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WBAL NewsRadio: Don Fry on the importance of 3 Baltimore area companies making the Fortune 500 list [Audio]
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Mayor Scott stressed that Baltimoreans remain civil to everyone regardless of whether they choose to continue or refrain from wearing masks after July 1. Continue reading →
“Like many cities, Baltimore is fortunate to have a number of business hubs that are attractive to growing business operations, including Harbor Point and the central downtown area,” Don Fry said. “Taken as a whole these hubs make up a thriving economic ecosystem in the city.” Continue reading →
The 2021 Fortune 500 list has not one but three Baltimore area companies on it: McCormick & Co. Inc., Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. and T. Rowe Price Group Inc. Continue reading →
For Baltimore to deal with its own racial inequities, it needs the buy-in of all the city’s stakeholders — community groups, residents, government officials and religious institutions. Continue reading →
Baltimore City Police Commissioner Michael Harrison cautioned that calls for defunding or dramatically reforming the police department need to be tempered with realistic expectations about how to maintain important services. Continue reading →
“Many of the suggestions that we made came from Baltimore’s consent decree,” said Commissioner Harrison. “We have the most progressive and comprehensive and expansive consent decree in all of America.” Continue reading →
Calvin Butler, GBC Chair and Senior Executive Vice President, Exelon and Chief Executive Officer, Exelon Utilities, discussed the GBC’s continued leadership role in advancing racial equity and social justice. Continue reading →
The GBC and many of its business members have taken steps in the past year to begin to close inequity gaps and engage more segments of the city and region, Calvin Butler said. Continue reading →
“These are challenging times but promise lies ahead. This is an ideal time for you to become involved with the GBC.”–GBC President & CEO Don Fry Continue reading →