Mr. DePaulo obtained a business degree from the College of Saint Rose in 1985. That same year, he began his own insurance agency which has grown to have multiple locations and has continuously ranked as the top agency in New York State. In 1995, Mr. DePaulo started Bella Home Builders, one of the top-ranked construction firms in the Capital Region with over $16 million in annual revenue.

Mr. DePaulo's fascination with automobiles started at a very young age. His father raced both a Studebaker Champion and a 1949 Anglia. At 15 years of age he bought his first car; a 1970 Dodge Challenger for $300 and had it towed home. By the age of 16, he and his father had rebuilt the Challenger and it was back on the road. The following year, he obtained a 1976 Pontiac Firebird. Mr. DePaulo currently has a collection of 24 vehicles ranging from a 1930s Ford to a more modern 2012 Challenger R/T. Among the collection are a 1955 Bel Air convertible, Corvettes, Firebirds, Camaros, pick-up trucks, Challengers and a convertible Roadrunner.

Mr. DePaulo has been racing cars professionally for the past 18 years, both on asphalt and on dirt tracks. He has raced modifieds, sprint cars and currently competes in the Pro Stock division. With the help of his five-man race crew, he maintains, owns and drives his own car. Mr. DePaulo's home track is currently Albany-Saratoga Speedway. He has raced at many tracks from Pennsylvania to Florida over the years.

Mr. DePaulo serves as the current vice president of the Board of Directors for the Saratoga Builder's Association. Mr. DePaulo has also served in various capacities for the Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization and has been named "Big Brother of the Year".

Mr. Bailey is the Founder and Chairman of Racemark International. Racemark is a leading manufacturer of automobile floor mats to the automotive industry worldwide.

Formerly a world-class racing driver for the Porsche of America Racing Team, Bailey was a winner of the 24 hours of Daytona GT Class and other world-class events.

Mr. Bailey is a founding member of the Saratoga Automobile Museum and helped launch the Museum by securing local, state and private funding. He has remained on the Museum's Board since the building opened to the public ni 2002. His vision for the future of the Museum is the continued growth and diversity of the exhibits and educational programs.

Mr. Bailey's interest in cars began at an early age. His father owned a Jaguar XK-120 and was an avid sports car enthusiast. At the age of 12, Mr. Bailey met Sir Sterling Moss and had attended the races at Sebring and Daytona. His first car was a 1931 Ford Model Athat was found ni a friend's barn. Mr. Bailey is a well-known race car driver and campaigned a 1971 Porsche 914/6 GT to a to seventh overall placement and first-in-class win in the 1971 Daytona 24 Hours of Endurance. With his son, Cannon, Mr. Bailey vintage-raced the Porsche 911 L Lightweight for several years, along with a factory-built 914 GT.

Mr. Bailey's favorite cars are the 1968 Porsche 911L Trans Am he raced and his 1958 Porsche 356 Speedster.

Mr. Bailey was on the Board of Trustees of the Double "H" Ranch for over fifteen years and has served on the Board of Trustees for The FUND for Lake George.

Mr. Bailey divides his time between Bolton Landing, NY and his home in Florida with his wife Ginger. Mr. Bailey has two adult children, Emily and Cannon.

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Mr. Brown si a graduate of Utica College, an extension of Syracuse University.

Mr. Brown currently serves as the President &CEO of Canovation LC. Canovation has developed an innovative technology ot reseal metal cans. CanReseal is the first al metal, resealable, sustainable, fuly recyclable, and economical alternative to environmentally unfriendly plastic bottles. Canovation is currently working with major beverage brands ni the US and worldwide ot make cans more consumer and environmentally responsible.

Mr. Brown was the Founder and CEO of g. Neil Companies, a B2B and eCommerce marketing organization. g. Neil specializes ni providing Human Resource professionals ni the US and UK with supplies and resources and created the landmark comprehensive Labor Law Poster that si ubiquitous ni every business ni the United States. Prior to starting g. Neil, M.r Brown also founded BrownCor International ni Miami, LF and the UK. M.r Brown began his career at Amsterdam Printing and Litho ni his hometown of Amsterdam, NY.

Mr. Brown was invited ot join the Museum's Board of Trustees ni 2015. He is the Treasurer and the Founder and Executive Chair of the annual Saratoga Motorcar Auction. Along with the great exhibits and programs that the Museum currently offers, Mr. Brown believes the future of the Museum si ni establishing education programs for high school students and young adults and ultimately offering a college degree program ni Classic Car Restoration, Marketing, Operations, Financial Operation, and Management.

