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Many successful CEOs and their companies started with a bold idea, or a better way. Our most productive partnerships begin with CEOs who have successfully piloted their companies through their first stages and are now determined grow.
Kimberly Kile400 East Pratt StreetSuite 910Baltimore, MD 21202Phone: (410) 246-5600Website | Email
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The Baltimore City Code, Police Ordinances Article 19, Subtitle 8, requires an alarm system contractor, monitor and user to register with the Police Commissioner annually. Baltimore Housing manages the False Alarm Reduction Program on behalf of the Baltimore Police Department.
Angela BanksP.O. Box 17283Baltimore Police Department, False Alarm Reduction ProgramBaltimore, MD 21297Phone: (410) 396-3575Website | Email
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This license is required for any establishment that wants to operate amusement device games on its premises.
Dawn Cherry200 Holliday StreetFirst Floor Room 3 - Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License UnitBaltimore, MD 21202Phone: (410) 361-9690Website | Email
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This license is required for any person or business to perform auctioneer services.
Dawn Cherry200 Holliday Street, Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License UnitRoom 3Baltimore, MD 21202Phone: (410) 361-9690Website | Email
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Looking for bidding opportunities in Baltimore City? You have reached the right place. https://www.baltimorecitibuy.org/bso/
Keasha Brown7 East Redwood StreetBaltimore, MD 21201Phone: (410) 396-5700Website | Email
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The Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to serve as an engine for business and economic development that promotes both members’ and the City’s core value propositions.
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William Honablew240 W. Dickman St.Baltimore, MD 21230Website | Email
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Baltimore Small Business Resource Center is the City of Baltimore's One-Stop-Shop for persons seeking to start and grow a business. Our goal is to make Baltimore City America's most entrepreneurial city. We provide training, counseling and resources to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem. We also assist companies seeking help from the City to navigate the services available.
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Lisa Edwards3000 druid park driveSuite 3000BBaltimore, MD 21215Phone: (443) 451-7160Website | Email
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Baltimore Community Lending, a non-profit CDFI, is a real estate lender for commercial and builder businesses. We provide construction and mini-permanent loans for Investment properties - homes for sale/rent, apartments, and commercial/mixed-use buildings.
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Melissa Badeker875 hollins st.Ste. 301Baltimore, MD 21201Phone: (410) 319-0732Website | Email
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The SBRC is a free service to help you establish, grow and improve your business through one-on-one sessions.
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Kimberly Taylor102 W. Pennsylvania Ave. #101Towson, MD 21204Website | Email
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BCAN is a new, 10-year, city-wide initiative providing both strategic and as-needed, just-in-time entrepreneurship support for Baltimore creatives of all disciplines and backgrounds.
At BCAN, we define artists, creatives and entrepreneurs the same way: visionaries who create something new from raw and often limited resources.
We’re on a mission to foster a stronger, more equitable creative ecosystem and economy in Baltimore by empowering artists as entrepreneurs.
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