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GBC Announces 2021 Legislative Priorities
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Senator Miller has been a remarkable public servant for Maryland and he retires with an historic political career that few in the state or nation can or will match. Continue reading →
Updating our transportation system for the needs of the 21st Century is necessary to reduce emissions that contribute to climate change and harm public health. Continue reading →
“These measures are a first good step to mitigate the economic stress many small business are encountering as they struggle to stay operational.”–Don Fry, GBC Continue reading →
“Many of his accomplishments while serving in office are relevant and resonate today, such as his efforts to protect the Chesapeake Bay, protecting investors and ensuring low-income residents have fair access to housing.” Continue reading →
As a coalition of Capital Region business organizations, we are aligned and support your efforts in the passage of an FY2021 omnibus spending package and additional economic relief in this package before the 116th Congress concludes. Continue reading →
As leaders of chambers of commerce and business associations, we place enormous value on policies that strengthen both our communities and our economies. That’s why we support lifting the federal ban on Pell grants for people in prison. Continue reading →
“This year’s award recipients and their efforts to help others outside their normal scope of business serve as an inspiration to everyone in the city,” said Donald C. Fry, President and CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee. Continue reading →
“Minority and women-owned business enterprises are vital for our economy to thrive. The growth and vibrancy of minority and women-owned businesses are a testament to the overall health of a region’s economy and its outlook,” said Don Fry. Continue reading →
Creating a Successful School/Business Partnership: A Guide for Schools and Businesses was developed as part of the GBC’s work with Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises to find ways the GBC and Baltimore’s business community can support city schools and students. Continue reading →