Md. Code, Economic Development § 3-108
This is the official text of Md. Code, Economic Development § 3-108, part of Maryland’s Code, Economic Development — governs the state's economic development programs.
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§3–108.
Official statutory text
The Board shall advise the Secretary on the best methods to implement the policy directives of the action plan for manufacturing competitiveness in the State, including:
(1) encouraging the development of new manufacturing enterprises and the expansion and retention of existing manufacturing enterprises;
(2) encouraging and facilitating training and education of individuals for manufacturing jobs;
(3) producing a climate conducive to the growth and viability of manufacturing enterprises;
(4) supporting research necessary to evaluate, plan, and execute effective promotion of manufacturing enterprises; and
(5) encouraging, assisting, and coordinating the activities of local, regional, and national public or private organizations that promote manufacturing.
(1) encouraging the development of new manufacturing enterprises and the expansion and retention of existing manufacturing enterprises;
(2) encouraging and facilitating training and education of individuals for manufacturing jobs;
(3) producing a climate conducive to the growth and viability of manufacturing enterprises;
(4) supporting research necessary to evaluate, plan, and execute effective promotion of manufacturing enterprises; and
(5) encouraging, assisting, and coordinating the activities of local, regional, and national public or private organizations that promote manufacturing.
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