MCEDC Celebrates Global Diversity in Montgomery County During Economic Development Week (May 6-10)

For Immediate Release:
May 7, 2024

Contacts:
Michael Mitchell, Vice President, Marketing & Communications
michael@thinkmoco.com

Raven Padgett, Senior Manager, Communications
raven@thinkmoco.com

Montgomery County, Md. — The Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) is celebrating Economic Development Week (EDW), May 6-10, by placing a spotlight on Montgomery County’s vibrant and diverse business community and the significant economic contributions they make to the county.

“Montgomery County is one of the most unique and diverse business communities in the country, and because of this — and the county’s well-established ecosystem — leading global businesses choose to locate their headquarters here. We are also home to local companies that have expanded into global powerhouses. We celebrate their contributions to help position Montgomery County as the premier place to do business,” said MCEDC’s President and CEO Bill Tompkins.

Started in 2016 by the International Economic Development Council, Economic Development Week is a global initiative to recognize how economic development transforms lives in communities around the world. More than 100,000 economic development professionals worldwide are committed to creating, retaining and expanding opportunities that facilitate long-term, equitable community growth. The impact of their work casts a wide net, including job creation and retention, increased tax revenue, thriving neighborhoods and overall improved quality of life.

During Economic Development Week, follow MCEDC’s social platforms — LinkedIn, X and Facebook — and visit here for business spotlights and video interviews with diverse companies in Montgomery County.

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2015年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。

Where Leading-Edge Life Sciences Happens

Drive in any direction on I-270, a major thoroughfare in Montgomery County, Maryland, and it soon becomes evident that you’re in a booming life sciences hub. The campuses of global and national life sciences companies undertaking groundbreaking and life-saving research and cures are located throughout the corridor. Close to the nation’s capital, Montgomery County is the largest and wealthiest county in Maryland. It also anchors the BioHealth Capital Region, making it a premiere location for life sciences companies to locate and expand. Last year alone, $820 million was invested in Montgomery County life sciences companies. More than 300 such companies have operations in the county, specializing in immunology, cell and gene therapy, biopharmaceuticals, research and development and manufacturing, employing about 26,000 workers. That’s 65% of the total biotech workforce in Maryland.

Montgomery County also has an exceptional and diverse talent pool to choose from. Maryland has the highest concentration of STEM jobs in the U.S. and ranks second in the country for professional and technical workers. More than 30% of adults in the county have master’s degrees or higher, and 60% have a bachelor’s degree or higher. What’s more, the National Institutes of Health, the Food and Drug Administration and 36 federal labs call Montgomery County home. As leaders in the region prioritize upskilling and nurturing talent pipelines, critical partnerships like the one between BioHub Maryland and the National Institute of Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) reinforce this community’s dedication to fostering a highly trained workforce. A recent agreement establishes BioHub Maryland to serve as the exclusive provider of NIBRT-licensed training in the national capital region. “Life sciences companies can tap into one of the largest concentrations of PhDs in the country here,” says Matt Brady, principal and executive vice president at Rockville-based Scheer Partners, a corporate real estate firm with a Scientific Real Estate Services practice.

They can also tap into an advantageous real estate market in the region, Brady says. “In Rockville and Gaithersburg, which are two of the major cities on the I-270 life sciences corridor, you have 1.2 million square feet of space you can grab in varying sizes. Being a tenants’ market, companies can step into a new building or second-generation lab space. I’ve been doing this about 20 years with a focus on the scientific market, and this is one of the best markets I’ve seen from a tenant’s perspective.”

Next-Generation Cell Therapy

AstraZeneca announced plans in February to establish its newest manufacturing facility in Montgomery County, where it already employs 4,500. The biopharma giant is investing $300 million to turn an existing building in Rockville into 85,000 sq. ft. of space for production of T-cell therapies for cancer treatments. The building is less than five miles from one of its global R&D centers.

“We are incredibly excited that more than 150 new highly skilled jobs are being created to bring our scientific work and therapies to clinical trials, which could transform the lives of patients around the world,” said AstraZeneca Executive Vice President of Global Operations & IT and Chief Sustainability Officer Pam Cheng in a company statement. “This new $300 million investment will accelerate our ambition to make next-generation cell therapy a reality, ensuring that we are ready to scale and meet the demands of patients.”

In December, AstraZeneca leased a 198,000-sq.- ft. building in Gaithersburg, where it employs 3,500, from Matan Companies at a 44-acre life sciences campus facing the I-270 Biotech Corridor.

