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ABS Capital

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.

Liz Nightingale

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Alarm Registration

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 Banks

Phone: (410) 396-3575
Website

P.O. Box 17283
Baltimore Police Department, False Alarm Reduction Program
Baltimore, MD 21297

Amusement Device Registration

This license is required for any establishment that wants to operate amusement device games on its premises.

Dawn Cherry

Phone: (410) 361-9690
Website

200 Holliday Street
First Floor Room 3 - Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit
Baltimore, MD 21202

Auctioneer License, Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit

This license is required for any person or business to perform auctioneer services.

Dawn Cherry

Phone: (410) 361-9690
Website

200 Holliday Street, Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit
Room 3
Baltimore, MD 21202

Baltimore CitiBuy

Looking for bidding opportunities in Baltimore City? You have reached the right place. https://wd1.myworkdaysite.com/supplier/baltimorecity/SupplierSite

Adam Manne

Phone: (410) 396-5700
Website

7 East Redwood Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce

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.

Kimberly Royster

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Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development

The Baltimore City Department and Housing and Community Development's (DHCD) mission is to improve the quality of life for all Baltimore City residents by revitalizing and redeveloping communities and ensuring access to adequate and affordable housing opportunities in safe, livable and decent neighborhoods.

Tammy Hawley

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417 E. Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD 21202

Baltimore City Small Business Resource Center

Baltimore Small Business Resource Center is the City of Baltimore’s One-Stop-Shop for persons seeking to start and grow a business. We provide training, counseling and resources to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Lisa Edwards

Phone: (443) 451-7160
Website

3000 Druid Park Drive
Suite 3000B
Baltimore, MD 21215

Baltimore Community Lending

Baltimore Community Lending makes loans to small real estate developers, startups, and small business owners who have no relationship with or are unable to get a loan from a bank.

Melissa Badeker

Phone: (410) 319-0732
Website

875 hollins st.
Ste. 301
Baltimore, MD 21201

Baltimore Corps

Baltimore Corps and Kiva have partnered to offer the Greater Baltimore Region with access to 0% interest loans up to $10,000 through Kiva Baltimore. Kiva's community is passionate about helping entrepreneurs in our city--with over a million lenders, corporate sponsors, and our network, we will help you find the resources you need to grow your business.

Kaetlyn Bernal

Phone: (520) 784-3946
Website

2401 Liberty Heights Ave
Suite 2730
Baltimore, MD 21215

Baltimore County Small Business Resource Center

The SBRC is a free service to help you establish, grow and improve your business through one-on-one sessions.

Kimberly Taylor

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102 W. Pennsylvania Ave. #101
Towson, MD 21204

Baltimore Creatives Acceleration Network

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.

Maggie Villegas

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1200 West Mount Royal Ave
Baltimore, MD 21217

Baltimore Main Street

Baltimore Main Streets(BMS) is a program established by Baltimore City, in 2000, to provide customized support and technical assistance for neighborhood commercial corridors through designated neighborhood-based organizations.

charlyn Nator

Phone: (410) 396-3818
Website

3000 Druid Park Drive
Suite 3000B
Baltimore, MD 21215

Baltimore Metropolitan Council

The Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) is a nonprofit organization that works with the region’s elected executives to identify mutual interests and develop collaborative strategies, plans and programs that will help improve the quality of life and economic vitality. BMC is a resource for the region.

Todd Lang

Phone: (410) 732-0500
Website

1500 Whetstone Way
Suite 300
Baltimore, MD 21230

Baltimore Minority Business Development Agency Business Center

The U.S. Department of Commerce's Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) is an entrepreneurial-focused and innovative organization, committed to Minority Business Enterprise and wealth creation. The mission of the MBDA is to foster growth and global competitiveness of U.S. Minority-Owned Businesses through providing Access to Capital, Access to Contracts, Access to Markets, and Strategic Business Consulting. The Baltimore MBDA Business Center is part of a national network of 40 centers throughout the country funded by the Department of Commerce Minority Business Development Agency to help grow and strengthen Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs).

Gianna Hylton

Phone: (667) 303-9530
Website

1 North Charles St.
Suite 707
Baltimore, MD 21201

Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance, Jacob France Institute

The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance-Jacob France Institute at the University of Baltimore (known as BNIA-JFI) is a nonprofit organization whose core mission is to provide open access to meaningful, reliable, and actionable data about, and for, the City of Baltimore and its communities.

Cheryl Knott

Phone: (410) 837-4377
Website

1420 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Belair-Edison Main Street

The Baltimore Main Streets program is an approach to neighborhood revitalization by providing customized support and technical assistance to the City’s commercial corridors.

Denitra Braham

Phone: (410) 485-8422
Website

3545 Belair Road
Baltimore, MD 21213

Betamore

About Beta City
On September 28, 2017, Betamore and Sagamore Ventures present Beta City: an annual event that recognizes and celebrates leaders, makers and innovators in Baltimore. Beta City brings together Baltimore’s greatest minds for a full day of pitches, startup demos and a celebration of our growing community.
Beta City is part of Build Baltimore, an initiative bringing together changemakers in our city to promote + create meaningful experiences and interactions.

Kimmy Andrulonis

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101 West Dickman Street
Suite 1000
Baltimore, MD 21230

Black Professional Men, Inc.

Black Professional Men, Inc. (BPM) is a nonprofit organization based in Baltimore, Maryland. BPM was established in 1991 to address the social, economic, and political awareness needs of the African-American community; especially those of the African-American male. BPM is a 100% volunteer organization.

Our Members participate in a variety of community service initiatives to provide our youth with exposure to different experiences and positive role models. We host seminars, workshops, and field trips within the Baltimore metro area for the young men and boys that we mentor. We sponsor our mentees on a cultural and educational trips, attend Baltimore Raven’s games, and attend the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Conference. And of course, each year we host the Rays of Hope Scholarship Breakfast, where we award college scholarships to 10 deserving young men.

