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Though passed through Federal legislation, PPP was designed to be administered privately through local SBA-approved lenders. With just days of notice to implement the program, the clock started ticking almost immediately for local lenders scrambling to help their community reach these ‘first-come first-serve’ funds before they were exhausted.
In response to COVID-19, Frederick’s Economic Development Partners have expanded their online offerings.
Explore this action-packed calendar for local webinars, online trainings, & virtual experiences that will help you navigate the COVID-19 crisis as a business owner or a member of the workforce in Frederick.
In response to COVID-19, Governor Hogan has enacted an executive order which will require the wearing of masks or face coverings when inside any retail establishments, including grocery stores, pharmacies, and convenience stores, or when riding any form of public transportation in Maryland.
There are numerous local and national programs for businesses in need of emergency support, but understanding which options are relevant for your organization can be a challenge. The Maryland Business Relief Wizard is a tool that helps connect businesses with the resources and programming for which they’re eligible, streamlining the process of finding support.
Dr. Pete Kremers has been named ‘Volunteer of the Year’ by the Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA) for his work on Color on the Creek and Sailing through Winter Solstice.
The Frederick County Office of Economic Development has partnered with Hood College and Mount St. Mary’s University to offer a four month Minority Business Executive Development Program to enhance and provide new skills in: Business Accounting and Finance, Marketing, Promotion and Advertising, Organizational Leadership and Organizational Management.
