Minority & Women-Owned Business Development
The Mayor’s Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Development serves as the City of Baltimore’s advocate for small, local, minority and women-owned companies including prime contractors, subcontractors, and joint venture partners. MWBD provides the following services:
Support
We provide support for small, local, minority-owned and women-owned companies seeking to do business with the City of Baltimore by expanding contracting opportunities and increasing the procurement dollars spent with minority and women-owned companies
Networking
We provide networking opportunities at the following annual events:
- CEO Summit
- Franchise Seminar
- Mayor’s Minority and Women-Owned Business Awards
- Procurement Fair
- Supplier Diversity and Inclusion/Minority Enterprise Development Week
- Vendor Development Seminar Series for Minority and Women Business Enterprises
- Women’s Business Forum
Outreach
We provide outreach to assist in forging strong business alliances, building capacity, accessing assistance, resolving problems with or barriers to compliance with Article 5, Subtitle 28 of the Baltimore City Code (2007 Edition).
Related Links
Baltimore City Small Business Resource Center
Baltimore Main Street
Belair-Edison Main Street
Emerging Technology Center
For nearly two decades, the ETC has provided a nurturing, innovative, and transformative experience for technology-focused entrepreneurs who are excited to start, grow and extend their businesses, motivated to succeed, and committed to making a difference in the greater community.
Discover what the ETC can offer you — and what you can offer the ETC.
Deborah Tillett
Phone: (443) 451-7000
Website
ETC Haven Campus Baltimore, MD 21224
101 N. Haven Street 3rd Floor
Baltimore, Md 21224
Federal Hill Main Street
Fells Point Main Street
Harbor Launch
Incubator at The Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology
Latino Economic Development Center
Maryland Capital Enterprises, Inc.
Maryland Department of the Environment
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Maryland Small Business Development Center - University of Maryland
Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO)
Troy LeMaile-Stovall
Phone: (410) 740-9442
Website
7021 Columbia Gateway Drive
Suite 200
Columbia, MD 21046