Hasson Diggs

Phone: (443) 550-1276
Website

Post Office Box 23851
Baltimore, MD 21203

BLocal

As the largest private anchor institution in Baltimore, Johns Hopkins seeks to create economic opportunities that are inclusive of diverse people and create wealth for individuals and communities.

Shanice Andall

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Baltimore, MD

BMore Kitchen

As Baltimore’s food incubator, B-More Kitchen is committed to providing the city’s food entrepreneurs with the space and the resources they need to grow their businesses.

First and foremost, B-More Kitchen is a powerhouse of a commercial kitchen. It’s a 10,000 square foot facility with a 65-foot hood line, an arsenal of equipment, and the prep and storage space that food businesses need.

But B-More Kitchen is more than just a shared workspace. It’s a collection of support services and a network that helps food businesses grow. It’s home to a community of talented, determined local food makers.

Jonathan Fishman

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5609 Hess Ave
Baltimore, MD 21212

Business License Registration

Some businesses in Baltimore must have a business license. Click on this profile to view more details on industries impacted.

Dawn Cherry

Phone: (410) 361-9690
Website

200 Holliday Street
First Floor Room 3 - Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit
Baltimore, MD 21202

Capital Region Minority Supplier Development Council

CRMSDC is a not-for-profit business development organization supporting economic development in MD, DC and Northern VA through programs and services that help connect our member corporations to certified ethnic minority-owned business enterprises.

Sharon Pinder

Phone: (301) 593-5860
Website

10750 Columbia Pike, Suite 200
Silver Spring, MD 20901

CCBC

What's the next step? It's a question asked by people who have an idea, are ready to launch a business, or have a business they want to grow. We offer a variety of classes to answer your questions.

Moire Riley

Phone: (443) 840-1804
Website

7201 Rossville Blvd.
Baltimore, MD 21237

Central Maryland Chamber

Kristi Simon

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Charles Village Exchange

Overview
The Charles Village Exchange offers several professional co-working spaces for short and long term lease.

We know that today’s workers may need to break out of the home office or the coffee shop to boost their productivity and creativity.

Our spacious work-stations offer just the right combination of dedicated personal work space and communal networking areas. And our well equipped conference room and phone booth are there for you when you need to meet with outside colleagues either in person, on the phone, or virtually.

Oh, and the coffee is on us!

Eve Austin

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2526 St. Paul Street
Baltimore, MD 21218

City of Baltimore Department of Planning

The Baltimore Department of Planning serves the citizens of Baltimore by shepherding developments city wide and assisting developers from concept to implementation.

Wolde Ararsa

Phone: (410) 396-4488
Website

417 E. Fayette Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21202

City of Baltimore Development Corporation

The Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) is a non-profit organization, which serves as the economic development agency for the City of Baltimore.

Susan Yum

Phone: (410) 837-9305
Website

36 South Charles Street
Suite 2100
Baltimore, MD 21201

City Seeds

Our mission is to develop the best culinary job opportunities, cultivate the savviest food entrepreneurs, support the finest local food businesses, and have the most delicious social impact in Baltimore.

Kim Bryden

Phone: (410) 563-5533
Website

1701 N Gay Street
Baltimore, MD 21213

Civility Management Solutions

Civility Management Solutions is an SBA certified 8(a), VA verified Service Disabled Veteran, Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Business in Greenbelt, Md.

Laurie Sayles

Phone: (301) 352-7875
Website

9111 Edmonston Rd
Suite 302
Greenbelt, MD 20770

Co_Lab Baltimore

We imagined a space that is perfect for coworking. A space that is equal parts creative and business. A place that makes you look forward to coming to work every day. CoLab is that space. It is the final product of all of our drawings, ideas, late night conversations, and experience working in other co-working environments. And it's waiting for you to come grab a seat, a desk, an office.

Megan Elcrat

Phone: (443) 388-9904
Website

2209 Maryland Ave
3Baltimore, MD 21218

Community Equity & Development Clinic, University of Maryland Carey School of Law

Legal Clinic aids planning and start-up for cooperative businesses, social benefit corporations, and not-for profits by/for urban community residents.

Barbara Bezdek

Phone: (410) 706-8392
Website

500 W. Baltimore Street
347
Baltimore, MD 21201

Community Law Center

Community Law Center, a nonprofit law firm, provides legal services to community and nonprofit organizations throughout Maryland to promote stronger nonprofits and more vibrant neighborhoods.

Laura Ridoni

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3355 Keswick Rd
Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21211

Community Wealth Builders

The MD Neighborhood Exchange is a new crowdfunding platform designed to connect great local businesses seeking capital with residents hoping to earn returns while strengthening our local economy.

Stephanie Geller

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Website

1600 W 41st Street
Suite 700
Baltimore, MD 21211

Comptroller of Maryland

Comptroller of MD
@MDComptroller
Created in 1851 by the MD Constitution. The office's main duty is collecting $16 billion a year in state/local taxes.

Peter Franchot

Phone: (410) 260-7980

State Office Bldg.
301 W. Preston Street, Rm 206
Baltimore, MD 21201-2384

Conditional Use Authorization (for Live Entertainment and/or Dancing)

A conditional use authorization is required for an establishment that will be using live entertainment and/or dancing.

Phone: (410) 396-3237
Website

417 E. Fayette Street
Room 147 - Baltimore Housing, Office of the Zoning Administrator
Baltimore, MD 21202

Construction Permit

A construction permit and/or use permit is required in Baltimore.

Phone: (410) 396-3237
Website

417 E. Fayette Street
Rm 100 - Baltimore Housing
Baltimore, MD 21202

Construction Permit Amendment/Extension

Information for amending or extending a construction permit.

Phone: (410) 547-9247
Website

417 E. Fayette Street
Rm 100 - Baltimore Housing
Baltimore, MD 21202

Cyprium Partners

Cyprium Partners (Cyprium) is a private investment firm that makes non-control investments in profitable middle-market companies, allowing company owners and their management teams to retain controlling interest in their business after we invest.

