The Greater Baltimore Committee is a regional, membership organization of more than 500 businesses, nonprofit organizations, and educational and civic institutions. Members are located in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard counties.
The GBC’s mission is to improve the business climate of the Baltimore region by organizing its corporate and civic leadership to develop solutions to the problems that affect the region’s competitiveness and viability.
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GBC seeks nominations for 5th Annual Maryland Bioscience Awards
The Greater Baltimore Committee is seeking nominations for the Fifth Annual Maryland Bioscience Awards to be held on Thursday, March 25, 2010.
GBC to fight diversion of transportation funds
GBC President Donald C. Fry vows to fight a recommendation by General Assembly budget analysts to divert revenue targeted for transportation to the state's General Fund, Fry tells Sun reporter Michael Dresser.
GBC's Fry: Small business is where innovation lives
The recession has reminded all of us – in the private sector and in government – of a basic economic principle: government doesn’t create jobs. Businesses do.
Maryland faces science, technology workforce challenges
Maryland’s business and elected leaders are looking to convert our state’s celebrated strengths in research and our highly-educated workforce into expanding science and technology business sectors that will be major drivers of our future economy.
The Greater Baltimore Committee is seeking nominations for the Fifth Annual Maryland Bioscience Awards to be held on Thursday, March 25, 2010.
GBC to fight diversion of transportation funds
GBC President Donald C. Fry vows to fight a recommendation by General Assembly budget analysts to divert revenue targeted for transportation to the state's General Fund, Fry tells Sun reporter Michael Dresser.
GBC's Fry: Small business is where innovation lives
The recession has reminded all of us – in the private sector and in government – of a basic economic principle: government doesn’t create jobs. Businesses do.
Maryland faces science, technology workforce challenges
Maryland’s business and elected leaders are looking to convert our state’s celebrated strengths in research and our highly-educated workforce into expanding science and technology business sectors that will be major drivers of our future economy.
Marks, Thomas Architects' landmark building at the...
For Immediate Release - Baltimore, MD, January 26, 2010 – Marks, Thomas Architects is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the design contract for the Graduate Student Housing Community at the Science and Technology Park at Johns Hopkins.Leroy M. Merritt (1930-2010)
BALTIMORE, MD – Leroy M. Merritt, chairman and founder of Merritt Properties and Merritt Athletic Clubs, died January 25th after a brief illness. He was 79. The cause was complications arising from cancer.Bromo Seltzer arts tower open studio day on Saturday,...
Everyone is invited to Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Open Studio Day for exceptional visual art and theatrical performances.
March 25, 2010The 5th Annual Maryland Bioscience Awards
Biotech companies: $35 | Non-members: $50
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