement Award. Maloney has served as President of the Association of Online Appraisers, as Vice President of the ISA, on the Board of Directors of the Claims Prevention and Procedure Council, and as Chairman of the Emerging Issues Committee of The Appraisal Foundation Advisory Council. In addition, for fourteen years he authored Maloney's Antiques & Collectibles Resource Directory, hailed as a "Best Reference Book" by the Library Journal. more
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David Maloney, a nationally renowned appraiser and author, has joined Sales Online Direct as Chief Appraisal Officer. Maloney will direct the activities of the "Ask the Appraiser" online appraisal service offered on the company's CollectingChannel.com Web site. Maloney is the author of "Maloney's Antiques & Collectibles Resource Directory," a unique database of resource people, organizations and institutions in the collecting field, and the "Complete Online Course in Personal Property Appraising."
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David Maloney [B]egan his professional Singer/Songwriter career over twenty-five years ago. For much of this time, he was one half of the highly acclaimed West Coast duo, Reilly & Maloney, releasing nine successful albums and touring with many national acts, ranging from Judy Collins to the Seattle Symphony. For the past decade he has been touring solo, with six solo albums to his credit. He has filled rooms from The Great American Music Hall (San Francisco) to the intimate folk stages of Passim's (Boston) and The Birchmere (Alexander, VA). Over the years, his songs have been featured on several networks, including ESPN, CBS and CNN. David wrote the music for Rick Foster's The Great Blight and premiered the one-man show in October of 1999.
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David Maloney recently produced a 30-minute DVD movie documenting the 35-year history of the Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick. On behalf of the club, Maloney donated a copy to the Historical Society of Frederick County. “I am proud of the service provided by our club since 1972,” said Maloney, “and I am glad there is a place such as the Historical Society that can preserve this history of the contributions Kiwanis has made to Frederick County.” Making use of newspaper clippings and photographs contributed by club members and of a club history compiled by club member Ed Crawford, the movie is set to background music and presents in chronological order the activities, fundraisers and contributions the club has made over the years. Dedicated to those who passed away while members of the club, the DVD ... includes charter members, photographs of present members and a listing of the scores of organizations that have benefited over the years. Pictured is Marie Washburn, Historical Society of Frederick County librarian, accepting the DVD along with a program of the 35th Anniversary Charter Night Celebration from Maloney.
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David Maloney was appointed Director of the Historic Preservation Office (HPO) andas theState Historic Preservation Officer in October 2007. He has more than 25 years of experience in historic preservation, planning, and urban design in the District of Columbia. As the senior member of the professional staff, Mr. Maloney is extensively involved in all aspects of the preservation program, with lead responsibility for preservation planning and the review of major commercial and government projects downtown and in the Mall area. He is responsible for policy development and program management, and serves as a primary liaison with other government agencies.Mr. Maloney represents the Mayor on the National Capital Memorial Advisory Commission. Prior to joining the HPO in 1985, Mr. Maloney served for seven years as staff architect and program manager for the Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation, focusing on PADC's residential and historic preservation programs.
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