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Ken Gutermuth, BPA Chairman of the Board and Treasurer
KEN is VP, Corporate Planning, Analysis & Systems for CommScope in Hickory,
North Carolina. He has been gaming since 1975 when he played his first game
of Panzer Leader. Ken has attended Avaloncon/WBC since its inception and has
been a GM and Assistant GM for many titles. His achievements at Avaloncon
led to his election in 1997 to the Avaloncon Hall of Fame. Ken was
Convention Director for BPA's Enlightenment mini-con. He is one of the BPA Auctioneers, and he handles the accounting portion of the BPA auction.
His platform for the 2014 election was: I am running for re-election to continue to make the WBC the best gaming week of the year. WBC has become a vacation for many families, including my own, and I want to continue to make it a family friendly event that draws the best competition for the games we love. My background in Finance and Business Decision Support allows me to assist in keeping the BPA a strong and viable entity that can continue into the future and provide a great convention for future generations.
Favorite
Games: Age of
Renaissance, Paths of Glory, Le Havre
Issue:
Maintain the players atmosphere
of the convention while
promoting the hobby to
a future generation of
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Don Greenwood, BPA President and WBC Convention Director
DON is a former VP of the Avalon
Hill Game Company in charge of boardgame
development between 1972 and 1998.
He started gaming in 1960 with the
purchase of TACTICS II. The
original founder of ORIGINS, he ran
four of them before and after its
acquisition by GAMA. Disenchanted
with the commercial aspects of the
major conventions, he originated
AVALONCON in 1991 under the premise
of a return to basics with the emphasis
on the players rather than on designers
or manufacturers.
His platform for the 2015 election was: I seek re-election for my 17th year at the helm to continue WBC’s transition to its exciting 2016 site in Seven Springs. My platform can be summed up simply as: “If it ain’t broke, don't fix it!” WBC continues to evolve as the world’s best boardgame playing convention. 17 years of conservative management and unique theme have brought us to the highly anticipated launch of a new era as WBC expands its reach with an upscale family vacation destination at a bargain price that will ultimately attract even more likeminded gamers to our annual reunion.
Favorite
Games: Breakout Normandy,
Up Front, Settlers, Football
Strategy, Air Baron, Aladdins
Dragons, Napoleonic Wars
Issue:
Preserve the traditions of AVALONCON
by maintaining the high degree
of camaraderie and competition
at the world’s best boardgaming
convention. |
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Bruce
Monnin, Secretary
BRUCE is
a substitute math teacher
and a high school sportswriter
in Minster, Ohio. He
published the BOARDGAMER
magazine until he became editor
of MMP’s Operations magazine.
He has been gaming
since 1980 when he
discovered Battle
of the Bulge ’65.
He has attended every
Avaloncon/WBC, serving
as GM since 1995 in
seven different events
and was honored with
the Best GM award for
his shepherding of
the War At Sea tournament
in 1998. He was appointed
in 2000
by the BPA
Board of Directors
to fill out the remaining
term of Russ Gifford,
who retired for health
reasons, and elected
to a full three year
term in 2002 and has served since that time.
His platform for the 2014 election was: I am running for re-election to the BPA Board of Directors because I have a desire to help implement the next facility contract for the World Boardgaming Championships as well as to provide continuity on the Board during the next few years. I will also continue to promote the BPA play-by-email tournaments as a way for members to stay active in our organization throughout the year. My goal is to ensure a balance remains between the fun in the WBC (such as the auction, the Team Tournament and the late night events) and the basic competitive nature of the convention.
Favorite
Games: War At
Sea, Wilderness War,
Across Five Aprils,
March Madness, Circus Maximus, Twilight Struggle
Issue: To
steadily grow the BPA
PBeM tournaments and
the WBC while maintaining
the focus on the play of
games. |
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Josh Githens
JOSH is the Retail Management Representative for HASBRO, Inc. in Greenville, SC. He has had gaming as part of his life from a young age, spending family time playing Parcheesi, Battleship, Trivial Pursuit, etc. Josh was introduced to the Greenville, SC gaming group via his high school soccer coach. Since 1998 he has enjoyed playing a wide range of games from Acquire, Circus Maximus, Napoleonic Wars, Dominion, the list goes on. He looks forward to meeting up with the group every week to enjoy games but more importantly friends. This is the same way he feels about the WBC, having attended since 1999; it is the highlight of the year. He has been GM for Air Baron, and currently is the GM of Formula De. He looks forward to serving the convention and its members in ways that both strengthen and support the WBC.
Favorite
Games: Circus Maximus, Napoleonic Wars, Titan, Dominion
Issue: Promote a healthy growth of new attendees while maintaining the focus and traditions that have acted as the pillars of the convention. |
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Andy Lewis
ANDY runs the day-to-day operations of a plastic wear and friction testing
and test equipment manufacturing company and is VP of GMT Games responsible
for Game Submissions and Development. His two jobs and growing family
keep him very busy. He started gaming
in 1971 with D-Day. He has attended Avaloncon/WBC for 19
years and been a GM for 17. He owes a lot to this convention since
it is directly responsible for bringing his wife into the hobby.
His position with GMT arose from his desire to help the hobby by
playtesting for AH, and then GMT which led to developing Saratoga, Paths
of Glory, and others.
His platform for the 2015 election was: I would like to continue on the Board to ensure the composition of the Century and overall tournament offerings remains a good mix for all the different types of attendees. I bring a personal perspective as a wargamer of 40 years who participates yearly in wargame, sports, Euro and late night events. WBC has been our family vacation since our kids were born (18 years ago). In addition, I would like to help with the transition to the new facility which I approved. I also represent the perspective of the vendors and publishers as a VP of GMT Games.
Favorite
Games: We The
People, ASL, El Grande,
Stock Car Championship
Racing, Santa Fe Rails,
Replay Baseball, Combat
Commander
Issue: Ensure the Century and the overall tournament group remains a good mix for all the different types of players participating. |
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Bruce Reiff
BRUCE is a surety bond underwriter from just outside Columbus, Ohio—home
of The Ohio State University (from whence he graduated). He’s married
to the lovely Rhonda and has two daughters, Nicole 9, and Victoria 5. Bruce’s
first strategy game was Strat-O-Matic Baseball. His first wargame
was France 1940 from the late Avalon Hill. Shortly thereafter he
discovered Diplomacy and his life has gone downhill ever since.
Bruce has been involved in GMing at Avaloncon/WBC since 1993 and has attended
all of them while racking up more wood than the rest of the Board combined
and leading to his election as the first occupant of the original AVALONCON
Hall of Fame. His gaming prowess has taken on Urban Legend status—having
claimed winner’s wood every year. A major domo with the Columbus
Area Boardgaming Society, and
if that isn’t enough, he is also our talented and entertaining head
auctioneer.
Favorite
Games: Diplomacy,
Win, Place & Show,
Football Strategy,
War at Sea, Battle
Cry, Battleline, and Formula
Motor Racing (Nicole’s
favorite) and Mamma
Mia (Victoria’s
favorite).
Issue: Maintain
a convention which all
groups/types of boardgamers
can enjoy while keeping
it on solid financial
ground. |
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Bruno Sinigaglio
BRUNO's first wargame was DDay in 1963. He is the Chief of Maintenance and Operations at Fort Wainwright, Alaska—700 facilities in an area the size of Connecticut. He can help with evaluations and discussions with facilities. He wants to ensure that gamers of ALL venues have a voice in the preservation of their favorites. There is a yearly struggle to retain games in every venue. He has participated in those struggles and would like to be a voice for anyone attempting to do likewise. He worked for Avalon Hill on select projects as designer, developer, and star center fielder. He has worked conventions in various capacities going back to Origins I, long before Bruce Reiff dreamed about winning plaques. He has GMed the following events at various “Doncons” since 1980: 776, AFK, ANZ, B17, BWD, B81, CMS, FSE, GBH, GBG, PGG, PZB, QGB, SAR, SQL, TRC, VIP, and WAS, as well as Juniors and the AH500.
Favorite Games: Grognard games and many more.
Issue: I want to ensure that gamers of ALL genres have a voice in the preservation of their favorites. |
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Stuart Tucker
STUART returned to the board in 2014, after having served previously and retiring in 2004. He is a professional economist and editor at the World Bank, where he's been successful dealing with authoring clients and reading customers, while building and managing an open access knowledge site. He has experience in game publishing and book publishing.
