You are invited to join the vibrant community of successful women entrepreneurs from our region in celebrating International Women's Day.
This groundbreaking event is designed to celebrate the remarkable diversity of women in the business world and to forge connections with like-minded, successful entrepreneurs from across the globe.
You are invited to join the vibrant community of successful women entrepreneurs from our region in celebrating International Women's Day.
This groundbreaking event is designed to celebrate the remarkable diversity of women in the business world and to forge connections with like-minded, successful entrepreneurs from across the globe.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 2/10/25
LARGO, MD – Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly announces the 2025 EmpowerHER Global Business Summit, taking place on Friday, March 14, 2025, at the MGM National Harbor. Themed “Momentum in Motion,” this premier gathering will bring together women entrepreneurs, business leaders, and industry pioneers to inspire growth, foster connections, and provide actionable insights to accelerate success.
Timed with International Women’s Day, the summit aligns with the global call to action to invest in women and advance economic progress.
Tickets are available at: www.pgcedc.com/empowerher2025
A Transformative Experience for Women in Business
EmpowerHER Global Business Summit is more than a conference—it’s an interactive experience where women from diverse industries, backgrounds, and cultures gather to exchange knowledge, gain strategic insights, and unlock new business opportunities. Attendees will engage with high-impact speakers, expert-led panels, hands-on workshops, and networking opportunities designed to accelerate business growth and leadership.
“EmpowerHER Global Business Summit provides the resources, education, and network women need to scale their businesses, build wealth, and take charge of their futures,” said PGCEDC Interim President & CEO Ebony Stocks, CEcD. “Our goal is to not only celebrate women’s achievements but to create tangible opportunities for their success—whether through funding access, procurement connections, or global expansion strategies.”
The event features influential women entrepreneurs, industry experts, and global thought leaders, including keynote speaker Dr. Charlene Dukes, a trailblazer in education and leadership.
Keynote Address: Dr. Charlene Dukes, esteemed educator and business leader
Exclusive VIP Networking Lunch with top executives, investors, and government officials
Women in Business Panel: Featuring dynamic entrepreneurs who have scaled their businesses
Interactive Breakout Sessions tailored for startups, seasoned business owners, and industry experts
Procurement & Exporting Opportunities: Workshops on government contracting and international trade expansion
Access to Capital & Funding Strategies: Expert-led discussions on securing investment and financial growth
Wellness & Mindfulness for Entrepreneurs: Balancing success with well-being
New this year, the summit will feature:
VIP Experiences: Exclusive networking, premium seating, and executive resources
Women-Owned Business Spotlights: Showcasing successful entrepreneurs and their journeys
Live Business Coaching: Practical, hands-on advice from industry veterans
Real-time engagement, networking, and post-event follow-ups
Join the Movement
The EmpowerHER Global Business Summit 2025 is set to be the must-attend event for women looking to accelerate their businesses, expand their networks, and gain valuable insights from industry leaders.
To register, apply for sponsorships, or request media credentials, visit www.pgcedc.com/empowerher2025.
About Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC)
PGCEDC’s mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy, supporting entrepreneurs, small businesses, and corporate growth. Through strategic business development, investment programs, and global initiatives, PGCEDC is committed to driving economic prosperity in Prince George’s County and beyond.
For more details, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
Largo, MD – Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly celebrates the grand opening of Patient First – Capitol Heights, a new urgent and primary care facility dedicated to enhancing healthcare accessibility for residents of Capitol Heights and surrounding communities. Located at 1670 Ritchie Station Court, the center officially opened its doors on January 30, 2025, marking the 22nd Patient First location in the Washington, D.C., region and the 79th center nationwide.
With walk-in, non-appointment services available 365 days a year, including holidays, Patient First – Capitol Heights offers a comprehensive range of healthcare services, including urgent care, primary care, telehealth, digital X-rays, lab testing, prescription medications, and occupational health services.
PGCEDC, committed to fostering business growth and improving community well-being, recognizes the significant impact this facility will have in addressing local healthcare needs. Alexia Allen-Shorter, PGCEDC Director of Business Development – Health & Life Sciences, emphasized the importance of this expansion:
“The opening of Patient First – Capitol Heights is a major win for our community. This state-of-the-art facility brings high-quality, accessible healthcare closer to home, ensuring our residents receive the medical attention they need when they need it. At PGCEDC, we remain dedicated to supporting businesses and institutions that enhance the quality of life for our residents and contribute to the county’s economic vitality.”
