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GSA in need of office space for the Social Security Administration
The U.S. General Services Administration recently issued a Request for Lease Proposal (RLP) for a 15 year lease of 108,000 square feet of office space for the Social Security Administration (SSA). Proposals are due on August 9, 2021.
Apply Today!
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On behalf of EDC President and CEO David Iannucci, it is with great pleasure that we release the Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Annual Report for 2019/2020.
Prince George’s County has experienced tremendous growth over the past decade. With its many business friendly features and benefits, it is no wonder the County has become a driving force for economic development in the Washington, DC region.
As we slowly emerge from our COVID quarantine, we look forward to doing even more to help our business community emerge stronger and Prince George’s Proud.
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EXPANDING PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY
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Congratulation's to Everything Legendary and Remodelmate who made the 2021 Fire Awards
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Meet 50 players changing Greater Washington’s startup and innovation scene
It’s time, once again, to single out the Greater Washington companies, investors and players who are setting its startup ecosystem ablaze.
That’s right. We’re unveiling the 50 winners of the Washington Business Journal and DC Inno Fire Awards of 2021. The honorees range from nascent to mature, across industry and geography within the DMV.
These are companies that closed new rounds of funding, launched new products, reinvented themselves and not only survived the pandemic, but helped others through the crisis as well. They are growing headcount, expanding their footprints within and beyond the region, promoting equity and elevating the local startup universe. They are founders and funders, first-time business owners and seasoned executives, builders and believers.
They are all on fire.
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Washington Informer
Prince George’s County Seeks Economic Equity in DMV
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Washington Business Journal
Maryland's casinos reel in $161.5M in June, led by MGM National Harbor
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Hyattsville Wire
Professional NYC Dancer Opens Arts School Near Route 1
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CNBC
2021's most-improved state for business is Maryland. New infrastructure thinking is the reason
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We're turning the Spotlight on Velocity Companies, a black owned commercial and residential real estate services firm, headquartered right here in Prince George's County. PGCEDC's very own, Larry Hentz, sits down with Founder and CEO Brandon Bellamy.
More than just building, The Velocity Companies are reaching "missed urban communities" in a profound way, bringing significant economic opportunity to overlooked communities, which have all the market fundamentals necessary to make them very attractive targets for investment. They inject energy into every development effort, giving that project a life of its own and sustains it through completion and full operation.
Join us and help keep the spotlight on our County companies!
#BuyPrinceGeorges #PgcBusinessSpotlight
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Click on the Image to Learn More & Register
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Thursday, July 22nd | 9:30am
Virtual Fort Meade Trade Partner Outreach Event
RECORDS CENTER REPLACEMENT AND MERCURY FLORA FACILITIES, located in Fort Meade, MD is a $350 million facility for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Records Center Replacement (RCR) facility is a multi-story administrative and warehouse structure for staff to perform records management functions. The Mercury Flora Facilty (MCF) is a 250,000 SF multi-story administrative and warehouse structure to support light industrial warehouse and administrative functions.
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Wednesday, July 23rd | 9:30am
Where Do We Go From Here pt. 3
Join the experts for a third instalment of the County Business Update Webinar Series: Where Do We Go From Here
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, County Regional Director for Senator Ben Cardin's Office, Jarryd Hawkins, and Economist Anirban Basu tackle the latest and greatest business news from the Federal, State, and Local level.
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Wednesday, July 28th | 9:00am
Open Doors to a Profitable Business
This will be an interactive session to help you get started building a profitable business by looking beyond the crises and understanding the elements of successful business basics.
- Develop insights on how your business should operate to ensure you generate income and growing revenue
- Learn how to create a company with proven systems and protocols to make money in this "New Economy"
- Learn to create a money-making model that will enable you to increase your profits 61% year over year (AFTER YOUR BASE YEAR)
- Develop a one-page map of exactly how you create and capture value by scanning your environment to identify significant opportunities, possible obstacles, and essential resources
- Properly understand where you are now, where you want to go, and how to close this gap
- Understand the most common business mistakes and failings and how to avoid them
- Gain a growth-oriented mindset to save time and money
- Understand how to secure the necessary financing to start and grow your business
- You'll also have access to a library of over 100 hours of content to set you up for your success.
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Click Below To Learn More About ISBI
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Learn more about resources available to the Prince George's County Business Community by visiting www.pgcedc.com or calling us at
(301) 583-4650 today!
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