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Mary Ann Scully, the ambitious CEO of Howard Bank who founded the bank in its namesake county in 2004, doesn’t view the latest acquisition of a Baltimore-based company as a bad thing for the city. Continue reading →
To incentivize further vaccinations (especially among teenagers), the Governor unveiled a new scholarship program: VaxU. Continue reading →
See coverage of transportation and infrastructure-related concerns and read about bills and positions supported by the Greater Baltimore Committee. Continue reading →
The GBC supported many of the bills as they increase the ability of Maryland residents to fully participate in education, employment and training opportunities, which will improve the overall economy of the Greater Baltimore region and address racial and social disparities. Continue reading →
According to the report, the investment gap in infrastructure nationwide has risen in the past 10 years to $2.59 trillion. It is projected that the largest investment gap will be seen in roads. Continue reading →
The GBC Preparing for the Future report includes an examination of workforce readiness in the Greater Baltimore region and a set of recommendations to address challenges that are impeding readiness. Continue reading →
‘With the rising violence occurring, particularly in Baltimore City, the legislature had an opportunity to address repeat violent offenders who use a gun in the commission of a crime.’ Continue reading →
The BPD is making strides to turn silos into bridges and aiming to build trust and legitimacy over time through the reforms called for in the Consent Decree. It is progress that is needed and long overdue. Continue reading →
Learn more about the American Jobs Plan and the state of U.S. and Maryland infrastructure policies and programs by attending the Greater Baltimore Committee’s virtual 2021 Transportation & Infrastructure Summit on July 26. Continue reading →