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Entrepreneurs Apply Now For The Business Development Reserve Program

Sunday, February 17th, 2013
The Supplier Development and Diversity Division (SDDD) is inviting local business owners to apply for the Business Development Reserve Program. The Reserve Program will provide participants with essential business and financial training from renowned instructors, and mentorship to assist business owners in securing contracts with Prince George's County. Fifty (50) business owners will be chosen by a lottery system to compete for contracts with

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Contractor Headquarters Moves To Prince George’s County

Wednesday, August 10th, 2011
The federal information technology contractor Erimax is returning to Prince George’s County after spending several years in Calvert County. Erimax is an IT company that offers IT services, acquisition management, and program management. Erimax started in Prince George’s County 10 years ago and is returning with a new facility in Largo that is almost three times larger than its quarters in Calvert County. Read more at The Gazette.

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Congressman To Host Meeting With Small Business Owners

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011
Congressman Chris Van Hollen is hosting a “Small Business Listening Session” for small business owners in Maryland. The event will take place Wednesday June 8, 9:00 -10:30 a.m. at the Colmar Manor Town Hall and Community Center at 3701 Lawrence St. Colmar Manor, Maryland.  Attendees will discuss challenges facing local entrepreneurs and receive advice and assistance regarding their businesses. RSVP by June 3 to Julius West at Juliu

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South County Economic Development Association Hosts Membership Meeting

Friday, March 18th, 2011
The South County Economic Development Association, inc. (SCEDA) will hold its General Membership meeting on Saturday, April 2, 10:15 a.m., at Harmony Hall Regional Center, 10701 Livingston Road in Fort Washington, MD.  The business forum for this meeting is:  Connecting Businesses with Opportunities.  Guest speakers include Charlotte Ducksworth, Director of the Small Business Initiative; Carl Brown, Executive Director of the Center for M

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Prince George’s Gets Pilot Loan Program To Help Entrepreneurs

Tuesday, January 11th, 2011
Prince George’s County is expected to become the site of a pilot project for a federally guaranteed small-business loan program.  Read more at The Washington Post.

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Prince George’s Farmers Eligible For Federal Drought Relief Funds—if They Have Insurance

Monday, November 15th, 2010
The USDA Farm Service Agency estimates that Prince George’s County farmers lost 50 percent of their crops on average due to a summer of record high temperatures and low rain.   Low-interest federal loans and other federal relief programs are available to farmers who have crop insurance and who meet eligibility requirements.  Read more at The Gazette.

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Central Kenilworth Avenue Revitalization Group Working To Foster Better Business Relationships

Monday, November 15th, 2010
The Central Kenilworth Avenue Revitalization group, or CKAR, is working on strategies to engage businesses once thought overlooked in the redevelopment of Kenilworth Avenue.  CKAR Vice President Dennis Nola suggests that engaging and advocating for businesses will help improve the community surrounding Kenilworth Avenue.  Read more at The Patch.

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Prince George’s Minority Business Center Marks First Year

Thursday, July 29th, 2010
[GAZETTE]  LARGO PROGRAM OFFERS COMPANIES ASSISTANCE WITH WIDE RANGE OF NEEDS The Center for Minority Business Development (CMBD) at the Prince George’s Community College in Largo has much to celebrate.  Not only has the center turned one year old, but it has also helped numerous small businesses during its short lifetime.  Its purpose is to promote minority and nonminority-owned businesses by enhancing their skills, abiliti

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Governor O’malley Stands Up For Small Business

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010
[MARYLAND.GOV]  GOVERNOR O'MALLEY CHALLENGES BANKS AND REGULATORS TO FIND WAYS TO INCREASE SMALL BUSINESSES LENDING According to Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley “Small and family owned businesses are the backbone of our economy. They create nearly two out of every three jobs in Maryland. And they are still feeling the pain of the national recession. Too many have been forced to shut their doors during this recession, an

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Prince George’s Chamber Hits 1,000 Strong

Friday, July 9th, 2010
[THE GAZETTE]  GROUP HITS MEMBERSHIP GOAL AFTER SIGNING UP 150 NEW MEMBERS THIS YEAR The Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce achieved a major milestone recently. Not only is it the state’s largest chamber, but it also reached its 1,000 member goal. Former CEO, James A. Dula set the target several years ago, but current CEO Rhonda Slade was able to it achieve after just one year in the position. The group was able to r

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