Patient First – Capitol Heights operates daily from 8 AM to 8 PM, offering patients convenient, cost-effective, and high-quality care. For more information on Patient First services, visit www.patientfirst.com.
About Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC's mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy supporting entrepreneurs' and businesses' growth and prosperity. It is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation's services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
LARGO, MD - Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is thrilled to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Jerk Pit, a beloved Caribbean restaurant serving the DMV community with authentic flavors and vibrant island vibes. As a cornerstone of College Park's culinary scene, The Jerk Pit has become a local favorite, recently expanding its reach with a second location in Adams Morgan, Washington, DC, in August 2024.
Ebony Stocks, CEcD, Interim President & CEO of PGCEDC, congratulated The Jerk Pit on this incredible achievement.
"The Jerk Pit is a shining example of the vibrant small business community here in Prince George's County. For 20 years, they have delighted customers with authentic cuisine and created a unique space where culture and community thrive. We are proud to celebrate their success and applaud their commitment to serving our region. Here's to many more years of continued growth and excellence!"
To mark this milestone, The Jerk Pit is hosting a Customer Appreciation Day on January 11th at the College Park location with 20% off all menu items all day, followed by a special evening celebration featuring DJ Gnice in the exclusive Oasis Lounge at 9 PM.
Known for its cozy, laid-back atmosphere, The Jerk Pit offers an authentic Caribbean dining experience with reggae music, flavorful dishes, and exceptional service. Whether you're enjoying lunch specials, catering services, or their popular Bottomless Caribbean Sunday Brunch, The Jerk Pit continues to deliver a slice of the islands right here in the DMV.
Over the years, The Jerk Pit has gained widespread recognition, earning accolades as one of the best jerk spots in the U.S., England, and Canada by Jamaicans.com. It has also been featured in The Washington Post, The Gazette, WTTG Fox 5 Morning News, WUSA, WBFF FOX5 Baltimore, City Paper, College Park Patch, Chowhound.com, WPGC, WHUR, WKYS, and WMMJ.
Join us in congratulating The Jerk Pit on two decades of excellence, and enjoy the festivities this weekend. For more information about The Jerk Pit's menu, services, and locations, visit http://www.myjerkpit.com.
About Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC's mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy supporting entrepreneurs' and businesses' growth and prosperity. It is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation's services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact:
Lisa Waddell Nash
The Jerk Pit
9078 Baltimore Avenue
College Park, MD 20740
Phone: (301) 982-5375
Fax: (301) 441-4786
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
LARGO, MD - Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ebony Stocks, CEcD, Interim President and CEO, effective January 1, 2025. With over 11 years of dedicated service to PGCEDC, Ebony brings a wealth of experience, strategic vision, and a deep commitment to advancing economic growth and prosperity in Prince George's County.
As Executive Vice President for the past six years, Ebony has been instrumental in driving PGCEDC's mission and initiatives. Her leadership has shaped programs like Grow Prince George's, Step Forward Initiative, and the Pathways Series, empowering local businesses and fostering inclusive economic development. She also played a pivotal role in the distribution of ARPA funds to strengthen the local business community during challenging times.
Ebony's expertise extends beyond local initiatives. She has spearheaded international efforts, including a successful trade mission to Nairobi, Kenya, and hosting the EmpowerHer Global Business Summit, which celebrated and supported women entrepreneurs. Her experience managing the County's $50 million Economic Development Incentive Fund and various tax credit programs further underscores her ability to deliver impactful results.
A Certified Economic Developer (CEcD), Ebony holds a Master of Real Estate Development from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Strayer University. She is also an Economic Development Finance Professional and an active Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA) member.
"Ebony Stocks' proven leadership and extensive expertise position her perfectly to guide PGCEDC during this pivotal time," said Orlan Johnson, Chairman of the PGCEDC Board of Directors. "Her ability to build strong stakeholder relationships and her commitment to inclusive growth will ensure the continued success of our mission."
In response to her appointment, Ebony Stocks shared, "I am deeply honored to step into this role and continue the vital work of promoting economic growth and opportunity in Prince George's County. My vision is to build on our accomplishments, strengthen partnerships, and foster an inclusive business environment where all can thrive. Together, we will ensure that Prince George's County remains a model for sustainable and equitable economic development."
As Interim President & CEO, Ebony is committed to maintaining the momentum of PGCEDC's initiatives while bringing fresh perspectives to future opportunities.
About Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC's mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy supporting entrepreneurs' and businesses' growth and prosperity. It is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation's services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact:
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
rbutler@co.pg.md.us
https://pgcedc.com
Largo, MD – The Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) has released a comprehensive analysis detailing the county's exceptional economic recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic. Conducted by Policy Navigators, LLC, the report highlights Prince George's County as one of Maryland's top-performing jurisdictions for job growth, demonstrating resilience and leadership during a challenging economic period.
The analysis compared job creation numbers in Prince George's County to eight other jurisdictions in Maryland and the state as a whole. It examined data spanning the pre-pandemic years, the initial economic impacts of COVID-19, and the subsequent recovery period.
Pre-Pandemic Leadership in Job Growth
From 2011 to 2021, Prince George's County led Maryland counties in job creation, adding 55,182 jobs during the decade. This remarkable growth placed the county ahead of Anne Arundel County by nearly 2,000 jobs, with much of the expansion driven by the Fort Meade area and related developments. The report underscores Prince George's County's strong pre-pandemic economic trajectory as a foundation for its post-pandemic recovery.
Disproportionate Impact of COVID-19
The pandemic's onset in March 2020 brought widespread economic disruptions. Businesses, schools, and essential services faced closures, and minority- and women-owned businesses experienced disproportionate challenges. As a jurisdiction with a high concentration of minority- and women-owned enterprises, Prince George's County felt these impacts acutely, recording significant job losses during the pandemic's peak.
Recovery and Reopening
Despite the challenges, Prince George's County demonstrated remarkable resilience. While the broader economy took until 2022 to return to pre-pandemic levels, the county outpaced its Maryland counterparts in job growth during the recovery phase. By May 2022, as restrictions eased and economic conditions normalized, Prince George's County had created more jobs over two years than any other jurisdiction in the state.
A Stronger Future for Prince George's County
The report concludes that Prince George's County not only weathered the economic storm of COVID-19 but also emerged as a model of recovery and growth. Despite trailing only Montgomery County in total job losses during the pandemic, Prince George's County rebounded with sustained job creation, setting the pace for economic recovery across Maryland.
The findings reinforce Prince George's County's status as a leader in job growth and economic resilience, demonstrating the community's ability to overcome adversity and adapt to new economic realities.
About PGCEDC
Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation works to attract, retain, and grow businesses in Prince George's County, Maryland. Through innovative programs and partnerships, PGCEDC supports economic expansion and strengthens the community's business ecosystem.
For more information about this report or PGCEDC’s initiatives, please contact:
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager
Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation
Largo, MD — Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly congratulates Power Train, Inc., a Hyattsville-based company, for being ranked among the top ten women-owned businesses by total revenue in 2023. Generating an impressive $92 million in revenue, Power Train, Inc. stands as a beacon of innovation and leadership in the business community.
Founded in 1994, Power Train, Inc. specializes in cloud-based IT solutions, human capital management, learning management system hosting, learning and development, career mapping, and web training. With a workforce of 135 employees and a remarkable 67% women ownership, the company reflects the strength of diversity and inclusion in Prince George's County's thriving economy.
Under the leadership of CEO Lisa Cox, Power Train, Inc. has consistently demonstrated excellence, setting benchmarks in the fields of technology, education, and workforce development. Their dedication to empowering individuals and businesses aligns perfectly with PGCEDC's vision for economic growth and opportunity.
"Power Train, Inc.'s success exemplifies the innovative spirit and entrepreneurial drive that define Prince George's County," said David Iannucci, President & CEO of PGCEDC. "We are proud to celebrate their incredible achievements and their commitment to excellence in business and community impact."
Power Train, Inc.'s recognition underscores Prince George's County's growing reputation as a premier destination for business expansion and innovation. Their success story is a testament to the county's robust support system for entrepreneurs and businesses alike.
Expansion Starts Here in Prince George's County, where companies like Power Train, Inc. continue to lead the way, inspiring the next generation of leaders and innovators.
About Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC's mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy supporting entrepreneurs' and businesses' growth and prosperity. It is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation's services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact:
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
LARGO, MD - Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) today announces the retirement of President and CEO David S. Iannucci, marking the conclusion of an extraordinary career spanning more than four decades in economic development and public service. Under Iannucci's visionary leadership, Prince George's County has experienced unprecedented economic growth and transformation, including a 10-year span leading all Maryland Counties in job growth and the historic successful bid to relocate the FBI headquarters to Greenbelt, Maryland.
"David Iannucci's impact on Prince George's County's economic landscape has been nothing short of remarkable," said Orlan Johnson, Chair of the PGCEDC Board of Directors. "His strategic vision and unwavering dedication have positioned our County as the premier business destination in the Maryland-DC region. David has been a leader in the economic development arena for the State of Maryland as well as in many major jurisdictions in the state, so we were fortunate to have him at the helm here in Prince George's County."