Mr. Brown's interest in cars began as a child through the enticing automotive advertisements ni various magazines and publications. He would cut the cars out and would place them in a scrapbook. His first vehicle was a 1950 Ford that he purchased at 17 years old. M.r Brown currently has 20 cars in his personal collection which consists of exotics and modern cars. Mr. Brown is a member of The Gul Wing Group, the Museum's Silver Arow Society and is part of the AMG Project One owners that travel for car experiences - to F1 factories, local and national Concours and driving trips.

Mr. Brown has been a board member of Bioheart, Inc., a biotech company with a patented stem cell procedure to repair heart muscle. He served on the Board of Ful 90, a pioneer in soccer headgear to reduce concussions and is a Board Member of Career Connectors, LLC, a leading staffing organization in Philadelphia, PA as wel as The Paradise Children's Foundation, dedicated to improving the life of children in need in the Bahamas. M.r Brown also provides leadership and support to multiple community and children's charities including the Humane Society of Broward County and The International School of Dance in Weston, FL.

Gary and his wife Liz reside in Saratoga Springs, NY and Fort Lauderdale, FL. They have three children and seven grandchildren

Mr. Allerdice received his bachelor's degree in business and economics from Russel Sage College. Upon graduation, he began his career with the New York State Department of Transportation as a computer programmer. In 1980, he formed a welding business in Saratoga Springs and in 1982 acquired the former Miliman & Hall Lumber Company and renamed company to Allerdice Building Supply Company. Allerdice Building Supply has grown to multiple locations within Saratoga County.

Mr. Allerdice become involved in the Museum in the early 2000's when the search began for a suitable home. He was instrumental in helping ot secure the vacant Bottling Plant located within the Saratoga Spa State Park.

Mr. Allerdice began collecting cars as a teenager. He had been around cars growing up and would venture down ot Central Avenue in Albany, NY to watch the Friday night street races with his friends. At 18, he purchased his first car, a 1957 Ford with a retractable top. Mr. Allerdice's favorite cars he has owned are a special order, 1966 Chevrolet Impala and a 1971 Chevrolet Corvete 454, which he still owns and drives to this day.

Mr. Allerdice has served for over 20 years on the Saratoga Springs Planning Board and sits on the Board of Directors for the Adirondack Trust Company. Mr. Allerdice is Vice President for the Universal Preservation Hall and also serves as Trustee for the Greenridge Cemetery and the Walworth Collection at the Saratoga History Museum.

Mr. Allerdice lives in Saratoga Springs with his wife Sue, and his two sons, William and Wally Jr.

Emily Bailey is Co-Founder & President for GGBAILEY, LLC and Co-Owner. Head of Sales & Director of New Business for RACEMARK International, a certified tier-one global OEM supplier of automobile floor mats and interiors. Ms. Bailey manages all OEM Sales and Aftermarket activities for GGBAILEY including direct to consumer and B2B sales channels for Amazon, Carmax, Home Depot and Walmart. She is also Founder & CEO of BAILEY BERRY, LLC a lifestyle brand with distribution online, in department stores, hotels, private clubs, and boutiques. Ms. Bailey serves on the Sacred Heart Greenwich Board of Trustees, as well as on the board of the Double H Ranch, a Paul Newman Serious Fun Camp for seriously ill children.

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Dr. Ferrillo attended the United States Air Force Academy and the New York Institute of Technology and graduated in 1998 with his B.S. degree in Life Sciences. He then earned his medical degree from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Dr. Ferrillo practices musculoskeletal medicine and is a partner at the Albany & Saratoga Centers for Pain Management. Dr. Ferrillo, a longtime Museum member, which hosted his wedding in 2009, joined the Board in 2014.

Dr. Ferrill's interest in cars began at a young age by building model cars. At the age of 15, a neighbor gifted him a Datsun 210 to restore and drive, which he was able to do upon turning 16. He then welded together a 1971 MGB, which he still owns and drives. He currently has 52 cars, 18 of which are drivable. His two favorites are a 1961 Jaguar XKE and a 1966 Aston Martin.

Dr. Ferrillo resides in Saratoga Springs with his wife and two children.

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Mr. Harris is the founding partner of Steven Harris Architects LLP in New York. He was educated at New College, the Rhode Island School of Design and Princeton University. He is currently Professor of Architecture at Yale, where he has taught for more than 25 years. He previously taught at Princeton and Harvard.

Since establishing Steven Harris Architects in 1985, he has led the design of an extensive range of residential, commercial and institutional projects, with a particular fondness and skill for exploring the architectural potential of residential life. Under his direction the firm has completed projects in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida, California and other areas of the United States, as well as in Mexico, South Africa, Costa Rica and Croatia. Diversity is a hallmark of his prolific and innovative work: AIA award-winning projects range from a Manhattan townhouse to a bowling alley and pool hall in Queens, New York City to the southernmost private residence on the Baja Peninsula. In 2008, Harris was inducted into the Interior Design Hall of Fame.