Leland Lewis

Phone: (646) 571-1620
Website

461 Fifth Avenue, 26th Floor
New York, NY 10017

Department of Public Works - Boards and Commissions

Welcome
The Office of Boards and Commissions prequalifies all construction contractors and design consultants intending to perform contracts with the City of Baltimore that exceed $25,000.00

Deena Joyce

Phone: (410) 396-6883
Website

4 South Frederick Street
4th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore is a community development organization focused on making Downtown a more vibrant place to work, live, and play.

Shelonda Stokes

Phone: (410) 605-0461
Website

20 S. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Driveway Installation Permit

Application to install a driveway.

Phone: (410) 396-4508
Website

200 Holliday Street
Room 6 - Department of Transportation Baltimore City, Right of Way Permits Section
Baltimore, MD 21202

EMaryland Marketplace

Would you like the ability to procure jobs in Maryland?

George Mitchell

Phone: (410) 767-1492
Website

301 West Preston Street
Room M-9
Baltimore, MD 21201

Emerging Technology Center

MODEL FOR SUCCESS

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

Enoch Pratt Free Library

The Enoch Pratt Free Library is the free public library system of the City of Baltimore, Maryland. Our mission is "to provide equal access to information and services that empower, enrich, and enhance the quality of life for all."

Katy Troeschel

Phone: (410) 396-5317
Website

400 Cathedral St.
Baltimore, MD 21201

Enterprise Development Group

Micro Lender that supports and works hand in hand with small business owners in order that they may succeed and prosper. Business loans from $500 to $50,000 and credit builder loans of $500. Counseling for Start-ups and those in need of credit repair.

Fikru Abebe

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Website

3411 Bank Street
Baltimore, MD 21224

ETC (Emerging Technology Centers)

For nearly two decades, the ETC has provided a nurturing, innovative, and transformative experience for technology-focused entrepreneurs who are passionate about their businesses, motivated to succeed and committed to making a difference. Discover what the ETC can offer you — and what you can offer the ETC.

Amanda Gosling

Phone: (443) 451-7000 Ext: 501
Website

101 N Haven St
Suite 301
Baltimore, MD 21224

FastForward 1812

On August 15, 2013, President Ronald J. Daniels and Dean Paul B. Rothman formed a Committee on the Innovation Ecosystem to consider options for an innovation center to support entrepreneurship in the life sciences. The Committee consulted widely across the university community, considered a wide range of internal and external studies and information, visited innovation hubs around the nation, and solicited feedback from prominent venture capital firms and pharmaceutical and biotech companies. In May 2014, the Committee produced its Final Report.

Mark VanderZyl

Phone: (410) 502-5112
Website

1812 Ashland Avenue
Suite 110
Baltimore, MD 21205

Federal Hill Main Street

The Baltimore Main Streets program is a neighborhood revitalization program that provides customized support and technical assistance to the City’s commercial corridors.

Cathy Rosenbaum

Phone: (443) 904-4861
Website

42 E. Cross St.
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Fells Point Main Street

The Baltimore Main Streets program is an approach to neighborhood revitalization by providing customized support and technical assistance to the City’s commercial corridors.

Keith Mainhart

Phone: (410) 675-8900
Website

1632 Aliceanna St.
Baltimore, MD 21231

Food License

Anyone who wishes to sell or distribute food must obtain a food license from the Baltimore City Health Department.
https://health.baltimorecity.gov/environmental-health/food-facilities

Phone: (410) 396-4424
Website

1001 E. Fayette Street
Environmental Health, Baltimore City Health Department
Baltimore, MD 21202

Food Service Manager License

Each moderate and high priority risk food facilities must employ a certified food manager (CFM) who is licensed with the City Health Department.

Phone: (410) 396-4424
Website

1001 E. Fayette Street
Bureau of Environmental Health, Baltimore City Health Department
Baltimore, MD 21202

Gabriel Venture Partners

Gabriel Venture Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm focused on investing in capital efficient companies while actively assisting entrepreneurs to build market leaders.

Scott Chou

Phone: (650) 551-5000
Website

999 Baker Way
San Mateo, CA 94404

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses

PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION
ACCESS TO CAPITAL
A SUPPORTIVE NETWORK OF ADVISORS AND PEERS

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses is a $500 million investment to help entrepreneurs create jobs and economic opportunity by providing them with greater access to education, financial capital and business support services. The 10,000 Small Businesses program currently operates in 19 markets in the U.S. through a network of more than 100 academic and community partners, and the program continues to expand on a city-by-city basis.

Education for Business Growth
Designed by Babson College, the nation’s top-ranked entrepreneurship school, the curriculum focuses on practical business skills that can immediately be applied by business owners, including negotiation, marketing and employee management.

Access to Capital
Small business owners learn how to become more bankable and position their businesses to access financing and capital. Through partnerships with local, regional and national Community Development Financial Institutions [CDFI’s] and other mission-driven small business lenders “Capital Partners”, loans are available to qualifying small businesses that lack access to affordable capital or may not qualify for traditional sources of credit. Loan applications are accepted on an ongoing basis, independent of acceptance into the business and management education program. Learn more.

A Network of Support
By partnering with a one-of-a-kind consortium of local academic partners, we are able to help drive economic growth within small business communities while also providing a curriculum that focuses on immediately applicable skills. Through the program you will gain practical skills in topics such as negotiation, marketing and employee management that you can immediately put into action.

William Holmes

Phone: (410) 914-7730
Website

622 S. Broadway
Baltimore, MD 21231

Good Business Works

Good Business Works is a collaboration of Baltimore leaders who believe good jobs can be good for business. We promote businesses creating great places to work in our communities and provide tailored support for your human resources challenges & goals

Allie Busching

Phone: (410) 929-6176
Website

3501 Brehms Ln
Baltimore, MD 21213

Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce

OUR MISSION
The GBBCC mission is to provide support and leadership for the growth and development of black owned and operated businesses and to advocate for economic empowerment in the African American Community in the Greater Metropolitan Area.

Debra Keller-Greene

Phone: (443) 424-2201
Website

2505 lord baltimore drive
Suite A78
Milford Mill, MD 21244

Greater Baltimore Committee

The Greater Baltimore Committee
Regional Business Leaders Creating a Better Tomorrow… Today.
The Greater Baltimore Committee is a regional, membership organization of more than 500 businesses, nonprofit organizations, and educational and civic institutions. The GBC’s mission is to improve the region’s business climate by organizing its corporate and civic leadership to develop solutions to problems that affect the region’s competitiveness.

Donald Fry

Phone: (410) 727-2820
Website

111 South Calvert Street
Suite 1700
Baltimore, MD 21202

Greater Baltimore Urban League

The Greater Baltimore Urban League – Since 1924, we have been helping disadvantaged Marylanders gain access to equal opportunity in employment, education, health care, housing and the civic arena. We encourage you to join the GBUL and take advantage of the many opportunities available to improve the quality of life for you and your community.

The Greater Baltimore Urban League, Inc. (GBUL) is one of the local affiliates of the National Urban League– a nonprofit, nonpartisan, multi-ethnic, social service organization. Through direct service delivery, advocacy, referrals, community capacity building, information dissemination and technical assistance, the League accomplishes its mission to improve social and economic conditions and opportunities for African-Americans and other people who face barriers to full participation in American society.

Nicole Cameron

Phone: (667) 217-4456 Ext: 104
Website

512 Orchard Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Greenspring Associates, Inc.

At Greenspring Associates, we solely focus on venture capital and have built a comprehensive platform dedicated to the asset class.

General Contact

Phone: (410) 363-2725
Website

100 Painters Mill Road Suite 700
Owings Mills, MD 21117

HABC Section 3 Program

The Section 3 program requires that recipients of certain HUD financial assistance, to the greatest extent possible, provide job training, employment, and contract opportunities for low- or very-low income residents in connection with projects and activities in their neighborhoods.

If you live in government-assisted housing or if your household income falls below HUD's income limits, you may qualify as a Section 3 resident or Section 3 business concern. Learn more about Section 3

Felecia Hill

Phone: (410) 396-1969
Website

417 E. Fayette Street, Rm 922
Baltimore, MD 21202

Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street

Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street works to support and promote existing businesses while working to attract complementary businesses that will best serve the surrounding community.

Daniel Doty

Phone: (410) 319-7150
Website

3015 Hamilton Avenue
2nd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21214

Harbor Designs & Manufacturing

At Harbor Designs & Manufacturing our associates take a lot of pride in their innovative ideas. With diverse experience in the world of product design and manufacturing we have made great strides in the consumer, industrial, biomedical, transportation and defense markets.

Josh Barnes

Phone: (410) 596-8154
Website

1100 Wicomico St.
Suite 600
Baltimore, MD 21230

Harbor Launch

Harbor Launch at the Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET) is a startup incubator and community for science and science support companies. Focus: Life Science / Biotechnology Startups. Wet labs, office space, coworking.

Betsy O'Neill Collie

Phone: (410) 746-0029
Website

701 E. Pratt St.
Baltimore, MD 21202

HASA

Founded in 1926, HASA provides education, hearing health, inclusion, language access, and speech & language programs - both on its Baltimore campus and in the community. We are building a world where everyone can understand and be understood.

Ilana Glazer

Phone: (410) 318-6780
Website

5900 Metro Drive
Baltimore, MD 21215

Highland Capital Partners

There’s an art and science to scaling a company, and it’s a process made easier with partners who have successfully done it before. We're partners, but more than that, we're patrons to your vision.

General Contact

Phone:
Website

One Broadway, 16th Floor
Cambridge, MA 02142

Highlandtown Main Street

Highlandtown’s Main Street, which runs along Eastern Avenue from Ellwood Avenue to Haven Street, is a thriving 10 block stretch of shops, restaurants, grocers and art spaces with merchants and clientele from all over the globe.

HMS follows the model from the National Trust for Historic Preservation and helps merchants create business plans, find available properties and understand market demographic information. We also manage a facade grant program to help businesses make improvements that attract more customers to their shops. We partner with local businesses, residents and organizations to host some of the most popular events in Baltimore.

Amanda Smit-Peters

Phone: (410) 342-3234 Ext: 26
Website

3323 Eastern Avenue
Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21224

HUB Baltimore

ABOUT THIS LOCATION
At HUB Baltimore we offer flexible and affordable workstations and office amenities to individuals and groups. Floor 2 of 217 N Charles St. provides fully furnished work stations, dedicated offices, large private offices, and conference rooms for rent at affordable monthly prices. Enjoy a natural sunlit work space with exposed brick and modern furnishings.

Phone: (410) 244-6400
Website

217 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21201

iFundWomen

iFundWomen is a crowdfunding ecosystem for women-led startups and small businesses. Our mission is simple: to drive cash funding into the hands of early stage female entrepreneurs so they can start and grow their businesses.

Karen Cahn

Phone:
Website

575 5th Ave.,
New York, NY 10001

Impact Hub

Impact Hub Baltimore is where good ideas go to work. Part innovation lab/part incubator, our community offers an accessible space for co-working, offices, events, & more. We believe in a better world when individuals are focused on a common purpose.

Michelle Geiss

Phone:
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Incubator at The Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology

An incubator for early-stage biotech, marine, environment, and human health companies. Part of the USM Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology, which is a partnership of UMB, UMBC and UMCES.

Betsy O'Neill Collie

Phone: (410) 385-6357
Website

701 E. Pratt St.
Baltimore, MD 21202

Inflection Point Ventures

IPV provides venture capital and business support for early stage telecommunications, information technology, and electronic commerce companies.

Jeff Davison

Phone:
Website

Delaware Technology Park
One Innovation Way, Suite 302
Newark, DE 19711

Innovation Works

The mission of Innovation Works (IW) is to reduce Baltimore’s neighborhood and racial wealth divide by teaching and accompanying members of disinvested communities to build and own successful social enterprises that create sustainable neighborhood economies and result in better family living, more resilient communities, and a safer, more vibrant city.

Jay Nwachu

Phone:
Website

1400 Greenmount Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21202

InvestEd.

InvestEd is a Baltimore-based Registered investment Advisory Firm (RIA) that believes everyone should have the opportunity to reach their financial goals. InvestEd provides free financial education, free financial planning and fee-only investment advising.

Allison Pescatore

Phone: (410) 469-9532
Website

345 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Kinetic Ventures

Every day we look forward to partnering with entrepreneurs creating the next big thing.

Claudia Pagano

Phone: (301) 652-8066
Website

Two Wisconsin Circle, Suite 660
Chevy Chase, MD 20815

Latino Economic Development Center

LEDC is a nonprofit organization that equips entrepreneurs and small business owners with capital and technical assistance / LEDC es una organización sin ánimo de lucro que apoya emprendedores y empresarios con asistencia técnica y microcrédito.

Molly Terry

Phone:
Website

10 East North Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21201

Launch Workplaces

Launch Towson is centrally located in the heart of Towson, MD. Just three blocks from Towson Town Center, Cheesecake Factory, Bahama Breeze, Stoney River, & Bonefish Grill. A weekly farmer’s market across the street keeps the area buzzing with activity and is only a short ways from Towson University. Launch offers 24 hour access, internet, mail services and more! Launch Towson has the services and amenities to help your small business grow!

Shawntaye Tisdale

Phone:
Website

210 West Pennsylvania Ave
Towson, MD 21204

Lendistry

Lendistry is a responsible minority-led lender that uses a fully-online application to help Maryland small business owners access loans, including SBA 7(a), in amounts ranging from $25,000 - $5 million.

Clarence Campbell

Phone: (888) 594-7270
Website

2002 Clipper Park Road
Suite 105
Baltimore, MD 21211

Lexington Business Center

Lexington Business Center provides:

Shared Office Space and Conference Room.
Free WiFi.
Free Black and White printing.
Mail/package receipt and storage.
Small Conference room for use by members.
Business Center also provide Business Coaching at a discount to members.

David Wren

Phone: (443) 579-5760
Website

1 E Chase St
Suite #210
Baltimore, MD 21202

Liquor License

This license is required if you wish to serve alcohol at your establishment.

Kimberly Kerns

Phone: (410) 396-4377
Website

1 N. Charles Street
Suite 1500
Baltimore, MD 21201

Loyola University Maryland Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship

The Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (CI&E) educates and engages students in the critical skills that help us be innovators in our lives and work. The Center will also play a role in transforming Baltimore, by supporting the city's entrepreneurs and social ventures.

Wendy Bolger

Phone: (410) 617-2886
Website

4501 North Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21210

Made In Baltimore

Made In Baltimore aims to spur re-investment in Baltimore City by growing the market for locally-produced goods. We do this by supporting local maker and manufacturers through our local-brand certification program, promotion and marketing events, and business development services.

Andrew Cook

Phone:
Website

36 S. Charles Street
Suite 2100
Baltimore, MD 21201

Maryland Capital Enterprises, Inc.

Maryland Capital Enterprises Inc. provides small business loans, business counseling & education, and helps to develop business plans to assist entrepreneurs who start, expand, or purchase businesses.

Nick Rudolph

Phone: (410) 546-1900
Website

333 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation

Real Property Division
Real property is reassessed on a three-year cycle by reviewing one-third of all property in Maryland every year. The review includes an exterior physical inspection of the property. The Real Property Valuation Division participates in all appeals court proceedings where assessment questions are involved.

Assessments are certified by the Department to local governments where they are converted into property tax bills by applying the appropriate property tax rates. An assessment is based on an appraisal of the fair market value of the property. An appraisal is an estimate of value. There are three accepted approaches to market value: (1) the sales approach; (2) the cost approach; (3) the income approach. While differing in the method of calculation each approach is designed to indicate the property’s fair market value. The property tax is primarily a local government revenue. Counties and cities depend on the property tax and a portion of the income tax to make up their budgets.

General Contact

Phone: (410) 767-1184
Website

301 W. Preston St.
lBaltimore, MD 21201

Maryland Department of Commerce

The Maryland Department of Commerce stimulates private investment, creates jobs, attracts new businesses, encourages expansion and retains existing companies. It also provides financial assistance to Maryland companies.

Stacey Harvey Reid

Phone: (410) 767-6287
Website

401 East Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202

Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation

If you are seeking information about a License in the State of Maryland for your business log on to www.dllr.state.md.us.

Phone:
Website

500 North Calvert Street,
Baltimore, MD 21202

Maryland Department of Labor/Maryland Occupational Safety and Health

This site will provide you with the resources to start a business in Maryland.

Phone: (410) 767-1184
Website

301 W. Preston Street
8th Flr.
Baltimore, MD 21201-2395

Maryland Department of the Environment

MDE Regulations
The Code of Maryland Regulations, often referred to as COMAR, is the official compilation of all administrative regulations issued by agencies of the state of Maryland. The Maryland Department of the Environment's (MDE) regulations are under Title 26.

Staff Contact

Phone:
Website

1800 Washington Blvd
Baltimore, MD 21230

Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

The mission of the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is to promote the establishment, growth, prosperity and retention of Hispanic businesses, and those entities, and persons that support them in the State of Maryland.

Corina Morga

Phone: (410) 825-0994
Website

1122 Kenilworth Drive, Suite 307
Towson, MD 21204

Maryland Insurance Administration

Welcome to the Maryland Insurance Administration. The agency's goal is to provide efficient, effective service to both the consumers of insurance products and the insurance industry. Th?e Maryland Insurance Administration best serves its core constituents by assuring fair treatment of consumers. This consumer protection begins by regulating the availability of insurance coverage at fair prices and extends to issues of solvency and fair sales, claims and settlement practices.

Staff Contact

Phone:
Website

200 St. Paul St.
Suite 2700
Baltimore, MD 21202

Maryland Intellectual Property Legal Resource Center

Intellectual property assistance for startup companies and small businesses.

Patricia Campbell

Phone: (301) 314-8589
Website

387 Technology Drive, University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742

Maryland Nonprofits

Maryland Nonprofits is the state association of nonprofit organizations, which works to advance the quality of life in Maryland by strengthening, educating, and engaging nonprofits.

Rachel Mygatt

Phone: (443) 438-2343
Website

1500 Union Ave. Ste. 2500
Baltimore, MD 21211

Maryland Procurement Technical Assistance - MDPTAP

Welcome
Maryland PTAP, which serves as a Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), is funded in part through a cooperative agreement from the Department of Defense (DoD) through a program that is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). The content of any written materials or verbal communications of the PTAC does not necessarily reflect the official views of or imply endorsement by DoD or DLA.

Arthenia LeFlore

Phone: (443) 451-7164
Website

1101 E. 33rd Street
Suite c308
Baltimore, MD 21218

Maryland Small Business Development Center - University of Maryland

The Maryland Small Business Development Center Network is dedicated to providing one-stop assistance to the area's business community

Jennifer Funn

Phone: (443) 540-3865
Website

620 West Lexington St
Baltimore, MD 21201

Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO)

TEDCO was created to facilitate the transfer and commercialization of technology and to assist in the creation and growth of technology-based businesses in all regions of the State.

Troy LeMaile-Stovall

Phone: (410) 740-9442
Website

7021 Columbia Gateway Drive
Suite 200
Columbia, MD 21046

Mayor's Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Development

MWBD serves as the City of Baltimore’s advocate for small, local, minority and women-owned companies including prime contractors, subcontractors, and joint venture partners.

Lisa Edwards

Phone: (410) 396-3818
Website

3000 Druid Park Drive
Suite 3000B
Baltimore, MD 21215

MBDA Baltimore Business Center

The MBDA Business Center is a Baltimore sponsored federally funded program that assists minority businesses with gaining access to capital, contracts, markets and global development.

Scott Phillips

Phone: (443) 451-7103
Website

1101 East 33rd Street, Suite 308
Baltimore, MD 21218

MD Washington Minority Companies Association

In 2002, Md. Washington Minority Companies Association, Inc. (MWMCA) originated to assist minority and women-owned companies.

Wayne Frazier

Phone: (443) 759-8580
Website

3229 Powhatan Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21216

MDOT MBE/DBE/SBE Certification

If you are looking to procure jobs in the state of Maryland and need to obtain your Maryland Department Of Transportation (MDOT) Certification, apply today with MDOT.

Phone: (410) 865-1269
Website

7201 Corporate Center Drive
Hanover, MD 21076

Meridian Management Group

The Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority (MSBDFA) was created by the Maryland General Assembly in 1978 to assist in the development of socially or economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs in the creation of Maryland businesses.

Randy Croxton

Phone: (410) 333-2548
Website

823 E. Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21202

Minor Privilege

Guidelines on what can and cannot be placed outdoors within the public right of way.

Phone: (410) 396-3346
Website

200 Holliday Street
Room 204 - Department of Transportation, Minor Privilege Section
Baltimore, MD 21202

Minority and Women Business Opportunity Office MWBOO

The Minority and Women's Business Opportunity Office (MWBOO) is responsible for the Certification of Minority Business Enterprises and Women's Business Enterprises.

Naomi Shay

Phone:
Website


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Minority Business Development Agency Advanced Manufacturing Center

The Mid-Atlantic Region MBDA Advanced Manufacturing Center – Baltimore, located in Baltimore, MD, partners with organizations in the Mid-Atlantic Region to deliver services. The Center is staffed by business specialists who assist minority businesses access markets and capital. Four centers, nationwide, are funded by the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), which is a federal agency within the U.S. Department of Commerce. The centers promote the minority manufacturing community’s growth and global competitiveness, better equipping minority manufacturers to create and retain jobs, impact local economies, and compete successfully in domestic and global marketplaces.
These centers and their strategic partners assist minority entrepreneurs and business owners with consulting services, contract and financing opportunities, bonding services, building business-to-business alliances, global/ teaming/joint venture opportunities, and executive training.

Christine Plater

Phone: (443) 451-7103
Website

Mid-Atlantic AMP - Baltimore
1101 E. 33rd Street STE C308
Baltimore, MD 21218

Mt. Sinai BioIncubator

The Sinai Hospital BioIncubator
Our Mission as a business incubator is to improve human health by bringing together emerging businesses, innovative technologies and leading physicians. The future of healthcare is here and we invite you to be a part of it.

Michael Tangrea, Ph.D

Phone: (410) 601-5643
Website

2401 W. Belvedere Ave.
Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Schapiro Building, Suite 203
Baltimore, MD 21215

New Enterprise Associates

NEA started nearly 40 years ago with a big idea: to create an enduring venture capital firm that would help exceptional entrepreneurs build transformational businesses.

General Contact

Phone: (410) 842-4000
Website

1954 Greenspring Drive
Suite 600
Lutherville Timonium, MD 21093

No Limits Selling

We use Applied Neuroscience and Neuro-Linguistic Programming to make salespeople, executives and leaders awesomer!

Mindset is the number one determining factor on how well an individual or a team does. We offer Mind Training to make leaders, salespeople and teams more confident.

Umar Hameed

Phone: (410) 949-7067
Website

17 W Pennsylvania Ave, 401D
Towson, MD 21204

Novak Biddle Venture Partners

Novak Biddle Venture Partners provides equity financing and assistance to early-stage, information technology companies principally located in the Mid-Atlantic region. Our mission is to help build successful, long-term, sustainable companies.

General Contact

Phone: (240) 497-1910
Website

7501 Wisconsin Avenue
Suite 1380-E
Bethesda, MD 20814

Open Works

Our mission is to make tools, technology, and the knowledge to use them accessible to all.

Baltimore is a brilliant, beautiful city with a magnificent manufacturing legacy. It birthed the bottle cap, the railroad, and legions of Liberty ships. The twists of history have deleted some of that legacy, but remnants of that industrial power still remain all over town. Open Works sits in the heart of one of Baltimore’s original manufacturing districts, a stone’s throw from the old Crown Cork and Seal complex and the former Lebow Brothers Clothing factory.

But it’s not all distant history — making is mounting a comeback in Baltimore. This city is full of artists, hackers, micro-manufacturers, inventors, students, teachers, entrepreneurs, and builders. The manufacturing economy is growing. Social entrepreneurs are succeeding. New businesses are blooming. Open Works is a place for all of us to learn from one another and collaborate on building out this new economy to its fullest potential – together.

Will Holman

Phone: (410) 862-0428
Website

1400 Greenmount Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21202

Operation Hope Baltimore

Operation HOPE provides complimentary financial literacy education and empowerment programs and services to youth and adults in the Baltimore area HOPE Inside is a unique empowerment model that brings free financial dignity programming to underserved communities.

Robin Haynes

Phone: (443) 488-0126
Website

4588 Edmondson Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21229

Pawnbroker License

This license is required for any business that wants to operate as a pawnbroker facility.

Phone: (410) 361-9690
Website

200 Holliday Street
First Floor Room 3 - Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit
Baltimore, MD 21202

Pennsylvania Avenue Main Street

Empowering businesses. Empowering people.
Historic Pennsylvania Avenue-Main Street operates using the favorably and effective five point Baltimore Main Streets model approach. This collective impact approach, is made to measure and meet the local needs of the community.

Nakeisha Turner

Phone: (410) 646-8744

1700 Pennsylvania Ave.
Unit 400
Baltimore, MD 21217

Pigtown Main Street

We provide assistance to business owners and commercial property owners along the 700-1300 blocks of Washington Blvd in Historic Pigtown.

Kim Lane

Phone: (443) 908-7038
Website

763 Washington Blvd
Baltimore, MD 21230

Retail Business District License

This license is required for all retail business establishments located within the ten retail districts.

Phone: (410) 361-9690
Website

200 Holliday Street
First Floor Room 3 - Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit
Baltimore, MD 21202

SCORE-Greater Baltimore

Non Profit aligned with SBA to foster vibrant small Business Communities through mentoring and education.

Baltimore SCORE

Phone: (443) 451-7160
Website

10 South Howard St
Baltimore, MD 21202

Simulated Slot Machine License

This license is required for any establishment that wants to operate simulated slot machine games on its premises.

Phone: (410) 361-9690
Website

200 Holliday Street
First Floor Room 3 - Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue Collections, Miscellaneous Tax/License Unit
Baltimore, MD 21202

Solid Waste Permit

Anyone who wishes to transport waste to the City landfill must obtain a permit from the City Health Department. The type and cost of permit depends on the size and weight of the vehicle.

Phone: (410) 396-4428
Website

1001 E. Fayette Street
Bureau of Environmental Health, Baltimore City Health Department
Baltimore, MD 21202

Spark Baltimore

Spark Baltimore is a collaborative workspace for growing tech startups, creatives, entrepreneurs, and freelancers located within the downtown Baltimore hubzone. Spark is designed with growing companies in mind, with space options that range from mailbox memberships and coworking desks to private offices and custom office suites. Spark serves as a connecting force for the technology-focused companies and entrepreneur ecosystem in the Baltimore region, and fosters connections between our members and established/traditional enterprises within the downtown central business district.

Shervonne Cherry

Phone: (443) 804-4927
Website

8 Market Place
Suite 300
Baltimore, MD 21202

Sterling Partners

We seek to invest $35-$120 million in companies with greater than $5 million in EBITDA.

General Contact

Phone: (443) 703-1700
Website

650 S. Exeter St
Suite 1000
Baltimore, MD 21202

Street Vendor License

The license is required for anyone wanting to sell food products or merchandise of any kind on any street in Baltimore City. This License is provided by the Department of Transportation Right of Way Services Division.
https://transportation.baltimorecity.gov/street-mobile-vending

City of Baltimore Department of Transportation Right of Way Services Division

Phone: (410) 396-1916
Website

Special Events and Street Vendors Section
The Councilman Harry S. Cummings Building
Baltimore, MD 21202

Tattooing License

Anyone who wishes to maintain, operate, or conduct a tattoo establishment in Baltimore City must obtain a license from the Baltimore City Health Department.

Phone: (410) 396-4428
Website

1001 E. Fayette Street
Bureau of Environmental Health, Baltimore City Health Department
Baltimore, MD 21202

TCP Venture Capital

Venture Capital firm focused on investing in high growth technology companies that will headquarter in Baltimore City.

Christopher College

Phone: (410) 497-7239
Website

10019 Reisterstown Road
Owings Mills, MD 21117

TEDCO/Maryland Venture Fund

TEDCO and the Maryland Venture Fund makes $50,000 - $2,000,000 investments in seed and early-stage companies based in Maryland. We are dedicated to funding and growing the next generation of outstanding businesses in Maryland. We are an experienced team with significant operating and venture experience whose focus is on making the entrepreneurs successful. With more than $100M in assets under management, we partner with exceptional entrepreneurs and help them build valuable companies that last.