Also in December, Montgomery County executives and United Therapeutics Corp. announced a partnership that ultimately will expand the company’s footprint in downtown Silver Spring, increasing its space there by 40%. The $100 million deal involves transferring ownership of county-owned facilities to United Therapeutics and vice versa so that the medical technology company, which develops pharmaceutical therapies and technologies that make transplantable organs more available, can expand its downtown campus.

“The partnership and agreement will provide significant benefits to county residents, usher in an era of economic growth in Silver Spring, and further solidify Montgomery County’s leading biotech, life sciences and research economy,” said County Executive Marc Elrich in a statement.

Lab Space Is the Differentiator

Scheer Partners’ Matt Brady tells Site Selection that lab space differentiates Montgomery County, Md. The DC-Virginia-Maryland market is home to about 15 million sq. ft. of commercial lab space. “About 75% to 80% of that is in Montgomery County,” Brady says.

“Office space and industrial space and other asset classes become more of a commodity,” he explains, “and you can find that in other places. This market, to me, is about scientifically focused lab space.”

The firm looks at markets for clients with a four-pronged approach. First, they look at where the ideas for science-based companies are generated — the intellectual property; where capital is coming from and whether it is available as funding; whether there’s a strong talent pool to support these companies; and if there are spaces available to them.

“There are markets that have two or three of those four, but they just don’t grow,” Brady says. “They don’t grow because they’re missing that last piece. We are fortunate here in that we have all four of those — maybe not to the extent that Boston-Cambridge does. But you have to pay a lot more to be there than you do to be here. There’s a substantial cost savings.”

This article was originally published in the 2024 March issue of Site Selection magazine.

MCEDC Welcomes Frankie Clogston, Ph.D., as VP, Research and Policy, to Support Economic Development in Montgomery County, Maryland

For Immediate Release:
February 5, 2024

Contact:
Michael Mitchell
MCEDC
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
240-641-6725
michael@thinkmoco.com

Rockville, Md – Frankie Clogston, Ph.D., has joined the Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) as its new Vice President, Research and Policy. Clogston brings to this position an extensive background of more than 20 years in qualitative and quantitative research and technical assistance in economic development and economic policy. 

In this role, she will serve as a member of MCEDC’s leadership team and design and execute research projects, providing support across departments. She will use data and stakeholder input to support economic growth for businesses in Montgomery County. She will also represent the organization on councils, in the media, on boards, and participate in selected task forces and workgroups.

“We are honored to have Dr. Clogston join our team, bringing to our organization her industry expertise and passion for accelerating local economic development,” said Bill Tompkins, President & CEO of MCEDC. “Her contributions in economic research and policy will be invaluable to our team, and her focus on the development of multi-year strategic plans will help create a roadmap for greater economic success in Montgomery County.”

Clogston previously worked as vice president of Knowledge Management and Development for the International Economic Development Council (IEDC). At IEDC, Clogston helped design and launch the Equity Fellow Program and directed IEDC’s flagship project in equity, the Equitable Economic Development Playbook, of which MCEDC was in the inaugural cohort.

She also steered the organization’s work assisting communities recovering from COVID-19, hurricanes and other natural disasters. She was a primary contributing author of IEDC publications on topics including disaster recovery, strategic planning, workforce development and renewable energy. 

Clogston has worked in economic consulting firms in Montgomery County and Silicon Valley, where she focused on affordable housing, workforce development and economic development projects locally, nationally and internationally.

Clogston has also worked as a journalist covering policy and politics for local, national and international news outlets. Additionally, she has taught political science courses at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland Baltimore County and Labor Economics at the University of Richmond.

She holds a doctoral degree in political science and a master’s degree in applied economics from Johns Hopkins University and a bachelor’s degree with a double major in urban studies and economics from Stanford University.

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2015年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。

2023 Marks Robust Investment in Montgomery County, Maryland

For Immediate Release:
January 24, 2024

Contact:
Michael Mitchell
MCEDC
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
240-641-6725
michael@thinkmoco.com

M&A, Venture Capital, Private Investment & IPO Funding for MoCo Companies

Montgomery County, Md – Montgomery County, Maryland, companies had a strong year of investment in 2023, with more than $2.2 billion generated through more than 100 deals. Companies in a wide range of industries, from life sciences and technology to manufacturing and real estate, brought in substantial investments, showcasing a positive economic direction going into 2024.

Life sciences companies in Montgomery County continue to be a powerful driver of investment, with more than $500 million dollars generated in 2023. Montgomery County anchors the thriving Biohealth Capital Region, which rose from #4 to #3 in the top 10 of U.S. biopharma clusters.