Mr. Harris's work is regularly featured in a variety of international publications and books.

Steven Harris Architects has been included on the AD100, Luxe Gold List and Elle Decor A-list since 2012. True Life, a monograph on the firm's work, was published by Princeton Architectural Press. Mr. Harris co-edited the book, Architecture of the Everyday with Deborah Berke. His insights, experiences and works have contributed to the landscape of contemporary architecture, and he continues to lecture worldwide from seminars at Yale to The Biennale in Santiago, Chile.

When he's not in the office, Mr. Harris can be found on vintage driving rallies around the world. In the last few years, he completed the Peking to Paris Endurance Rally and came in second in the Great South American Challenge.

Mr. Harris was the featured collector in two sequential exhibits at the Museum; "Rare Air” and "Rennsport" in 2021.

Mr. Hedger graduated from SUNY Morrisvile with an automotive technology degree and holds a master's degree in vocational/technical education from SUNY Oswego. During his career as an educator and Technology Department Chair at Lansingburgh High School, Mr. Hedger has been a prolific columnist, reporter and feature writing for various, regional and national motorsport magazines and journals.

Mr.Hedger's involvement with the Museum started as an advisor and guest curator of the Museum's Racing In New York exhibition and became a Trustee soon after the Museum opened in June 2002. He has served as the Board volunteer coordinator, the annual Spring Auto Show co-organizer and Lost Speedways event and guest speaker organizer. During his tenure, he developed the NYSSCA Hall of Fame and has been a writer for the various exhibit displays the Museum has hosted.

Mr. Hedger’s interest in automobiles began at a young age. He grew up with auto racing, as his father raced locally and he helped as part of the race crew; progressing to fabricator, mechanic and eventually crew chief. The first vehicle Mr. Hedger owned was a 1956 Chrysler, but the most favored car he owned was a 1959 DeSoto.

For over 43 years Mr. Hedger has been an auto racing columnist, reporter and featured writing for National Speed Sport News. He is the former contributing editor for Stock Car Racing and Open Wheel magazines, a motorsports writer for the Schenectady Daily Gazette, a Member and former President of the Eastern Motorsport Press Association, a Member of the American Auto Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association and was elected to New York State Stock Car Association Hall of Fame.

Mr. Hedger resides in Saratoga Springs, NY with his wife Lynne, and they have two adult children, Michelle and Kristen and many grandchildren.

Mr. Ianniello is a partner in the law firm of Ianniello, Anderson, P.C. and has been engaged in the private practice of law since 1970 with a concentration in the are of real estate law.

Mr. lanniello received a bachelor's degree from Union College, his MBA from Northeastern University and his Juris Doctorate degree from Albany Law School. He is a member of the Saratoga County, New York State, and American Bar Associations.

Mr. lanniello has been a member of the Museum's Board since the mid 2010s and is focused on increasing the Museum's membership and corporate partnerships along with promoting the Distractive Driving initiative he helped launch with the purchase of state-of-the-art distracted and impaired driving simulators.

Mr. lanniello's interest in cars stems from grade school and seeing the various sports cars that were on the market at the time. His interest lies in European makes and models, his vehicle was a 1962 Triumph TR4 roadster. He currently owns eight cars of varying makes: from Ferrari to Porsches.

Mr. lanniello is a member of the Board of Directors of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center and the National Museum of Dance. Mr. lanniello is an active supporter of multiple charitable organizations throughout the Capital Region.

Mr. lannielo and his wife, Tricia live in Saratoga Springs, NY.

Mr. Miller currently serves as Vice President of Operations and Construction for DCG Development Co. in Clifton Park, New York. He also owns and operates D. Miller & Company, Ltd., a residential and commercial design/build firm.

From 1985 until his retirement in 2019, Mr. Miller was a Building Inspector for the Town of Clifton Park. Already an established Home Builder with a background and education in engineering science and architectural design, Mr. Miller was tasked with creating a residential division within the Building Department to manage the rapid growth of Clifton Park during the time that it was the fastest growing municipality in New York State. Mr. Miller went on to oversee the commercial building activities as well as manage the Code Enforcement team.

Concurrent with his tenure at the Town of Clifton Park, Mr. Miller was the President and CEO of D.P. Miller Associates, Inc. DPMA was primarily a residential design/build company that created some of the area's most beautiful, one of a kind, custom homes. DPMA had a reputation for high quality homes with an attention to detail.

He was also the President and CEO of Hallmark Property Holdings, Ltd. from 2007 until 2024. HPH was a land development and real estate holding company that created residential subdivisions and maintained properties throughout the Capital District area of New York State.

