The Maryland Chamber is Maryland’s only statewide business advocacy organization. We are committed to working with our statewide alliance of partners on critical public policy issues. With a focus on economic development and grassroots advocacy, we impact policies that directly affect Maryland business. We are dedicated to making Maryland work better for all Marylanders.
Join us and let’s work together for a stronger state.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Maryland Chamber of Commerce connects business leaders and policymakers across the state. With extensive resources, advocacy and network-building, we work to grow jobs and make Maryland more nationally competitive.
VALUE STATEMENT
The Maryland Chamber values integrity, innovation, hard work, mutual respect and fair dealings. We are committed to helping our members grow and prosper, and will hold ourselves accountable for results.
Here are a few of the members who understand that, together, we build stronger connections, stronger solutions, and stronger policies for Maryland.
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
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
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 Maryland Chamber."
Ellen H. Yankellow, Pharm.D., President and CEO, Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc.
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