His platform for the 2014 election was: I’m a professional economist and editor at the World Bank, where I’ve been successful dealing with authoring clients and reading customers, while building and managing an open access knowledge site. My experience in game publishing and book publishing, and prior experience on the BoD, put me in a good position to serve once again. Through wise insight, good organizational sense, knowledge of the gaming community, and judicious action, I have a track record of helping create the BPA and weathering many challenges. I offer my time and support. Lend me your thoughts when you see me at next summer’s convention.
Favorite
Games: Hannibal, Viceroys,
Dune, Third Reich, Republic
of Rome
Issue:
TBA |
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Ken Whitesell
KEN
is a “Lead
Advisory Analyst” for
an insurance
company in Baltimore. Ken started
gaming with RPGs in
1977, graduating to real games
the following year by
getting started with Squad Leader
and Third Reich. He started GMing
events at Origins '84, and has
been
helping out at various conventions
ever since. Ken has
attended every AvalonCon / WBC,
and has been a GM at most; having
GMed 11 different events. He
has been married
to Jeanne for 15 years, and has
a son John (14) and a
daughter Amy (13).
His platform for the 2015 election was: Yet again it’s time for me to ask the membership to allow me to continue my work on the board. My priorities for this next term are (1) Ensure we have the most successful move possible to Seven Springs, (2) Keep the BPA on a sound financial footing through this move, and (3) Keep the focus of the WBC on the players and tournaments. I stand on my record as being an advocate that we never lose sight of what makes us different, and I believe significantly better, than other conventions.
Favorite Games: Conflict of Heroes, Football Strategy, Up Front, Dominion, and the old Avalon Hill "Classics" (Afrika Korps, etc)
Issue: Maintain the
focus and vision of the WBC—I want to avoid seeing it
become another GenCon/Origins. |
Officers
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Peter Stein, Comptroller
PETER is a regional controller for a real estate management company in Worthington, Ohio. His early gaming career consisted mainly of PBM Strat O Matic leagues and solo games of Russian Campaign and Fury in the West. Then, without knowing anyone, he went to his first convention, Avaloncon, 1993, “because the ads in The General made it seem interesting,” and everything changed after that. He has served as Treasurer of several clubs and is currently President of the Columbus Area Boardgaming Society. He is a regular at many conventions including Origins, Prezcon, GMT East and Buckeye Game Fest.
Favorite
Games:Whatever I’m playing. Usually. |
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Ralph Gleaton, Legal Counsel
RALPH is currently the managing partner of Gleaton Wyatt Hewitt, PA a law firm in Greenville, South Carolina, that focuses on acting as a general counsel to entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial owned businesses. Prior to going into private practice 11 years ago, he was a prosecutor in South Carolina handling cases from petty misdemeanors to capitol murder. He began playing any game he could find when he was young but went into a game hiatus when he entered college for lack of people to play with. Fortunately for him, when he moved to Greenville he met the Greenville Mafia and plays all manor of games with them weekly. He attended his first WBC in 2001 and has been to every WBC since.
Favorite
Games: Up Front, Successors |
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Kaarin
Engelmann, Asst. Convention
Director (Webmaster, Publicity)
KAARIN is a freelance writer, editor, and business consultant based in Springfield,
Virginia, but currently living in Stuttgart, Germany. In 1989, she and her husband formed Engelmann Military Simulations,
which published three games: Rise and Fall, Shattered States, and Crisis
Games: Colombia. Kaarin attended Ghengis Con and Atlanticon in the
early ’90s, but she became truly addicted to gaming after attending
the last AvalonCon, in 1998. Kaarin has attended every WBC and
has served as a GM for both adult and junior events. She received the WBC’s
Sportswoman of the Year award in 2002 and 2008. She was appointed to the BPA Board
of Directors to fill out the remaining term of Stuart Tucker who resigned
after the 2004 WBC and won election in 2005. She served through 2014. In 2005, she became Assistant
Convention Director and BPA Webmaster.
