Webinar: Architects of Opportunity

Maryland Chamber Foundation’s Teacher Externship program pairs educators with top Maryland businesses to help build the workforce of the future.

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2021 Legislative Session

Learn how the Maryland Chamber continued to make impact as a key advocate for the business community.

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COVID-19 INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

In response to the growing public health concern over the COVID-19 virus, we have compiled resources to help keep our members and the Maryland business community informed.

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ADVOCACY

As Maryland’s only statewide business advocacy organization, we amplify your voice and speak for thousands of job creators, employers and employees, to impact how policy is shaped in Annapolis.

MEMBERSHIP

Whether you’re a small business in western Maryland or a large corporation in Baltimore City, your membership with the Maryland Chamber offers unparalleled access to top business and community leaders, and elected officials at the local, state and federal level.

FOUNDATION

The Maryland Chamber Foundation invests in education and workforce development initiatives—teacher externships, second-chance workforce reentry programs, and partnerships with P-TECH schools—to help build the workforce of the future.

WHAT'S NEXT

Jun
23

Webinar | Architects of Opportunity: Maryland Chamber Foundation’s Teacher Externship Program

The Maryland Chamber Foundation in partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond presents a webinar on workforce development.
Jun
24

Partner Webinar | Wage and Hour Compliance Update by HR Simple

Our partner HR Simple presents free webinar | Wage and Hour Compliance Update
Sep
22

Congressional Roundup 2021

The Maryland Chamber of Commerce presents the 2021 Congressional Roundup.
Maryland’s businesses need a strong voice in Annapolis to help the state compete regionally, nationally and globally. The Maryland Chamber is that voice, and they bring businesses and policymakers together to achieve that goal."
Denis Dunn,
State President–Maryland, Washington D.C., and Delaware,
AT&T
When I first joined the Chamber, it was for the networking opportunities. Not only has membership opened doors to new business, it's exposed me to issues facing Maryland businesses and expanded my knowledge of the market."
Jennifer Dodson,
Owner and Chief Creative Officer,
Adashmore Creative
As a woman-owned Maryland business, we find that Maryland Chamber membership is a meaningful way to have our voice heard on issues and policies that help move Maryland forward. I can think of no other organization that provides that opportunity like the Maryland Chamber."
Ellen H. Yankellow, Pharm.D.,
President and CEO,
Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc.