New Members

APRIL 2012

Carol Brooks
Business Services Manager
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development

Lisa Carmichael
Senior Account Executive
Baltimore Business Journal

Alison Carney
Dir. Communications and Business Development
Balfour Beatty Construction

Edward Fangman
Chief, Workforce Development
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development

Raquel Frye
Associate Director, RESI
Towson University

Jawauna Greene
Maryland Transportation Authority

Jen Gunner
Business Development Director
Economic Alliance Greater Baltimore

Shawn Hershberger
Economic Development Coordinator
City of Cumberland

Seema Iyer
Jacob France Institute

Alicia Jones
Grad Student

Bill Jones
Director of Business & Community Outreach
Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore

Kisha Logan
Business Development Associate
Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation

Tom Lonergan
Economic Development Director
City of Gaithersburg

Wes MacQuilliam
Business Development Associate
Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation

Kim Martini
Director of Business Development
Armada Hoffler

Doris Mason
Executive Director
Upper Shore Regional Council

James Metz
Sr. Economic Development Advisor
First Energy

Christine Plater
The Project Resource Group

Brien Poffenberger
President
Hagerstown-Washington County Chamber of Commerce

Jessica Reynolds
Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development

Michael Sanderson
Executive Director
Maryland Association of Counties

Jeffrey Savage
Industrial Development Manager
Norfolk Southern Corporation

Nan Rohrer
Executive Director
Downtown Partnership of Baltimore

Kim Taylor
Manager, Small Business Development
Baltimore County Department of Economic Development

Michael Thielke
Eastern Shore Entrepreneurship Center

David Safer
Vice President
BNY Mellon

Eileen Silberfeld
Audience Development Director
Baltimore Business Journal

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June 7th: Workforce Development

Developing the Skills Industry Needs

Examine the national and statewide situation from the perspective of the employers needing to fill open positions to grow their businesses, as well as the service providers who are partnering with them to address the skills issue. Solutions will be a winning proposition for everyone.

 
MEDA 2012 Chesapeake Basic Economic Development Course

July 23-27, 2012

This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of economic development. The course is designed to prepare you for the challenges you face developing communities.

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Ignite MEDA videos

If you missed it last summer, check out the presentation videos from our MEDA Ignite Conference!

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2012 MEDA Annual Conference Recap

2012 MEDA Annual Conference Recap

Review what you've learned from industry experts on the tools and techniques needed to create the environment that will foster growth and build new business for your local area.

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