Favorite
Games: Maria, Here I Stand, Puerto Rico, Stock Car Championship
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Charles Kibler, Asst. Convention Director (Publications, Registration)
CHARLES is currently a freelance graphic designer, specializing in art for board-wargame components. He worked as an artist and designer at Avalon Hill Game Company from 1981 to 1995, and then at several Baltimore-area software firms. He designed “Red Barricades,” the first historical module for the ASL system, as well as the original rules & missions for ASL Solitaire. At the WBC, Charles & his wife Judy can usually be found behind the registration desk. Charles is an avid American Civil War re-enactor, donning blue or gray as the situation demands, and prefers the authentic/progressive ACW events.
Favorite Games: ASL, Wrasslin’, Robo-Rally, Mille-Borne
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Board Members
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Alan
Applebaum, term ended in
2003
ALAN is
a corporate lawyer in Boston.
He traces his birth as
a gamer to 1961 with exposure
to Risk and D-Day.
He has attended every AVALONCON
and been a GM for six of
them, standing ready to
serve as an alternate when
needed in his areas of
expertise. He is the principal
contributor to the GM Guidelines
which serves as the BPA
bible on how to conduct
tournaments. Alan has also
contributed a number of
in-depth strategy articles
to the AH General and the
Boardgamer magazine.
Favorite
Games: Victory in
the Pacific, Breakout Normandy,
Up Front, Advanced Third
Reich, Titan.
Issue:
His major concern is to preserve
and promote serious competition
in two-player games (primarily,
but not exclusively, wargames)
in a format that rewards
skill while providing an
enjoyable experience for
all entrants. |
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John Emery, term ended in 2000
JOHN owns and operates
a small chain of game stores
in SC. He was first introduced
to AH-style games as a freshman
at the University of Nebraska
in 1973. He has led a very successful
contingent of Carolinians which
import large quantities of plaques
to the SC area annually for the
past eight years.
Favorite
Games: Up Front,
World in Flames, Backgammon,
Britannia, Bridge
Issue:
Increase contact and involvement
with manufacturers of games
to encourage them to exhibit
and/or otherwise participate
in our conference. |
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Russ Gifford, term ended in 1999
RUSS is
a Regional Manager for TelePartners
Cable in Northeast Nebraska.
He is also a member of the
South Sioux City City Council,
various other boards and commissions,
including chair of local technology
commission that created local
FreeNet, a Distant Learning
center, and IT academy. On
the gaming side, he created
and ran free regional convention
for wargames that pulled 300
people per year for seven years—no
small feat in Nebraska—which
still continues today. His
gaming career began with chess, Stratego,
Risk and Broadsides,
but one of those old ads in Boys
Life for Gettysburg really
started the wargaming bug,
sealed when he purchased Anzio in
1972. He was the ASL GM
throughout AVALONCON and has
won five Best Six GM nominations
over that period. He also maintained
the ASL AREA ratings
in the wake of the Avalon Hill
decline until forced to give
it up by his work schedule.
Favorite
Games: ASL, Terrible
Swift Sword, The Russian
Campaign, Speed Circuit,
Diplomacy
Issue:
Continuance of wargaming
as a viable hobby, by fanning
the embers via exposure of
gaming to potential players,
young and old, especially
via highly publicized events
like conventions and tournaments. |
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Keith Hunsinger, term ended in 2006
Keith is the Senior Pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Defiance,
OH. He is also the volunteer chaplain for the city police and fire departments
and the county sheriff’s office. In addition he serves as adjunct
staff to Trinity Lutheran seminary as an Intern Supervisor. Keith’s
interest in gaming goes back to his earliest childhood with family games
and his first venture into wargaming was in the late 60’s when he
was introduced to Afrika Korps, D-Day, and Battle of the Bulge by
a history teacher and fellow student. His first games purchased were Waterloo and Blitzkrieg. He
has attended all but the first Avaloncon/BPA though his participation in
2002 was by phone and e-mail due to a family illness. He has GM’d
six different events and assisted at seven others.
Favorite
Games: Wooden Ships & Iron
Men, Atlantic Storm and ’64
Midway
Issue: To
maintain diversity within
the BPA family, to increase
exposure of the BPA, to continue
to provide the best tournaments
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Larry Lingle, term ended in 1999
LARRY is
a retired railroad conductor
for Conrail in Harrisburg,
PA. He has been gaming since
1959, when as a 10-year old,
he beat his dad, uncle and
two older brothers at Risk in
a game that ended at 2:30 AM
and began a lifelong addiction
to boardgames. A familiar face
at most gaming cons, he has
been active in AVALONCON since
the Camp Hill days, most notably
as the Waterloo GM.
