Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Celebrates Successful Launch of Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities Series

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Celebrates Successful Launch of Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities Series

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Celebrates Successful Launch of Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities Series

Largo, MD — Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly hosted the first installment of its new Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities series on July 22, 2025, at the City of College Park Council Chambers. Drawing over 100 local entrepreneurs, business owners, and government procurement professionals, the event marked a powerful beginning to a timely and impactful initiative aimed at demystifying procurement and opening pathways for local businesses to thrive.

“Procurement 360 was created to give our business community an immersive view of how to navigate and succeed in the government contracting landscape,” said Kimberlee Andrews, Business Development Director for the Government Sector at PGCEDC. “To see such strong participation and engagement from both vendors and agency partners at the kickoff confirms the need for these conversations and connections.”

Building on the momentum of Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities and the Federal Professionals Entrepreneurship Fair, this new installment focused on “targeting” — helping entrepreneurs identify and understand specific procurement opportunities across local, state, and federal levels. The session featured expert panelists, matchmaking resources, and direct insights into upcoming contracts in sectors critical to Prince George’s County’s growth.

The Procurement 360 platform is a signature initiative of PGCEDC designed to equip business owners—especially small, minority, veteran, and women-owned businesses—with the tools, relationships, and strategic insights necessary to compete and win in the procurement space.

“We are investing in a more inclusive and equitable economy,” said Ebony Stocks, CEcD, Interim President & CEO of PGCEDC. “Through Procurement 360, we are ensuring our business community is equipped to access the available contracts awarded each year. This is how we expand opportunity and drive economic growth in Prince George’s County.”

The next Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities event is scheduled for August 5, 2025, with the location to be announced soon.

To stay updated and register for future events, visit www.pgcedc.com/procurement360.

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. The organization is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information on business development and investment opportunities in Prince George's County, please visit www.pgcedc.com.

Media Contact:

Rhett Butler

Communications Specialist, PGCEDC

301-928-1680

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Honored to Host Successful Federal Professionals’ Entrepreneurship Fair at Bowie State University

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Honored to Host Successful Federal Professionals’ Entrepreneurship Fair at Bowie State University

Photo Credit: Justin Gibbs / PGCEDC

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Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Honored to Host Successful Federal Professionals’ Entrepreneurship Fair at Bowie State University

Largo, MD – The Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC), in partnership with Employ Prince George's, FSC First and Bowie State University, hosted more than 150 transitioning federal professionals and newly retired government employees at the Federal Professionals' Entrepreneurship Fair on July 16, 2025, at Bowie State University's Martin Luther King, Jr. Center. The event provided participants with expert business guidance, access to vital resources, and valuable networking opportunities.

Federal professionals—including recent retirees, agency departures, and former contractors—participated in large numbers. Many attendees had already begun taking steps toward business formation in high-growth sectors such as information technology, professional services, and consulting. PGCEDC estimates that over 60% of attendees left with actionable follow-up plans and resource commitments.

"Our goal with this Entrepreneurship Fair was clear: to equip these leaders with practical start-up expertise and help them launch successful ventures locally," said PGCEDC Interim President & CEO Ebony Stocks. "We hope the fair helped them discover how to transition from employee to business owner by providing access to the resources and connections needed to build and grow their own business. As federal workforce compositions evolve, we recognize the deep well of transferable skills our professionals bring to the entrepreneurial ecosystem."

Event Highlights

Expert Consultations: Attendees received one-on-one advice on business formation, licensing, market research, and strategy development.

Tailored Resource Booths: Support organizations focused on veteran-, minority-, and small-business startups provided specialized guidance.

Strategic Networking: Federal professionals connected with peers, financial experts, and potential mentors.

Take-Home Guides: Comprehensive resource packets included local support contacts, funding options, and step-by-step implementation tools.

What's Next

This Fair represents one of many new event series being launched by PGCEDC. The Federal Professionals Entrepreneurship Fair will return on November 13th at a location to be announced.

PGCEDC is also launching a new series of monthly mini events under the Procurement 360 banner, with the first event scheduled for July 22nd. "Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities" will be a focused version of the larger Procurement 360 event that debuted in March of this year. To bring resources directly to businesses throughout the County, this event will be held in northern Prince George's County at the College Park City Council Chambers. Participants will learn how to pursue contract opportunities with the University System of Maryland, Prince George's County Memorial Library System, and Prince George's County Office of Procurement.

