The Frederick County Future Minority Business Leaders Program launched its third class on February 22, 2019.

Frederick County was the host this year for the Governor’s Office of Small, Minority & Women Business Affairs (GOMA) signature outreach annual event called Ready, Set, GROW - a procurement connections workshop that provides information about how to navigate the procurement process and connects small, minority, women, and veteran-owned businesses with buyers from local and state agencies.

OED announces the graduation of the Class of 2018 Frederick County Future Minority Business Leaders on Friday, September 28, 2018.

Entrepreneurs James & Danielle Smith own Jerk N' Jive Caribbean Kitchen and have plans to expand their services.

Meet three of the current class participants of the MBV program.

Meet three of the current class participants of the MBV program.

Frederick County is rich in culture and diversity, with continuing growth in minority populations over the last few years.

The Frederick County Minority Business Database serves as a marketing tool for local companies, as well as a resource for other businesses looking to purchase from or partner with minority-owned businesses.

George Services Inc. is a woman-owned small business focused on solving the toughest challenges in the intelligence and cyberspace communities.

The Frederick County Office of Economic Development (OED) announces the graduation of the inaugural class of future minority business leaders who participated in the 8-month long Future Minority Business Leaders program.