Recent highlights for Montgomery County’s ongoing life sciences success include:

-  Deka Biosciences closed $60 million to continue developing drugs for patients suffering from cancer and autoimmune diseases;
- Welcoming Amgen to Montgomery County through a $28 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics, now building its North American technical center in Rockville;
- The impact of two life science leaders and soon-to-be neighboring companies:  MilliporeSigma and Horizon Therapeutics, together represent more than $500 million invested in new facilities;
- Selecta Biosciences merging with Cartesian Therapeutics, which included a $60.25 million private financing deal for Cartesian.

“Deka Biosciences has grown exponentially as part of Montgomery County’s Business Innovation Network,” said Deka President & CEO John Mumm. “We wouldn’t be where we are without them. They have completely enabled us to grow faster than I’ve ever grown a company before,” he explained about the incubator facility.

Nine companies in the manufacturing sector received funding in 2023, including MasPanadas, a home-grown success story. With a recent influx of investment, MasPanadas is in the process of building a space that will triple its square footage to 18,000, while adding another 70 employees.

“Our company continues to thrive here with exceptional growth in annual sales and our client base including having our products in national grocery chains,” said Margarita Womack, founder of MasPanadas. “Montgomery County has been a great partner providing connections to programs, tax credit assistance and funding. We are excited about our growth and expansion plans.”

Another highlight in the manufacturing arena is Eat the Change, which received a $14 million venture capital investment. Co-owner Seth Goldman, who is also co-founder of PLNT Burger and Honest Tea, said: “Downtown Bethesda may not be Silicon Valley or Route 128, but with its active startup community and experienced workforce, it has served us well as the perfect location to launch and scale a mission-driven tea brand…twice! Our success with Honest Tea helped us launch Just Ice Tea in 90 days, and then close our Series A $14 million financing in just 60 days. Just Ice Tea, a product of mission-based Eat the Change, is now the nation’s top-selling organic tea brand and we look forward to continued expansion into mainstream channels.”

Technology leaders continue to thrive in Montgomery County, with close to 50 companies receiving funding. Companies include Quantum Xchange, GivHero, and Aledade. Rockville-based N5 Sensors received $2.5 million in funding for its proprietary cloud-connected ecosystem of smart sensors to keep people safe from environmental hazards. N5 Sensors’ CEO Abhishek Motayed says the company has grown from seven people to over 25 in their three years in Montgomery County. “We plan to open a second facility, a high-tech semiconductor manufacturing center, to support advanced R&D and product delivery for different critical markets from defense to environmental detection.”   

Montgomery County is a welcoming home to businesses with a diverse economy, top talent pools, access to funding and anchored by major federal agencies including the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

“By many measures, 2023 was a very good year for the Montgomery County economy and I applaud the successful efforts of the Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation,” said County Executive Marc Elrich. “We are expanding our economy by building on our strengths as well as opening our doors to new opportunities. We are better equipped to address challenging issues, and we are making progress. This was reinforced during our economic development trips to Taiwan, India, and Vietnam last year. People, around this nation and throughout this world, know Montgomery County, Md., as a welcoming and diverse place with a wealth of talent and plenty of possibilities. I am looking forward to more economic success in 2024.”

“The robust investment in Montgomery County companies is a testament to our pioneering spirit, diversity, and exceptional climate for business growth,” said Bill Tompkins, president and CEO of Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation. “While the country as a whole has experienced a downturn in funding, investments in Montgomery County businesses, especially in life sciences, continues to be strong.”

To learn more about doing business in Montgomery County, Maryland, go to thinkmoco.com or the Montgomery County Business Center.  See the full list of 2023 investments in Montgomery County companies here.

Source: PitchBook, Accessed on January 23, 2024

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2015年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。