Tammi Thomas

Phone: (410) 740-9442
Website

7021 Columbia Gateway Drive
Columbia, MD 21046

Temporary Use of Right of Way

For builders or citizens temporary use of the right of way includes excavation, scaffolds, dumpsters, fences and parking. Right of Way is any public space such as streets and sidewalks.

Phone: (410) 396-4508
Website

200 Holliday Street
Room 6 - Department of Transportation, Right of Way Permits Section
Baltimore, MD 21202

The Abell Foundation

The Foundation funds nonprofit organizations located and active in Maryland. Our focus is on Baltimore City, with more than 95 percent of our grants being awarded to organizations in the Baltimore metropolitan area.

Wanda Gresham

Phone: (410) 547-1300
Website

111 S. Calvert Street
Suite 2300
Baltimore, MD 21202

The Grid

The Grid, a partnership between University of Maryland Ventures and the University of Maryland Graduate School, is an innovation space where students, entrepreneurs, faculty, and staff connect to bring innovative health and social impact ideas to life through education, early-stage funding, and programming.Location Exclusions

The Grid’s resources are primarily focused on supporting members of the University of Maryland, Baltimore community. However, there are resources that are free and open to the public. Those resources are the Small Business Development Center, the Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship Clinic, and the educational courses and seminars that run during the fall and spring semesters. All of these opportunities are available by appointment or require registration.

Jenny Owens

Phone:
Website

875 Hollins Street, Suite 102
Baltimore, MD 21201

Towson University Incubator

TU Incubator is Towson University’s business incubator for seed and early stage companies. Primary goals are to support regional entrepreneurs and induce mission-driven innovation in industries such as education (edtech) and healthcare.

David Cross

Phone: (410) 704-3079
Website

7400 York Road, 3rd Floor
Towson, MD 21204

University of Baltimore Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation

The center directs assistance and support to students interested in building or growing an enterprise.

Henry Mortimer

Phone: (410) 837-5975
Website

11 W. Mt. Royal Ave
Baltimore, MD 21201

University of Maryland Extension

The goal of the University of Maryland Extension Urban Agriculture Program is to help urban residents learn what they need to better achieve their urban agriculture goals.

Neith Little

Phone: (410) 856-1850 Ext: 123
Website

6615 Reisterstown Rd.
Suite 201
Baltimore, MD 21215

University of Maryland Medical Systems


University of Maryland Medical System Overview
The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) is a university-based regional health care system focused on serving the health care needs of Maryland.

We bring innovation, discovery and research to the care we provide all while educating the state’s future physicians and health care professionals through our partnership with the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the UM Schools of Nursing, Pharmacy, Social Work and Dentistry in Baltimore.

Staff Contact

Phone:
Website

250 W. Pratt St.
Suite 1210
Baltimore, MD 21201

US Commercial Service

The U.S. & Foreign Commercial Service is dedicated to helping U.S. companies; especially small and medium-sized enterprises compete and win in the global marketplace.

Aisha Jones

Phone: (410) 962-3097
Website

300 West Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21239

US Small Business Administration (SBA)

The SBA is a federal government agency. The SBA helps Americans start, build and grow businesses through capital, contracting, and counseling.

Rachel Howard

Phone: (410) 244-3337
Website

100 S. Charles Street
Suite 1201
Baltimore, MD 21201

Use and Occupancy Permit

A Use & Occupancy permit is required for any newly-constructed structure or addition, to use for any purpose previously vacant land, to make any change in the authorized use of any land structure, or to make a change in a business' ownership.
$73 FEE FOR 1-AND 2-FAMILY DWELLINGS
$98 FEE FOR ALL OTHER PROPERTIES

Phone: (410) 396-3237
Website

417 E. Fayette Street
Rm 100 - Baltimore Housing
Baltimore, MD 21202

USM Maryland Momentum Fund

UM Ventures is a joint initiative of the MPowering the State Program, bringing the University of Maryland, Baltimore and University of Maryland, College Park together to commercialize discoveries, and create economic impact by engaging partners in industry and social ventures. By encouraging our students and faculty, providing expert advice and business services, more discoveries will reach the market. By engaging directly with external partners we will bring new investment, expanded markets and more startup ventures.

David Wise

Phone: (410) 706-3361
Website

620 W. Lexington Street; 4th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201

Venturize

Venturize is an online resource that puts the power in your hands to feel good about your loan options, access responsible capital, and discover possibilities you didn’t know existed. It’s not a lender – but a program from Small Business Majority, a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide entrepreneurs with the education and resources they need to thrive.

Use our clear, trustworthy information and mobile-friendly tools – no strings attached. We’re here for one simple reason – to help you borrow confidently.

Debi Roder

Phone: (202) 828-8357
Website

1101 14th Street, NW
Suite 950
Washington, DC 20005

Wastewater Discharge Permit

Any discharge of non-residential waste into the City wastewater system will require a Wastewater Discharge Permit.

Phone: (410) 396-9695
Website

8201 Eastern Boulevard
Department of Public Works, Bureau of Water and Wastewater, Pollution Control Section
Baltimore, MD 21224

Waverly Main Street

The Baltimore Main Streets program is an approach to neighborhood revitalization by providing customized support and technical assistance to the City’s commercial corridors.

Diana Emerson

Phone: (410) 889-8100
Website

3302B Greenmount Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21218

WIB-Capital Region Chapter

The Capital Region Chapter is dedicated to creating opportunities and careers for women in the life science industry and to encouraging women in our region to translate novel discoveries into products.

Kayla Valdes

Phone: (518) 929-9487
Website

8007 Tyson Oaks Cir
Vienna, VA 22182

Will Holmes Consulting WHC

Will Holmes Consulting is an award-winning, MBE DBE SBE certified, business management and technology consulting firm serving government agencies, financial institutions, universities and thousands of growing companies across the globe.

Will Holmes

Phone: (410) 914-7730
Website

555 President St
Baltimore, MD 21202

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