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Name
Tim Leahy
Title
Chairman, City of Annapolis Historic Preservation Commission
Bio
Tim Leahy is active in local heritage and preservation organizations in Annapolis MD. Since 2009, he has been a member of the Historic Preservation Commission and has served as chairman since 2018. He also serves as the Board Chair of the Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Area, one of 13 Maryland heritage areas funded by the Maryland Historical Trust. He is an active volunteer at the Annapolis Maritime Museum as a tour guide on the historic skipjack, Wilma Lee. In past years, he has worked on the preservation and adaptive re-use of the Charles Carroll House and Gardens, and prominent 18th century dwelling on the Annapolis harbor.
He retired in 2019 after a career in information technology management in higher education and healthcare institutions and major consulting organizations. His areas of expertise were project management, software development and data center operations. Early in his career he focused on construction management and real estate development.
Tim has a BS, Architecture (1976) and an MBA (1979) from the University of Virginia. A native of Wilmington, DE, he has lived in Annapolis since 1985 in a “vintage” home with his wife Eileen, who is also active in local civic organizations. Aside for volunteer work, Tim enjoys any manner of activities on the water from the sailing on the Chesapeake to playing on the beach with his family.
He retired in 2019 after a career in information technology management in higher education and healthcare institutions and major consulting organizations. His areas of expertise were project management, software development and data center operations. Early in his career he focused on construction management and real estate development.
Tim has a BS, Architecture (1976) and an MBA (1979) from the University of Virginia. A native of Wilmington, DE, he has lived in Annapolis since 1985 in a “vintage” home with his wife Eileen, who is also active in local civic organizations. Aside for volunteer work, Tim enjoys any manner of activities on the water from the sailing on the Chesapeake to playing on the beach with his family.