Registration for the July 22nd event can be found at https://www.pgcedc.com/procurement360

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. The organization is dedicated to strengthening communities through business development and job creation. For more information on business development and investment opportunities in Prince George's County, please visit www.pgcedc.com.

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Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Host First-Ever Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities

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Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Host First-Ever Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities

Contractors will receive access to contracts from public and private organizations

LARGO, MD - Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is proud to announce the launch of its newest signature event, Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities, taking place on Friday, March 28, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM at The Hotel at the University of Maryland in College Park.

Procurement 360 is a first-of-its-kind matchmaking and resource summit designed to connect small and minority-owned businesses with procurement officers, contract managers, and decision-makers across local, state, federal, and private sector entities. Themed “Your Next Contract is One Connection Away,” the event will provide direct access to procurement opportunities across a wide range of industries.

"Procurement 360 represents our commitment to closing the gap between opportunity and access for businesses across Prince George’s County," said Ebony Stocks, CEcD, Interim President & CEO of PGCEDC. “By bringing together government agencies, prime contractors, and private-sector buyers under one roof, we’re helping businesses not only understand how to compete—but giving them the platform to win.”

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in live matchmaking sessions, attend panel discussions, and explore contract opportunities through direct dialogue with decision-makers.

Industries Represented at Procurement 360:

Federal, State, and County Government Agencies

Universities and Quasi-Governmental Entities

Transit Authorities and Airport Authorities

Construction, Healthcare, Technology, and Builders

Gaming, Hospitality, and Major Private Industry Buyers

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

Communications Specialist, PGCEDC

301-928-1680

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

https://pgcedc.com

Maryland Secretary of Commerce The Honorable Harry Coker, Jr. Tours Prince George’s County for Full-Day Economic Engagement

Maryland Secretary of Commerce The Honorable Harry Coker, Jr. Tours Prince George’s County for Full-Day Economic Engagement

Largo, MD — The Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly hosted Maryland Commerce Secretary Harry Coker, Jr. for a dynamic full-day tour highlighting the County’s economic vitality, business innovation, and regional competitiveness. Secretary Coker was accompanied by key members of the Maryland Department of Commerce, local leadership from Prince George’s County, and economic development stakeholders on a carefully curated tour that showcased the region’s diverse business ecosystem.

The day began with a breakfast roundtable at the Silver Diner at National Harbor, featuring welcoming remarks from Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy. Leaders from attending Prince George's County agencies also spoke, including PGCEDC Interim President & CEO Ebony Stocks, CEcD. The breakfast provided a platform for cross-sector leaders to highlight local business successes, collaborations between state and local governments, and strategies for equitable growth.

“We were honored to welcome Secretary Coker and his team to experience the strength, diversity, and promise of Prince George’s County,” said Ebony Stocks, Interim President & CEO of PGCEDC. “This tour underscores the County’s position as a premier destination for business, technology, life sciences, and cultural experiences..”

The itinerary featured a range of business assets, including Cloudforce, a cutting-edge technology firm and national leader in federal contracting and digital modernization; Envue Eye & Laser, a pioneering veteran-owned medical enterprise revolutionizing ophthalmology; and The Peterson Companies and Arts’tination, showcasing National Harbor's role as a regional hub for creative placemaking, small business, and tourism. The day also included a visit to MGM National Harbor, an economic anchor for hospitality and entertainment.

“Prince George’s County is a major economic engine for Maryland and a leading hub for innovation and discovery,” said Commerce Secretary Harry Coker, Jr. “I’m pleased to kick off my county tours by visiting some of Prince George’s County’s top businesses, assets, and leaders. With their partnership, the success of Prince George’s County translates to the success of Maryland.”

The afternoon agenda included visits to the University of Maryland’s Fischell Institute for Biomedical Devices and Mtech, which bridge biotech research and commercialization; Genesis Engineering Solutions, a key player in the County’s advanced manufacturing and aerospace sectors; and Cleopatra Winery & Vineyard, a Black-owned agri-tourism destination in Laurel, capping the day with a community networking reception.

Joining Secretary Coker were:

- Stephen Rice, Deputy Secretary, Maryland Department of Commerce

- Mayank Kapur, Assistant Secretary

- Jennifer LaHatte, Managing Director of Policy, Research, and Government Affairs

- Delterese George, Senior Business Development Representative

Representing Prince George’s County alongside Ebony Stocks were:

- Larry Hentz, Executive Director of Business Development, PGCEDC

- Dawn Medley, President & CEO, FSC First

- Beverly Everson-Jones, CFOO, FSC First

- Jeffrey Swilley, Chief of Staff, Employ Prince George’s

- Dr. Guy-Alain Amoussou, Provost & VP of Academic Affairs, Bowie State University

- Leslie Graves, President & CEO, Experience Prince George’s

- Sheila Hession, Board Chair, Experience Prince George’s and Executive Director of Marketing & Sales, MGM

This collaborative experience strengthened interagency relationships and reaffirmed Prince George’s County’s alignment with the Moore-Miller Administration’s vision for an inclusive, innovative, and opportunity-rich Maryland.

Media Contact

Rhett Butler

Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC

240-427-7926

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Presents Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities

Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Presents Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities

Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Presents

Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities

PGCEDC is continuing to encourage business owners in the procurement community to

ALIGN. ENGAGE. WIN.

Largo, MD - Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly presents Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities—a high-impact, bi-monthly event series connecting local businesses directly with public sector procurement opportunities.

Launching on Tuesday, July 22, 2025 within a soon-to-be-revaled location in Prince George’s County, this program is a mobile, miniaturized version of the successful Procurement 360 Conference, strategically designed to unlock pathways to government procurement success by aligning business owners with one organization or agency per session—and, more importantly, with the decision-makers behind the contracts.

“Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities was created with one goal in mind—breaking down barriers to access,” said Ebony Stocks, Interim President & CEO, Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation. “We want our small businesses, minority-owned firms, and local entrepreneurs to walk into the room with confidence, ready to win. By bringing decision-makers into the community, we’re turning opportunity into outcomes.”

“This series is about precision and impact. We’re tailoring each session around one agency or organization so attendees can get focused, real-time information and direct access to procurement leads,” Kimberlee Andrews, Director, Government Sector, PGCEDC. “It’s how we help our businesses not only show up—but show up prepared to compete.”

Location and featured organization Information will be announced at www.pgcedc.com/procurement360

What You Will Receive:

• Access to Contracts – Real-time, sector-specific opportunities.

• Direct Connections – Meet face-to-face with procurement officers and contracting leads.

• Targeted Learning – Understand the specific needs, timelines, and qualifications of the presenting agency.

• Localized Access – Held twice a month on Tuesday mornings at various locations across Prince George’s County.

Each session is designed to help attendees ALIGN with agency needs, ENGAGE decision-makers, and WIN contracts.

Whether you’re entering the world of government contracting or scaling your existing pipeline, Procurement 360: Targeting Opportunities offers the direct access, insight, and strategy needed to succeed.

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 on business development, and investment opportunities in Prince George’s County, please visit www.pgcedc.com.

Media Contact:

Rhett Butler

Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC

240-427-7926

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

https://pgcedc.com

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Hosts Cheonan City Delegation Following Successful Visit to South Korea

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Hosts Cheonan City Delegation Following Successful Visit to South Korea

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Hosts Cheonan City Delegation Following Successful Visit to South Korea

Largo, MD – Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly hosted a distinguished delegation from Cheonan City, South Korea, on April 15–16, 2025, strengthening the growing international partnership first initiated during a Prince George’s County delegation visit to Cheonan in September 2024. The delegation will also visit Atlanta, Georgia after their tour of Prince George's County.

The delegation’s itinerary included a warm welcome and formal gift exchanges at the Prince George’s County Building where they met Acting County Executive Tara H. Jackson and County Council Chair Edward P. Burroughs III. The delegation also made site visits to innovation leaders including NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the University of Maryland Discovery District. These visits highlighted the County’s strength in research, smart technology, and economic development.

The Cheonan City delegation included:

• Kim Seog-pil, Deputy Mayor

• Song Min-chul, Director of Enterprise Support Division

• Park Su-mi, International Exchange Team Leader

• Kim Hyeon-sik, Secretary to the Deputy Mayor

• Lee Eun-hye, International Exchange Team Member

“Prince George’s County is honored to host our partners from Cheonan City as we continue to strengthen our global ties,” said Acting Prince George’s County Executive Tara H. Jackson. “This visit builds on the momentum of last year’s successful trade mission, where our delegation engaged with South Korean small and medium-sized enterprises during the 2024 Cheonan City Dance Festival. Through collaboration and shared priorities, we’re unlocking new pathways for innovation, economic growth, and international cooperation that will enrich our residents and businesses for years to come.”

The visit follows a successful business trade mission where representatives from PGCEDC and local Prince George’s County-based companies engaged with 19 South Korean small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) during the 2024 Cheonan City Dance Festival. The initial engagement fostered robust dialogue on international expansion, export readiness, and collaboration between U.S. and Korean businesses.

“This reciprocal exchange underscores the value of global collaboration and the strong foundation we are building with Cheonan City,” said Ebony Stocks, Interim President & CEO of PGCEDC. “Our shared commitment to innovation and inclusive economic growth makes this partnership a powerful driver of opportunity for businesses on both sides.”

The Cheonan delegation also engaged with local leadership, including members of the County Council, Congressman Glenn Ivey, and key representatives from the state and federal levels. These meetings showcased the County’s vibrant business ecosystem and commitment to international partnerships.

“Welcoming the Cheonan City delegation to Prince George’s County reflects our ongoing commitment to building bridges that extend far beyond our borders,” stated Prince George’s County Council Chair Edward P. Burroughs III. “This partnership not only celebrates cultural exchange but also highlights our shared vision and strength in research, innovation, and global progress. We are proud to be deepening our Sister City relationship and positioning Prince George’s County as a leader in international growth.”

“Hosting our friends from Cheonan City is the natural next step in a relationship rooted in economic opportunity and shared values,” added Martin Ezemma, Director of International Business Development at PGCEDC. “After our impactful visit to Cheonan last fall, this exchange reinforces our commitment to building sustainable, mutually beneficial trade and innovation ties.”

Prince George’s County looks forward to continued collaboration with Cheonan City and other international partners to create a global bridge for business, innovation, and cultural understanding.

For more details, visit www.pgcedc.com.

Media Contact

Rhett Butler

Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC

240-427-7926

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

Prince George’s County Credit Unions Earn Top Rankings for Fastest-Growing Deposits in the Washington Business Journal

Prince George’s County Credit Unions Earn Top Rankings for Fastest-Growing Deposits in the Washington Business Journal

Largo, MD —Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is proud to announce that four credit unions headquartered in Prince George’s County have been named to the Washington Business Journal’s 2025 “The List” of Credit Unions with the Fastest-Growing Deposits, published April 11–17, 2025.

The list, which ranks institutions based on year-over-year change in total deposits as of December 31, 2024, showcases Prince George’s County as a standout hub of financial growth and resilience. Notably, two of the top five credit unions are based right here in the County:

• #2: NASA Federal Credit Union, Upper Marlboro – $239.54 million increase, 7.5% growth

• #5: Tower Federal Credit Union, Upper Marlboro – $110.00 million increase, 3.7% growth

• #10: Prince George’s Community Federal Credit Union, Largo – $26.00 million increase, 18.76% growth

• #22: SkyPoint Federal Credit Union, Germantown/Prince George’s County – $17.82 million increase, 4.32% growth

These institutions have not only shown exceptional performance but are also key contributors to the County's economic vitality, offering crucial financial services and community reinvestment initiatives.

"Having four of our local credit unions recognized among the top 25 in the region for deposit growth is a strong reflection of the trust our residents place in these institutions," said Ebony Stocks, interim President and CEO of PGCEDC. "These organizations are driving economic empowerment in our communities and contributing significantly to the County's continued growth and prosperity."

Prince George’s County remains a leader in financial innovation and community-driven banking. With institutions like NASA Federal, Tower Federal, PG Community FCU, and SkyPoint showing strong momentum, the County’s financial sector is positioned for continued expansion and impact.

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 on business development, and investment opportunities in Prince George’s County, please visit www.pgcedc.com.

Media Contact:

Rhett Butler

Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC

240-427-7926

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

https://pgcedc.com

Keller Williams Preferred Properties Shines as Prince George’s County’s Only Firm Named in Washington Business Journal’s Top 25 Residential Real Estate Companies

Keller Williams Preferred Properties Shines as Prince George’s County’s Only Firm Named in Washington Business Journal’s Top 25 Residential Real Estate Companies

Largo, MD — Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) proudly congratulates Keller Williams Preferred Properties for earning a spot on the Washington Business Journal’s prestigious 2025 “The List” of top Residential Real Estate Companies, published April 11–17. The company ranks #25 by metro-area sales volume in 2024, and is the only Prince George’s County-based real estate firm to make the list.

With a 2024 metro-area sales volume of $331.5 million and 612 homes sold, Keller Williams Preferred Properties continues to demonstrate leadership, resilience, and exceptional service in a competitive real estate market.

