Discussing workplace culture and retaining talent in Maryland
Blog post by Whitney Harmel Whitney Harmel is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Through […]
FROM THE HALLS | A Maryland business legislative update | September 2019
In this issue… Legislative update: Congressional Roundup recap. State updates: Maryland Department of Commerce audit – Business tax incentives; Delaware Department of Transportation I-95 project; Kirwan Commission; Transportation Climate Initiative. Federal Updates: Federal appropriations update; August jobs report; Update: U.S. trade war with China.
Maryland Chamber of Commerce advocating on a federal level
Blog post by Christine Ross Christine Ross, the president and CEO of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce, has 20 years […]
Guest blog: Preparing Maryland’s students for the workforce
Blog post by Karen B. Salmon, Ph.D. Dr. Salmon has served as the State Superintendent of Schools in Maryland […]
Photo Gallery: 2019 Congressional Roundup
On September 12, we brought the Maryland business community to Washington, D.C.
Congressional Roundup addresses our 2020 legislative priorities
Blog post by Ashley Duckman Ashley Duckman is the Vice President of Government Affairs at the Maryland Chamber. As the […]
Remaining competitive in the cyber industry through workforce development and 5G
Blog post by Whitney Harmel Whitney Harmel is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Through […]
FROM THE HALLS | A Maryland business legislative update | August 2019
In this issue… Maryland Chamber sponsors MACo summer conference Kirwan Commission Executive order on clean & renewable energy Rural broadband […]
B2G Blog: Introducing Ashley Duckman
The Maryland Chamber sat down with Ashley Duckman to get to know her better and expand on what she brings to her role as Vice President Government Affairs.
Bank of America Has Contributed More Than $700,000 to Greater Maryland Communities
Bank of America is continuing its commitment to Greater Maryland, granting $720,000 to more than 30 nonprofit organizations working to improve the lives of Marylanders.
Second Chance Task Force
Over the course of the last several months, the Maryland Chamber of Commerce has been actively engaged in seeking ways to address the challenges faced by the ex-offender community as these individuals prepare for and seek employment post-incarceration.
Guest blog: Investing in the future workforce through apprenticeships
Maryland’s apprenticeship programs are helping our businesses grow and our residents build those better lives. We’re grateful to all of our business partners, and encourage every Maryland company to consider investing in the state’s future workforce by sponsoring apprenticeships.
