Key Industries
MANUFACTURING / INDUSTRY 4.0
Manufacturing the Future.
Has it hit you yet? The day you realize your company is no longer just a manufacturing company. It's a high-tech business. As your business invests in tech equipment to increase efficiency, it should be in an environment moving just as fast as you are. Consider Maryland, a place with a prepared workforce and connected infrastructure.
Maryland Delivers
“Next day delivery? No problem.” That’s what companies with distribution centers and warehouses in Maryland are telling their customers.
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Most educated state
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Closest Atlantic Seaport to the Midwest
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Grid modernization
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RoRo cargo
Resources
4 Programs for Manufacturers
From funding programs designed to bolster manufacturing to workforce programs connecting businesses to trained talent, here are four programs available to Maryland manufacturers.
Provides new and existing manufacturers and businesses that locate or expand in a Maryland Opportunity Zone with tax incentives tied to job creation for a 10-year period, including a refundable income tax credit, and for manufacturers, encourages additional investment in new equipment through accelerated and bonus depreciation. Learn More
Provides matching training grants and support services targeted to improve the competitive position of small and mid-sized manufacturing and technology companies. Learn More
Through EARN Maryland, organizations across Maryland receive funding to administer workforce training programs; several in the manufacturing sector. Learn More
Maryland companies can participate in the Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Program to help find and train apprentices to help build their workforce. Learn More
Homegrown Success
YOU’RE IN GOOD COMPANY.
From companies that are household names, to specialized manufacturers, Maryland is home to leading manufacturers.
Stanley Black & Decker’s Global Tools & Storage HQ in Maryland. The company has been in the state for more than a century.
Stanley Black & Decker’s Global Tools & Storage HQ in Maryland. The company has been in the state for more than a century.