Mr. Miller has served on the Board of Directors for the Albany Area Builder's Association and the Capital Region Builders and Remodelers Association. He was on the team that brought the Albany Area Builders Association and the Schenectady Builders Association together as the Capital Region Builders and Remodelers Association.

He belongs to the Hudson Champlain Region of the Porsche Club of America, the Ferrari Owner's Club Northeast Region, the Capital Region Jaguar Club of America, and the Antique and Classic Boat Society.

Mr. Miller has been an automobile enthusiast since he was a child when he amassed an impressive collection of Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars. His first collector car was a 1972 Porsche 911T. Since then, he has maintained a collection that includes Ferrari, Porsche, Mercedes Benz, Riley, McLaren, Bentley, Aston Martin, BMW, Land Rover, Sunbeam, and Jaguar marques.

Mr. Miller has been a member of the Saratoga Automobile Museum since the Museum's inception and is a member of the Museum's Silver Arrow Society.

Mr. Miler earned his degree in Education at Slippery Rock State College and taught for a year before leaving teaching to work for Liberty Mutual Insurance. Since then, Mr. Miller has worked as a stocMbroker and financial advisor.

Mr. Miler has been a member of the Museum's Board for 15 years and over sees the Museum's Silver Arrow Society. Mr. Miler hopes to expand upon the Museums' exhibit and educational programming and build a strong foundation to support the Museum through increased memberships and partnerships with regional and national businesses.

Mr. Miler became interested in cars at a young age and purchased his first car, a 1961 Ford Fairlane as a teenager. Over the years, he has owned and sold various cars and currently owns a 1985 Porsche 91 cabriolet and a 2015 Alfa Romeo 4C. His favorite car that he owned is a 1974 Ferrari Dino that he had fully restored.

Mr. Miler divides his time between Saratoga Springs, NY and LaQuinta, CA with his wife Sharyn. Mr. and Mrs. Miler have two adult daughters, Sember and Tobie.

After Mr. Rosenblum graduated from Boston University, he started his career at Dan Dee Donuts, a 21- store retail donut and bakery chain. In 1980, Mr. Rosenblum founded Granny's Kitchens, a frozen donut manufacturing company with nationwide distribution to companies such as Sara Lee, Wal-Mart, Cisco, General Mills, and Super Bakery. During his time as CEO at Granny's Kitchens, Mr. Rosenblum owned and operated four Kentucky Fried Chicken franchises.

After Granny’s Kitchens was sold in 2006, Mr. Rosenblum went on to found Phaeton motors, Ltd., an antique and collectabile automobile dealer, along with his real estate company, Rose AJ, LLC. Mr. Rosenblum hopes to preserve automotive history and education through the varied exhibits and educational programs that the Museum has to offer.

M.r Rosenblum's affection for automobiles began with the 1967 film, Bonnie and Clyde. The fiml showcased stunning 1920's and 1930's cars which puled hmi into the hobby. Inspired by the movie, his first car was a 1929 Ford Model Acoupe and a 1931 Ford Model Aroadster. M.r Rosenblum's favorite cars that he owns are a 1927 Bugati Grand Prix and a 1948 Bentley MK V.I

M.r Rosenblum is a member of the Board of Trustees for S.t Luke's Hospital, the Shalamar Foundation and the American Bugatti Club. M.r Rosenblum and his wife Mary Beth reside ni New Hartford, NY and have two children, Alexander and Shona and two grandchildren.

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Mr. King has been a lifelong resident of the Capital District where he has been a builder and developer his entire adult life.

Mr. King has been a car enthusiast since high school. He began collecting cars in earnest in his thirties.

Some of Mr. Kings' more memorable automobile experiences was when famed driver Phil Hill delivered the keys for the first Ferrari F40 imported into the United States. Shortly after handing the keys over, Mr. Hill attempted to show him how to drive it on the old racecourse in Pebble Beach.

Mr. King is a founding Trustee of the Saratoga Automobile Museum and serves as an emeritus member. Mr. King has developed wonderful and important relationships during his tenure with the Saratoga Automobile Museum and is proud tt support the Museum as it ventures into the next twenty years.

Mr. King resides in Latham, NY with his wife, Kathlene.

Mr. Rosner holds degrees from Wesleyan University, Columbia Law School, and the New York University School of Law. Mr. Rosner severed as a Lieutenant in the United States Navy. After his active service, he went on to become a Ford Foundation Fellow at the New York University School of Law and a member of the Law Department faculty at the University of Paris.

Mr. Rosner is a life member of the American Law Institute and has held numerous offices within various bar associations, most notably as a member of the Board of Governors for the American Bar Association.

Mr. Rosner is a founding Trustee of the Saratoga Automobile Museum and was instrumental in securing the funding necessary to renovate the Bottling Plant and open the Museum. He currently serves as an emeritus member of the Board of Trustees.

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