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Welcome to The New Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce, where commerce is only part of what we do.

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The Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce, the Small Business Resource Center (SBRC) and MarketTiger Inc. (www.markettiger.com) are proud to announce that Baltimore will be the first U.S. city to pilot a new Internet initiative designed to bring international trade to local businesses.

Mayor Sheila Dixon officially endorsed the initiative at the launch event held at on Monday, April 21st, at the Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce, Parren Mitchell Bldg, 312 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard.

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Over the past year, the Maryland Chamber of Commerce has made a commitment, through our Business Development Council, to provide more upport and programming to our small and medium-sized, women and minority-owned business members. So far, in 2008 we have held a seminar with Henry Gilford on the SBA 8(a) program, we are about to conduct seminars around the state on health insurance alternatives. We are also preparing to host the Maryland Small Business of the Year Awards Luncheon on June 6 and hold two programs in the Fall on employee recruitment/retention and keys to business success.

 

 

 

 

Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association

Baltimore will take Broadway by storm on Thursday when John Waters' musical hit Cry-Baby premieres in New York City. BACVA is leveraging Baltimore's ties to the show and creator with ads in Playbill and a public relations push, which is beginning to pay off with more exposure for Baltimore. The New Yorker Magazine is the first to get in on that Baltimore buzz. Reporter Michael Schulman actually watched a preview of the show last week with BACVA President and CEO Tom Noonan, Chief Marketing Officer Sam Rogers and Vice President of Public Affairs Nancy Hinds at the Marquis Theatre and posted a story in the magazine's popular Talk of the Town section. BACVA is also leveraging Baltimore's ties to another Broadway production, Thurgood, with a Playbill ad. Thurgood opens April 30. A special micro-site has been developed for both shows with the headline, "Baltimore on Broadway."

 

 

 

 

 
         
         
         

 

 
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