"Two of the things I most appreciate about David is the vast experience he has brought to the EDC and his incredible understanding of economic development," said Marva Jo Camp, Esq., Vice Chair of the EDC Board of Directors. "His deep knowledge of both policy and practice, combined with his strategic vision and ability to navigate complex economic landscapes has been instrumental in positioning Prince George's County as a premier business destination."
Working with focused leadership from the County Executive and Congressional Delegation, Iannucci's dedication culminated in one of the region's most significant economic development achievements: securing the new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt, Maryland. This landmark victory, years in the making, exemplifies Iannucci's patient, strategic approach to economic development and his ability to bring transformative projects to fruition.
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks has worked closely with Iannucci throughout this journey. "It is an honor to acknowledge and congratulate Mr. Iannucci on his retirement. Over the course of his remarkable career, David has left an indelible mark on our community, serving as a steadfast leader and tireless advocate for economic development in our County. He has driven transformative projects that have reshaped our community, including playing a pivotal role in bringing the FBI's new headquarters to Prince George's County. His leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment have been instrumental in creating opportunities for our residents, fostering innovation, and laying the foundation for a brighter economic future. David's impact will be felt for generations to come, and we are deeply grateful for his dedicated service. On behalf of the residents of Prince George's County, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to David for his outstanding contributions and wish him the very best in this next chapter of his life. His legacy will always be a part of our County's story."
During his tenure, Iannucci led the implementation of the $50 million Economic Development Incentive Fund into a powerful engine for growth, leveraging over $1.1 billion in private sector investments. But beyond the impressive numbers, his impact is best measured in the thousands of Prince George's County residents who now work in the businesses that grew and expanded because of County support.
As Assistant Deputy Chief Administrative Officer under former County Executive Rushern Baker III, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, and Executive Director of Baltimore County's Department of Economic Development, Iannucci built a reputation as someone who understood that successful economic development requires both vision and attention to detail. Iannucci also served as Chief Legislative Officer under former Governor William Donald Schaefer.
A graduate of the University of Maryland College Park and the University of Maryland School of Law, Iannucci has always maintained deep roots in the community he serves. As a long-time Prince George's County resident and member of the Maryland Economic Development Association Hall of Fame and Maryland Regional Manufacturing Star, his commitment to the region extends far beyond professional duty.
Iannucci has placed attention on addressing economic mobility, equity in federal spending in the DMV, and Maryland's economic competitiveness. As PGCEDC prepares for this transition, the organization remains committed to advancing its vision of inclusive economic prosperity.
About Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC's mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy supporting entrepreneurs' and businesses' growth and prosperity. It is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation's services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact:
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
https://pgcedc.com
LARGO, MD - The Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly announces the release of its highly anticipated 2024 Achievement Report on the Economic Development Strategic Action Plan. This report provides an in-depth assessment of the County's strides in job creation, innovation support, and community investment as part of the 2022 Strategic Action Plan. The updated plan, structured around three core priorities—Growth Opportunities, Human Capital, and Strong Places—reflects Prince George's County's commitment to sustainable and inclusive economic development.
The updated 2022 Strategic Action Plan, developed through a two-year collaborative effort with PGCEDC, Employ Prince George's, and Maryland-National Capital Parks and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) builds on the County's success in promoting economic and employment development.
"Our 2024 Achievement Report is a testament to the power of public-private partnerships and strategic vision," said David Iannucci, President & CEO of PGCEDC, emphasizing the importance of continued collaboration and funding to maintain this positive trajectory. "The progress outlined here reflects not only our collective commitment to economic resilience but also our unwavering dedication to inclusive growth. We look forward to working with our partners to build on this success, ensuring that Prince George's County remains a model for sustainable economic development."
Through strategic partnerships and targeted programs, Prince George's County has successfully bolstered its local economy, supported its residents, and created new pathways for business growth. The Achievement Report documents this progress with measurable data and success stories, reinforcing the County's role as a leader in regional economic innovation.
Innovation Collaborative of Prince George's County: PGCEDC has developed an entrepreneurial ecosystem involving key institutions such as TEDCO, the University of Maryland, and Bowie State University. This has resulted in over 200 new business partnerships and mentoring for over 50 BIPOC and women-owned startups.