Favorite
Games: Titan, Waterloo,
War in Europe, Risk, Shattered
States
Issue:
To continue the spirit and
camaraderie of AVALONCON
in the BPA by continuing
to emphasize the gamer over
commercial interests. |
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Andrew Maly, term ended in 2001
ANDREW is an Environmental Engineer in Bel Air, MD. He learned to play
Chess at 5 and graduated to wargames in 1975 with the purchase of
SPI’s Normandy. Blessed with a photographic memory,
he has the ability to remain current with an inordinate number of
game systems…and even studied ASL at the foot of the
master, Bob Medrow, in his University days. He has GMed at every
convention, doing the honors for eight different games. Most recently,
he has gained renown among gamers for his stint as an undefeated
champion on tv’s JEOPARDY from 30 November—4 December,
1998.
Favorite
Games: Up Front,
We The People, Third World
War, The Russian Campaign,
Frederick the Great
Issue:
Ensure that the enthusiasm
for the convention continues
without the need for corporate
sponsorship. |
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Greg Mayer, term ended in 1999
GREG is a
Technical Analyst for Anheuser-Busch
in St Louis. He has been gaming
since 1968 when he made the
crossover from Dogfight to D-Day.
A huge fan of Stalingrad,
Afrika Korps and Blitzkrieg in
his younger days, he has attended
AVALONCON since its inception
and been an active GM ever
since…most notably for Merchant
of Venus, one of our largest
tournaments for which he has
garnered Top Six GM status
three times. He is a former
Director of the Conflict Simulations
Game Club of Indianapolis (1984).
Favorite
Games: Merchant
of Venus, Empire Builder,
Eurorails, British Rails,
Manhattan
Issue:
To maintain the focus of
the convention in the wake
of the Avalon Hill sale to
Hasbro. Maintaining the proper
mix of old favorites while
adding titles currently in
print to allow growth without
getting lost in a sea of
games will be a constant
challenge. |
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Glenn Petroski, term ended in 2001
GLENN is an electrical-mechanical
technician from Wisconsin. Glenn
started wargaming in 1965 with D-DAY.
He has attended all the Avaloncon/WBCs
and has served as the Victory
in the Pacific GM since the
outset. His work in that area
has earned him five Top Six GM
nominations and appointment to
the Avaloncon Hall of Fame as
a GM in 1997. A born-again Christian,
Glenn has been instrumental in
the creation and continuation
of the Interfaith Religious Services
held every Sunday at the convention.
His other hobby services include
hosting the Midwest Victory in
the Pacific Open and the continuation
of the AREA rating system originated
by Avalon Hill.
Favorite
Games: Victory in
the Pacific, Blitzkrieg,
Richtoffen’s War
Issue:
Continuation of the conference
as a viable venue for wargamers
to measure their skills against
the best competition. |
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John
R. Pack, term ended in
2004
JOHN is a
database analyst/programmer
from Sandy, UT, who
can’t remember
a time when the latest
game wasn’t
his favorite addiction!
His business, GameAholics
(1993-98), helped
him learn the inside
of the game industry
and his monthly game
club, zeal for improvement
of his WBC tournaments,
and PBeM events keep
him in the center
of the action continuously!
Favorite
Games: Victory in
the Pacific, War at Sea,
Gangsters, Republic of
Rome, Advanced Third Reich,
Up Front, History of the
World, Medici, Tikal, Galaxy,
Slapshot, We the People,
Diplomacy, Axis & Allies:
Pacific
Issue: Revitalizing
juniors events and securing
tournament status equitably
for all types of tournaments
by empowering volunteer GMs. |
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Kathy Stroh, term ended in 2004
Kathy is a database administrator from Bellefonte, PA who dates her gamer
birth to 1986 when she discovered both she and her husband-to-be
owned copies of the same game: Wizards Quest. Kathy made her
mark at AVALONCON as a GM for children’s events—a role
she has filled every year since 1992—in the process winning
election to the GM wing of the AVALONCON Hall of Fame. She served
as Secretary for the Board until completing her term in 2004.
