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Legislative Wrap-Up Provides Insights into the 2025 Legislative Session
Legislative Wrap-Up Provides Insights into the 2025 Legislative SessionBel Air, MD – On Wednesday, April 30th, The Harford County Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual Legislative Wrap-Up event, hosted by RiverWatch at Water’s Edge and sponsored by Harford Community College and Baltimore Gas and Electric. The event featured a panel of Maryland Delegates and Senators to discuss the results of the 2025 Maryland Legislative Session and key priorities for next year. The panel consisted of Senator Jason
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News Release: Harford Chamber Hosts 1st Annual Harford County Civics Bee
Harford Chamber Hosts 1st Annual Harford County Civics Bee Bel Air, MD – On Thursday, April 10th, the Harford County Chamber of Commerce hosted the first annual Harford County Civics Bee in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and Civics Trust. The event was held at Towson University in Northeastern Maryland and sponsored by APG Federal Credit Union, United Way of Central Maryland, Amazon, and Arrow Child & Family Ministries. The event began in Winter of 2024, with dozens of
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News Release: Economic Outlook Breakfast Projects Future Economic Trends
Economic Outlook Breakfast Projects Future Economic Trends Bel Air, MD – On Thursday, March 27th, The Harford County Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual Economic Outlook event, sponsored by APG Federal Credit Union, at Maryland Golf & Country Clubs. Featured speakers, Harry Coker Jr., Acting Secretary of Maryland’s Department of Commerce, Dr. Daraius Irani of Towson University and Regional Economic Studies Institute, and Karen Holt of Harford County’s Department of Economic Development, shared economic
Maryland Business Owners Share Stories of Proposed Service Tax Impact
Maryland Business Coalition and Business Leaders Unite to Challenge Proposed Service Tax That Would Cost Small Businesses Tens of Thousands Annually: Annapolis, Md. (March 12, 2025) — The voices of Maryland business owners filled the Parley Room Patio in Annapolis today as dozens gathered to speak out against the proposed 2.5% tax on business services (HB 1554/SB 1045). Their message was clear: this tax would devastate businesses, eliminate jobs and ultimately harm Maryland residents and communities.
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Chamber Hosts Minority & Small Business Resource Fair
Harford Chamber and Partners Host Minority and Small Business Resource Fair Bel Air, MD - On Wednesday, February 26th, the Harford County Chamber of Commerce hosted the Minority & Small Business Resource Fair in partnership with the Harford County Department of Economic Development and Harford County Caucus of African American Leaders. The event, sponsored by APG Federal Credit Union, was held at the Converge Center in Aberdeen. The event featured 34 business resource vendors, 3 educational breakout
Propel Your Startup’s Success Through Savvy Digital Marketing Tactics
In the competitive landscape of startups, digital marketing is not just an option but a necessity for growth. The right strategies can significantly enhance your brand’s presence and foster meaningful connections with your audience. By adopting innovative marketing tactics, startups can navigate the complexities of the digital world and position themselves for long-term success. This article delves into effective strategies that can transform your startup’s marketing efforts, ensuring you stay ahead in
Adobe Acrobat: Revolutionizing the Way Small and Local Companies Do Business
Adobe Acrobat is a versatile software suite that offers a wide range of benefits for small and local businesses. From document management to collaboration and security features, Acrobat is an indispensable tool for organizations of all sizes for many reasons: Efficient Document Management: Acrobat provides robust document management capabilities, allowing businesses to create, edit, organize, and archive documents seamlessly. With features like merging, splitting, and indexing PDFs, businesses can
6 Small Business Technologies Every Owner Should Consider
Part of being a small business owner is making investments that can help your company run efficiently and provide room to grow. Business technology offers an avenue to streamline operations and help your company stay on track. Here, the Harford County Chamber of Commerce lists some technologies you should incorporate into your business. 1. Inventory Management Software If your company deals with tangible products, you must have inventory, and when you have inventory, you need a system to
