Ensure relevant and beneficial regulation in Maryland

Few states in the nation rival Maryland's combination of a superior workforce, technological prowess, market access, and tech-centered policy incentives. Technology and life sciences firms routinely choose Maryland as their preferred place to do business, which is why our state ranks third in the country in high-tech business concentration. However, all that could change in 2017.

Maryland lawmakers will have to determine what kinds of new regulations to put on local businesses, some which might discourage cutting-edge life science and technology companies from innovating. We’re working to ensure only relevant and beneficial regulations are on the books in our state.

Stand with the Tech Council of Maryland to tell Annapolis not to pass outdated regulations in 2017.