“This recognition of Keller Williams Preferred Properties is a proud moment for Prince George’s County,” said Ebony Stocks, interim President and CEO of PGCEDC. “It reflects the strength of our housing market, the talent of our real estate professionals, and the County’s rising appeal as one of the most desirable places to live in the region.”

Located in Upper Marlboro, Keller Williams Preferred Properties has long been a cornerstone of Prince George’s County’s real estate ecosystem, offering first-class services and housing expertise to thousands of families throughout the DMV.

Their inclusion on The List is a testament to their ongoing commitment to excellence and community impact, and reinforces Prince George’s County’s role as a powerhouse in the region’s residential real estate landscape.

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 on business development, and investment opportunities in Prince George’s County, please visit www.pgcedc.com.

Media Contact:

Rhett Butler

Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC

240-427-7926

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

https://pgcedc.com

Prince George’s County Dominates Washington Business Journal’s Apartment Communities “The List”

Prince George’s County Dominates Washington Business Journal’s Apartment Communities “The List”

Largo, MD — Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is proud to celebrate the outstanding performance of eight apartment communities located in Prince George’s County that have been recognized in the Washington Business Journal’s Apartment Communities: The List, published April 11–17, 2025. The list, compiled by CoStar Group Inc. and Apartments.com, ranks the top 25 apartment communities in the Greater Washington region by number of units.

Prince George’s County is home to eight of the region’s largest apartment communities, more than any other jurisdiction featured on the list. Impressively, three of the top six ranked properties are located in the County:

• #1: Franklin Park at Greenbelt Station, Greenbelt – 2,887 units

• #5: Oakcrest Towers, Forestville – 1,544 units

• #6: Southview, Oxon Hill – 1,504 units

These communities reflect the County’s commitment to quality, affordability, and scale in residential development. They also highlight the ongoing efforts to provide accessible housing options to support the County’s growing population and dynamic workforce.

"We are thrilled to see Prince George’s County leading the region in housing development with not only the highest-ranking apartment community, but a strong showing throughout the entire list," said Ebony Stocks, interim President and CEO of the PGCEDC. "This recognition is a testament to our thriving real estate market and our commitment to making Prince George’s County a premier place to live, work, and invest."

Additional Prince George’s County apartment communities recognized in the top 25 include:

• #10: The Villages at Morgan Metro, Landover – 1,242 units

• #12: Liberty Park at Andrews, Camp Springs – 1,158 units

• #22: Seven Springs Apartments, College Park – 966 units

• #23: Arden Pointe Apartments, Suitland – 962 units

• #24: Carriage Hill, Suitland – 960 units

This distinction further reinforces Prince George’s County as a leader in sustainable and inclusive growth. With significant investments in housing, transportation, and amenities, the County continues to draw new residents and businesses seeking opportunity, community, and connectivity.

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 on real estate development, living, and investment opportunities in Prince George’s County, please visit www.pgcedc.com.

Media Contact:

Rhett Butler

Marketing & Communications Manager, PGCEDC

240-427-7926

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

https://pgcedc.com

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Host First-Ever Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Host First-Ever Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 3/27/25

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation Host First-Ever Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities

Contractors will receive access to contracts from public and private organizations

LARGO, MD - Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) is proud to announce the launch of its newest signature event, Procurement 360: Navigating New Opportunities, taking place on Friday, March 28, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM at The Hotel at the University of Maryland in College Park.

Procurement 360 is a first-of-its-kind matchmaking and resource summit designed to connect small and minority-owned businesses with procurement officers, contract managers, and decision-makers across local, state, federal, and private sector entities. Themed “Your Next Contract is One Connection Away,” the event will provide direct access to procurement opportunities across a wide range of industries.

"Procurement 360 represents our commitment to closing the gap between opportunity and access for businesses across Prince George’s County," said Ebony Stocks, CEcD, Interim President & CEO of PGCEDC. “By bringing together government agencies, prime contractors, and private-sector buyers under one roof, we’re helping businesses not only understand how to compete—but giving them the platform to win.”

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in live matchmaking sessions, attend panel discussions, and explore contract opportunities through direct dialogue with decision-makers.

Industries Represented at Procurement 360:

Federal, State, and County Government Agencies

Universities and Quasi-Governmental Entities

Transit Authorities and Airport Authorities

Construction, Healthcare, Technology, and Builders

Gaming, Hospitality, and Major Private Industry Buyers

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

Communications Specialist, PGCEDC

301-928-1680

rbutler@co.pg.md.us

https://pgcedc.com