Favorite
Games: History of
the World, Merchant of
Venus, Settlers of Catan,
Medici, Age of Renaissance,
Union Pacific
Issue:
Maintain vibrancy by introducing
new games while maintaining
the enthusiasm for the old
standbys. |
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Heikki Thoen, term ended in 2000
HEIKKI is
Vice President of Education
at ICS Learning Systems in
Montreal (a division of Harcourt
Brace publishing) where he
has worked for the past 28
years. He started gaming with Blitzkrieg in
1968. He has attended every
Avaloncon and been the GM for Kingmaker for
the past 8. His mastery of Rail
Baron is evident, having
won three times in a popular
event that attracts a large
number of worthy competitors.
Favorite
Games: Kingmaker,
Rail Baron, ASL, Roborally,
Kremlin
Issue:
To communicate to other GMs
the significant benefits
of the AREA rating system
in the hope of encouraging
more GMs to wholeheartedly
support this worthwhile endeavor. |
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Keith Levy, term ended in 2010
KEITH is a Center Director
for an educational facility
in Columbia, MD. He
is also the Founder and President
of Games Club of
Maryland (GCOM). Keith
discovered gaming with Risk, in
his junior high school days,
back in the 1970's. Axis
and Allies and Titan were
the other two
games that started
weekly gaming sessions in
the late 1980's and
eventually led to the
discovery of Avaloncon in
1993 and to the formation
of
GCOM in 1996. Keith
has been a GM for more than
10 years; running Risk, History of the World,
Titan, El Grande, Power Grid, and
many WBC Juniors Events.
Disenchanted with not
being able to find opponents
to play games, Keith
wanted to ensure that no
one else would have the
same problem, while making
the hobby widely
available to the general
public, by forming GCOM.
Keith serves as Organizer
of the WBC Sampler Showcase
pre-con event.
Favorite
Games: Axis
and Allies, Power Grid,
Princes of Florence,
Medici, RA, Risk, Union
Pacific, and
many others.
Issue: To act on
behalf of BPA members,
make gaming a mainstream
hobby, and increase
WBC attendance. |
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Bruno Passacantando, term ended in 2010
BRUNO is a CPA and owner
of a CPA practice in Marlborough,
CT. Prior to opening his
practice, he had worked for
Ernst & Young, an international
accounting firm, and had
been Controller for two Connecticut
corporations. Risk and Strat-O-Matic Baseball
and Football were the first
games played by Bruno in
the late 60s and early 70s.
In 1977, he purchased Gettysburg ’77 and
SPI’s Cobra,
which finally provided an
outlet for his lifelong interest
in the Civil War. More than
60% of his modest game collection
are Civil War titles. In
1993, the GENERAL ran
an indepth recap of AvalonCon,
and that article alone spurred
Bruno to attend the following
year and ever since. It still
amazes him that such close
kinship has been created
among gamers who meet only
once per year.
Favorite
Games: Great
Campaigns of the American
Civil War series, Axis & Allies,
World at War, March
Madness, A House Divided.
Issue:
AvalonCon was successful
because of its focus—to
play specific games,
not to sell games—keep
the winning formula.
Second, integrate wargaming
into the teaching of
history as a tool for
learning as well as bringing
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Tom McCorry, term ended in 2013
TOM is a Program Director for Lockheed Martin and lives in Northern Virginia with his family Katherine, Katie(19), and Megan (16), all of whom have been long-time attendees at the WBC. He started in the gaming hobby in the 1970s playing SPI games, especially Quadrigames, and a little bit of D&D with a group that ranged in age from 6 to 63 years old. After a tour on active duty as an Army Signal Corps officer, Tom became an ASL fanatic/playtester for many years, earning a leader counter in the Gung Ho! expansion. Tom did a short stint on the dark side playing CCGs but as the kids got older became more involved in Euro games travelling to Essen each year for the Spiel! fair. He is now playing many 18xx titles and PBEM games, especially Twilight Struggle. Suffice it to say his passion is board gaming no matter the genre.
Favorite
Games: ASL Starter Kit, Twilight Struggle, Carcassonne, Agricola, 1846, SPI Battle of Nations
Issue: Ensuring the BPA maintains its professional operation so it can continue to offer the preeminent conventions for the playing of all styles of board gaming (War, Euro; Tournaments, Open Gaming; Multiplayer, Two Player; Classics, New Releases). |
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