Quarterly Business Roundtable
Our next Business Roundtable will be held online, Wednesday, September 16, 8:30 - 9:30 am.
This will be a great opportunity for your business to get the inside scoop on what is happening in Charles County and learn about the Economic Development Department’s response to the COVID-19 crisis. From the start of the crisis, we have shifted resources and human capital to address the impacts to businesses.
Efforts that will be addressed include public outreach, education, and connection to resources; financial support for businesses; partnerships with private and public sector stakeholders; and initiatives to identify and address business needs and work towards economic recovery.
Register here to hold your spot; you'll receive a confirmation email with a link to use the day of the Roundtable.
Also, feel free to bring your questions; we’ll have a Q&A at the end of the webinar.
View full video of January 22 Business Roundtable.
Quarterly Business Roundtables are an opportunity for businesses to get the inside scoop on what is happening in Charles County and learn how the Charles County Economic Development Department can assist them. Each meeting includes a continental breakfast, networking, quarterly update, and a Q&A session where businesses can ask questions directly of the department.
2020 Business Roundtables have been scheduled for January 22, April 22, and July 23. Registration for the January Roundtable will be open in late December.
The typical agenda is:
8 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Networking and continental breakfast
8:30 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. Quarterly Update
9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Q&A session
Meetings are free to attend, but registration is requested. To receive an alert when registration is open, please sign up for our monthly E-News or check our Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn pages regularly.
Views from Charles
Collaboration and Lessons Learned
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Scott Decker
Director of Operations
Cardinal Scientific
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Doug Egan
Chief Executive Officer
Competitive Power Ventures
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Joshua Justice
President
Just Tech
“We are proud to be a key part of Charles County’s future and we heartily encourage other, cutting-edge companies to join us.”
Katharine Tate
Executive Director of Provider Engagement and Community Relations
Righttime Medical Care
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Darlene M. Breck
Owner
Southern Maryland Business Center
“Charles County is a great place to do business because of the passion of the business community and the residents who strive to make it the best that it can be."
Andrew W. Welburn
President
The Welburn Organization