Innovation Station Business Incubator (ISBI): Serving as a one-stop resource center, ISBI has provided critical support, including mentorship and pre-accelerator programs, to over 80 businesses. Sixty percent of participants come from underserved communities. ISBI's focus on BIPOC and women entrepreneurs has expanded opportunities for scalable business growth.
Federal Presence: PGCEDC's efforts to attract and retain federal agencies have proven successful, including the landmark relocation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters to Prince George's County. Additionally, federal clusters are being further strengthened with collaborative initiatives supporting NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and related contractors, positioning the County as a central hub for federal research and innovation.
Healthcare and Research: Continued investments in local healthcare infrastructure, including new facilities in Largo and Oxon Hill, have provided both healthcare access and employment opportunities, while the collaboration with the University of Maryland's Discovery District is fueling advancements in research-intensive industries.
Grow Prince George's Program: Funded initially by the American Rescue Plan Act, this economic gardening initiative has provided 1,700 minority and women-owned businesses with vital resources. From market research to digital optimization, the program has enabled these businesses to thrive in the post-pandemic economy. PGCEDC continues to prioritize diverse entrepreneurship as a core component of the County's growth strategy.
Youth Career Connections (YCC): As part of Employ Prince George's workforce programs, YCC connects K-12 students with industry pathways and career mentors, setting a solid foundation for the County's future workforce. With 50 dedicated career coaches, YCC has helped 4,000 students access career counseling and has placed 1,200 internship opportunities in high-growth industries.
STEM Partnerships: Partnering with local schools and higher education institutions, PGCEDC has launched STEM-focused programs, reaching over 5,000 students and preparing them for roles in technology, healthcare, and research fields essential to the County's economic future.
Placemaking Initiatives: In collaboration with the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, PGCEDC has rolled out placemaking projects in Suitland, Riverdale Park, and Largo, creating inviting, business-friendly spaces that have improved the local quality of life and strengthened communities. These initiatives have contributed to a 20% increase in local foot traffic and business engagement.
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs): PGCEDC's focus on transit-oriented development has led to the creation of BIDs in key areas, improving infrastructure, accessibility, and livability for businesses and residents alike.
The 2024 Achievement Report emphasizes the need for ongoing investments, particularly in innovation ecosystems and workforce training, to ensure continued growth. PGCEDC plans to expand its Grow Prince George's program and enhance Youth Career Connections to bridge talent directly to in-demand job sectors.
To access the full report and learn more about the achievements and strategic vision for Prince George's County, please download the full 2024 Achievement Report HERE.
About Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC’s mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy that supports the growth and prosperity of entrepreneurs and businesses, dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation’s services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact:
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
Largo, MD – The Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is thrilled to announce that President & CEO David Iannucci has been bestowed with the esteemed title of Maryland Manufacturing Star. This prestigious accolade, presented by the Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI), is a testament to his exceptional leadership and commitment to advancing the state's manufacturing industry. His significant contributions have not only enhanced Maryland's economic landscape but also inspired future growth, making him a worthy recipient of this honor.
The recognition celebrates Mr. Iannucci's outstanding achievements, innovative vision, and unwavering dedication to supporting and expanding the manufacturing sector in Prince George's County and beyond. Under his leadership, the PGCEDC has implemented strategic initiatives to bolster local manufacturing, enhance workforce development, and facilitate partnerships that reinforce Maryland's standing as a national hub for manufacturing excellence.
"I am honored to receive this award and be part of such an inspiring community of manufacturing leaders. Manufacturing is the backbone of our state's economy, and I am proud to contribute to its growth and resilience here in Prince George's County. I share this recognition with the PGCEDC team and all our industry partners who work tirelessly to make Maryland a leader in innovation and manufacturing."
Mr. Iannucci's unwavering dedication to fostering an ecosystem that supports manufacturing excellence has not only benefited Prince George's County but also significantly strengthened Maryland's manufacturing infrastructure statewide. His work serves as a shining example of the pivotal role that manufacturing plays in bolstering economic vitality, job creation, and community prosperity across the state.
This year's Maryland Manufacturing Celebration of Stars event, hosted by RMI of Maryland and the Maryland MEP program, recognizes "Maryland Manufacturing Stars"—people who work in business, education, government, or nonprofits and have made meaningful contributions to our state's manufacturing industry. For further details, please visit the official website of the RMI of Maryland.
About Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation
PGCEDC’s mission is to cultivate and promote a strong local economy that supports the growth and prosperity of entrepreneurs and businesses, dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information about Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation’s services to local companies, visit www.pgcedc.com.
Media Contact:
Rhett Butler
Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC
240-427-7926
