About Allen J. DeWalle

  ����President and CEO Allen J. DeWalle oversees all aspects of AAA Mid-Atlantic�s operations, including its auto club, travel agency and insurance companies. � Currently headquartered in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , AAA Mid-Atlantic is a not-for-profit organization serving 3.4 million members throughout Pennsylvania , New Jersey , Delaware , Maryland , Virginia and the District of Columbia , and is the fifth largest AAA-affiliated automobile club in North America .

     Mr. DeWalle�s leadership has been recognized over the years by his appointment to a number of AAA national committees including the Association's Business Strategy Committee, Technology Task Force, Accreditation Commission, Public and Government Relations Committee and Joint U.S. Canadian Relations Committee. � He also chaired its Travel Technology Integration Committee, Travel Software Vendor Selection Committee and Technology Business Practices Committee. �

    He currently chairs the Travel Technology Work Group and serves on the Strategic Business Committee, Strategic Investment Committee and Budget/Finance Committee. He also currently serves on the National AAA Board as well as the Boards of AAA Mid-Atlantic, AAA Mid-Atlantic Insurance Group, the Eastern Auto Club Association, Eastern Conference of AAA Clubs, Pennsylvania Federation of AAA Clubs, New Jersey Federation of AAA Clubs, American Tours International and AAA World. � He chairs both the Pennsylvania Federation and the New Jersey Federation.

    Mr. DeWalle has been with AAA since January 1964. � During that time he has held various management positions with AAA Iowa, AAA Nebraska and AAA Virginia. While President of AAA Virginia, he facilitated the merger with AAA Mid-Atlantic. � Al joined AAA Mid-Atlantic in July 1993 as Senior Vice President. � In April 1995, he became Executive Vice President and in April 1997, President and Chief Operating Officer. In April 2001 he was named Chief Executive Officer. Since joining AAA Mid-Atlantic, he has played a key role in three additional mergers, as well as the acquisition of a AAA-affiliate organization, which have doubled the Club's membership.