MCEDC 将在马里兰州经济发展周（10 月 23 日至 27 日）期间庆祝蒙哥马利县企业

即时发布：
2023 年 10 月 20 日

接触：
迈克尔·米切尔
MCEDC , 营销与传播副总裁
240-641-6725
michael@thinkmoco.com

马里兰州蒙哥马利县– 蒙哥马利县经济发展公司（ MCEDC ）将于 10 月 23 日至 27 日在马里兰州庆祝经济发展周 (EDW)，重点关注为何蒙哥马利县是创业和发展企业的首选之地。 MCEDC 总裁兼首席执行官比尔·汤普金斯和成员MCEDC本周，MoCo 的业务开发团队将参观目标行业的 MoCo 企业。县行政长官马克·埃尔里奇 (Marc Elrich) 还将为选定的企业发布公告，庆祝他们对县的贡献。 “蒙哥马利县的商业部门令该地区羡慕不已，”埃尔里奇说。 “生命科学、酒店技术、创新型初创企业和蓬勃发展的小企业部门帮助我们的县名声大噪，也是我们当地经济的关键。在经济发展周期间，我们将重点关注这些令人难以置信的企业的一小部分样本，并感谢他们成为蒙哥马利县成功故事的一部分。” “你可以通过企业的成功来衡量一个地区的成功，这就是我们希望在马里兰州经济发展周期间强调的内容，”汤普金斯说。 “我们重点介绍的公司提供了我们多元化商业社区的概况，我们希望确保蒙哥马利县的所有企业以及那些希望在这里落户的企业拥有取得成功的工具和资源。”每年，马里兰州 EDW 都力求展示经济发展如何通过影响马里兰州各县、城市和城镇的经济开发商的辛勤工作来改变人们的生活。马里兰州经济发展协会的一项倡议，全州范围内的各个组织在本周举办的活动，包括MCEDC ，旨在加深人们对经济发展对该州商业环境、就业保留和增长以及马里兰州税基的贡献的了解。以下是将在 EDW 期间收到公告的参与企业：

• 蓝色光环
• 多诺霍款待
• 亨利·M·杰克逊军事医学促进基金会
• HMS主机
• 综合生物治疗公司。
• 智能融合科技有限公司
• 跨信仰作品
• MBEF 学院和职业学院
• 我的孩子牙科中心
• Omega 3 营养有限责任公司
• Supernus 制药公司
• 伏特公司

除了实地考察之外， MCEDC比尔·汤普金斯 (Bill Tompkins) 和高级副总裁布拉德·斯图尔特 (Brad Stewart) 将与位于日耳曼敦的 Deka Biosciences 总裁兼首席执行官约翰·穆姆 (John Mumm) 一起参加将于 10 月 26 日播出的 WUSA-9 Great Day Washington 部分。您可以在此处观看直播26日上午9点至10点。

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2015年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司推出新的商业播客，有话可说

马里兰州罗克维尔– 蒙哥马利县经济发展公司（ MCEDC ）刚刚推出了新的播客“Something to Talk About” 。该播客由屡获殊荣的记者鲍勃·利维和商界领袖凯利·伦纳德主持，蒙哥马利县顶级商界领袖将分享他们的成功、对其他企业的建议、县资源以及数千家企业将蒙哥马利县作为家乡的原因。 

每位嘉宾都会带来有趣的商业观点，并为社区提供“有话可说”。该播客是与蒙哥马利社区媒体 (MCM) 合作制作的，该媒体是一家MCEDC 合作伙伴，在其众多产品中为内容贡献者提供强大的社区资源。  

在第一集中， MCEDC 总裁兼首席执行官比尔·汤普金斯 (Bill Tompkins) 与共同主持人坐下来讨论该县的资产， MCEDC对成长型企业的支持以及他自己的个人故事。

“我很高兴我们的团队推出这个播客，以帮助向公众强调蒙哥马利县是一个做生意的好地方，”汤普金斯说。 “我们的播客将为该平台带来特邀嘉宾，并帮助企业获得在我们县发展的见解。”

继续查看此网站，了解《有话可说》的未来剧集。即将推出，与 MCM 首席执行官 Jasmine White 见面，她将分享 MCM 成为强大工具的多种方式，帮助企业和个人制作自己的播客并提供其他内容分发资源。另一项即将到来的采访是对 MoCo 360（原名 Bethesda Beat 和 Bethesda Magazine）总裁、首席执行官兼所有者 Scott Copeland 的采访。他谈到了当地新闻对于社区和社区的重要性，以及为什么他的家人受到启发创办一所多感官教育学校。  

该播客可通过 PodBean、Google 和 Apple 播客网站以及其他媒体直接在MCEDC网站上观看。在此处收听纯音频版本或为视频版本添加书签以保持最新状态。 

MCEDC 想听听你的消息。如果您对未来的播客嘉宾有建议或一般问题/意见，请联系podcast@thinkmoco.com 。  

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2016年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。

2023 年 6 月 马里兰州蒙哥马利县失业率为 30 多年来最低

2023 年 8 月 9 日

迈克尔·米切尔
MCEDC ，营销与传播副总裁
240-641-6725
michael@thinkmoco.com

六月经济指标显示疫情后商业趋势持续向好

马里兰州蒙哥马利县——根据美国劳工统计局州和地方失业统计系列数据，马里兰州蒙哥马利县 2023 年 6 月的初步失业率*6 月失业率为 30 多年来的最低水平，为 1.5%。这一关键指标是 1990 年 6 月追踪数据中最低的。

