President & CEO, Greater Baltimore Committee (@GBCorg). Lifelong urbanist & creative.
Baltimore, MD
Joined July 2009
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Greater Baltimore Committee CEO says Maryland's ownership of the race and $400 million Pimlico redevelopment remain sound investments. bit.ly/3RTnye2
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.GBCorg president and CEO Mark Anthony Thomas is charged with providing economic and civic leadership for the city's private sector. Here he discusses keeping @preaknessstakes rights local. go.bloodhorse.com/4w4b2XS @BH_JPerez
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Thanks to the @GBCorg and Mark Anthony Thomas, GBC President & CEO and IEDC Board Member, for hosting IEDC and business leaders from across the Baltimore region.
Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation on the future of economic development.
📸 Haldan Kirsch
#EconDev
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Tech Hubs Baltimore: A loss that still stings technical.ly/civics/tech-hub…
ALT A group of people in business attire sit around a conference table in a meeting room with the Maryland state flag in the background.
#AI companies expanding to Washington should also be looking closely at Baltimore.
The future of AI will be defined by vertical AI: healthcare, biotech, cybersecurity, logistics, manufacturing, defense.
That’s us.
The Baltimore Region has the talent, research capacity, institutional depth, healthcare infrastructure, and commercialization environment to help companies build, test, and scale.
New op-ed in @BaltBizOnline on why #Baltimore deserves a much closer look.
bizjournals.com/baltimore/ne…
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Guest commentary: Maryland must align its financing tools with the realities of modern economic development in order to turn its competitive strengths into executed projects, writes Greater Baltimore Committee CEO Mark Anthony Thomas. bit.ly/3NQdZdT
Lena Waithe. Amy Sherald. Carmelo Anthony. Add $2B+ in #sports, #arts, and cultural investments across the Baltimore Region, and the case for Baltimore as a cultural market in its own right keeps getting stronger. afro.com/cultural-investment… @afronews
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“In Need of Seawater” is a beautifully shot chronicle of Thomas’ poetic work. baltimorebeat.com/poetry-rad…
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The poem, "In This Shop" from my new film "In Need of Seawater," streaming now: markanthonythomas.com/seawat… #barbershop
Pleased to speak with CoStar about the complexities of Baltimore’s waterfront commercial districts and the thoughtful work underway to move them forward costar.com/article/212252582…
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Many know him as Greater Baltimore Committee’s CEO. He’s also a poet. buff.ly/DGnbH7M
An in-depth story in the @USATODAY on the @GBCorg , @BUILD, and Mayor's Office partnership established in 2023 to tackle Baltimore's vacant house crisis for good.
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How do megaprojects reshape economies? @GBCorg CEO Mark Anthony Thomas shares how collaboration & $3B in #Baltimore waterfront redevelopment drive growth.
Via ICSC’s Commerce + Communities Today: bit.ly/48VC0Iv
Photo credit: Seamus Payne
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.@GBCorg President & CEO @marka_thomas joined @JillMalandrino to discuss how the organization helps policymakers keep up with the latest technology trends to better prepare the next generation of workers.
Watch the full video: spr.ly/6014AxM96
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.@MayorBMScott & @GBCorg join @JillMalandrino on @Nasdaq #TradeTalks to where startups, life sciences, cybersecurity, and AI are converging into a multi-billion-dollar growth engine. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1ZkKzZlvv…
#CIAA. #BMWTournament. #CowboyCarter. Baltimore is a cultural hub and a nearly 3M-person market with a $260B GDP—the 20th largest U.S. metro economy. Bigger than #Austin. #Nashville. #LasVegas. Time to take us seriously. Read my piece in the @BaltBizOnline( bizjournals.com/baltimore/ne…)
