About the region

Six counties. A powerhouse metropolitan city. One region, stronger together. Explore the Baltimore Region and discover why so many are drawn to our character, opportunity, and way of life.

Anne Arundel County

Bold connections start here. Home to BWI Airport, Fort Meade, and the State capital of Annapolis, Anne Arundel moves people, ideas, and innovation. It’s a launchpad for cybersecurity, aerospace, and commercial success—blending waterfront charm with world-class infrastructure.

Baltimore City

From breakthroughs to bustling culture, Baltimore City is at the heart of it all. Vast, vibrant, and strategically connected, it’s a commercial and cultural epicenter—its 250+ neighborhoods attracting creatives, foodies, athletes, academics, and more. Here, entrepreneurs get their start, businesses scale, and big-city opportunities come paired with that signature “Smalltimore” charm.

Baltimore County

World-class port. Booming industry. History. Grit. It all comes together here, in Baltimore County. Together with Baltimore City, it is the innovation and industry engine of the region, driving meaningful transformation that advances industries, creates opportunity, and secures our future.

Carrol County

Bold thinking in a grounded setting. Carroll pairs rural beauty with rising advanced manufacturing and tech. It’s a community of makers and doers who build smart, grow intentionally, and plan long-term—just 40 minutes from the heart of Baltimore.

Cecil County

Strategically positioned between Baltimore and Philadelphia, Cecil is making strides in logistics, agri-tech, and biotech. With direct access to I-95 and affordable space to scale, it’s a launchpad for businesses that want speed, flexibility, and room to grow.

Harford County

Boldly supporting national security and next-gen tech. Home to Aberdeen Proving Ground and a deep network of defense, AI, and engineering talent, Harford is valiantly building the future while offering access to nature, neighborhoods, and Chesapeake charm.

Howard County

Where bold lives better. Howard is one of the most educated, diverse, and future-focused counties in America. From smart cities to startups, it’s a model for how inclusive growth, high performance, and quality of life can come together in beautiful new ways.

Leading Voices in the Greater Baltimore Region

Our Global Executive Committee members are top executives in economic development organizations, local government leadership institutions, public policy organizations, major multi-sector corporations, community foundations, global philanthropic foundations, and women’s political leadership organizations

Nicole Beus Harris

GOP Maryland chairwoman

Lt. Governor Aruna Miller

State of Maryland

Mayor Brandon Scott

Mayor of BALTIMORE City

Governor West Moore

State of maryland

First Lady Dawn Moore

State of maryland

Senator Angela Alsobrooks

State of maryland

Nicole Beus Harris

GOP Maryland chairwoman

Senator Chris Van Hollen

State of maryland

Beth S. Rheingold, PhD

Greater BALTIMORE Chamber Ceo

Shanaysha Sauls, PhD

President & ceo, baltimore community foundation

Otis Rolley

President & CEO, Baltimore Development Corporation

The Honorable Dr. Calvin Ball

County executive of howard county

John Olszewiski

County executive of BALTIMORE County

Stueart Pittman

County executive of anne arundel county

Crystal Harden-Lyndsey

Vice President of COMMUNITY IMPACT, baltimore community foundation

Shanaysha Sauls, PhD

President & ceo, baltimore community foundation

Mark Anthony Thomas

President & CEO, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Jennifer Vey

EVP & Chief STRATEGY, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Rachel Graham

VP & PARTNERSHIPS, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Rachel Graham

CHIEF ECONOMIC OFFICER, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Robin Lee

director of ecosystems engagement, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Erica Myers

Director of Regional Innovation office, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Amber Woodruff

Director of strategy & research, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE

Kelly Tarver

creative branding director, Greater Baltimore COMMITTEE