6 月份失业率也低于马里兰州 1.7% 的总体失业率，而华盛顿州 MSA 的失业率为 2.5%，全国平均失业率为 3.8%。

在另一个积极的经济趋势中，5 月份蒙哥马利县专业、科学和技术服务分部门的就业情况强劲，同比增长 2.9%，远高于该州和华盛顿州 MSA 的增长率。

休闲和酒店行业继续改善，自去年 5 月以来职位增长了 6%，目前与 2019 年持平。医疗保健和社会援助职位同比增长 5.5%，领先于马里兰州、华盛顿州 MSA 和全国。 

蒙哥马利县行政长官马克·埃尔里奇 (Marc Elrich) 表示：“看到我们的经济出现这些积极趋势，我感到非常高兴。” “这些趋势表明，企业在 COVID-19 大流行最严重的时期正在复苏。我们很幸运拥有以多个联邦机构为基础的多元化经济、强大的生物技术产业以及旅游业。在继续开展疫情后复苏工作的同时，我们共同支持我们的企业建设更强大的经济。”  

“蒙哥马利县的经济增长，失业率创历史新低 1.5%，显示了我们商界的实力和韧性，”说MCEDC 总裁兼首席执行官比尔·汤普金斯。”看到专业、科学和技术服务的大幅增长也是令人兴奋的，蒙哥马利县在这些领域继续表现出色。”

*所有数据（包括美国）均为非季节性数据。

在此观看县行政长官马克·埃尔里奇 (Marc Elrich) 的新闻发布会。

 请参阅此处的经济指标信息图。 

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2016年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司宣布任命新董事会成员，并重新任命其他几名成员

2023 年 7 月 21 日

迈克尔·米切尔
MCEDC ，营销与传播副总裁
240-641-6725
michael@thinkmoco.com

马里兰州罗克维尔— 蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ）今天宣布，蒙哥马利县议会确认任命 James Soltesz 为其董事会成员。他将接替 Aquas 总裁兼首席执行官卡门·拉森 (Carmen Larsen)。他是当地土地使用和权利市场的领先专家，是多学科工程公司 Soltesz 的总裁兼首席执行官。

作为最新的董事会成员，Soltesz 将与来自蒙哥马利县关键行业的经验丰富的高管、教育领导者和政府官员合作，并与MCEDC 员工——帮助企业创办、发展和搬迁到马里兰州蒙哥马利县。

Soltesz 曾在多个地方委员会就发展问题（包括交通、充足的公共设施、基础设施融资、学校建设和许可证处理）任职，对地方、县和马里兰州的监管流程有深入的了解。他拥有普渡大学土木工程学士学位、佐治亚理工学院土木工程硕士学位以及辛辛那提大学 MBA 学位。

此外，四名成员已被重新任命为董事会成员：

• Kevin Beverly（主席），Social & Scientific Systems 前总裁兼首席执行官

• Elana Fine（副主席），VWG 财富管理首席执行官

• Jennifer Hsin（财务主管），Clark Enterprises, Inc. 副总裁兼 CNF Investments 合伙人

• Alberto Lacaze，机器人研究公司联合创始人兼首席执行官

“ MCEDC董事会继续体现了该县的多样性、广泛的人才和商业头脑。” MCEDC 总裁兼首席执行官比尔·汤普金斯。 “随着詹姆斯的加入，我们将从他丰富的行业专业知识和知识中受益匪浅，这将帮助我们继续吸引和留住蒙哥马利县的企业。我们还要感谢最近重新任命的董事会成员对我们的持续承诺MCEDC 。我们将共同努力，在我们的成功基础上再接再厉，将蒙哥马利县定位为企业创办、发展和搬迁的首选之地。我还想亲自向卡门表示感谢，感谢她以如此出色的方式在我们的董事会任职。”

我们每位董事会成员的简历均可在MCEDC网站上找到。

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关于蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC ） 

蒙哥马利县经济发展公司 ( MCEDC )是代表马里兰州蒙哥马利县的官方公私经济发展组织。创建于2016年， MCEDC 由企业高管组成的董事会领导。其使命是通过帮助企业获得顶尖人才、商业和市场情报以及黄金地段，帮助企业在蒙哥马利县创业、发展和搬迁。欲了解更多信息，请访问我们的网站。在Twitter 、 Facebook和LinkedIn上关注我们。