Businesses and leaders from across Maryland hear insights from Governor Wes Moore, Comptroller Brooke Lierman and Treasurer Dereck E. Davis at State of the State 2023

Recently, the Maryland Chamber of Commerce hosted State of the State, presented by Bank of America – a successful and valuable event which brought together top leaders from businesses across Maryland, including Bank of America, CareFirst, Kaiser Permanente, BGE, University of Maryland, Baltimore, United Healthcare, McCormick, TEDCO, United Bank, Employ Prince George’s, Andrews Federal Credit Union, Giant Food, Constellation, Washington Gas, Merritt Companies, Comcast, Lockheed Martin, KCI Technologies, Transurban, and Maryland Workforce Association.

Chamber President & CEO Mary Kane kicked-off the event followed by introductory remarks from Larry Di Rita, Head of Global Public Policy and President, Greater Washington D.C. Bank of America. Insights and perspectives on Maryland’s economy and top priorities to make Maryland better for business were shared by Governor Wes Moore, Comptroller Brooke Lierman and Treasurer Dereck E. Davis.

 

Our featured speakers shared their priorities, goals, vision and calls for partnership with us throughout the morning. Some of the important statements they shared regarding Maryland businesses included: 

Governor Moore invites businesses to partner with his administration, saying:


Comptroller Lierman pushes Maryland to be great for business


Treasurer Davis says learning from those operating a business is invaluable


State of the State was presented by Bank of America. Additional sponsors included CareFirst, Kaiser Permanente, BGE and University of Maryland, Baltimore.

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