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Congratulations on Corridor recognition
February 28, 2012

Congratulations to Aris Melissaratos, winner of Corridor Inc.‘s Person of the Year Award. A very well deserved honor - read more at www.corridorinc.com/special-reports-mainmenu-157/8367-2011-person-of-the-year-aris-melissaratos.

We’re also proud that Blueprint Maryland founder John Delaney was nominated for this, and pleased that he received recognition from Lt. Governor Anthony Brown who wrote, “This recognition reflects distinct credit upon your contributions to the quality of life we enjoy in Maryland.”

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Blueprint Chair nominated for “Man of the Year”
12/20/2011

John Delaney, the Founder and Chairman of Blueprint Maryland, has been nominated for Corridor Inc’s “Man of the Year”. Visit www.corridorinc.com to vote for him!

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John Delaney talks about jobs on Midday with Dan Rodricks
November 30, 2011

Listen to John Delaney discuss Blueprint Maryland with Dan Rodricks on WYPR
http://www.wypr.org/podcast/wednesday-november-30-12-1-pm-blueprint-maryland

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Policy Updates
Roundtable Report

Maryland has entered a new work era. In the coming years, our workforce will be significantly impacted by the cuts in the federal budget, as Blueprint Maryland’s first research study illustrated. Furthermore, the changes over the past decade in the State’s demographics have altered the population and economic centers, the educational system, and the industries that have provided jobs in the past. The steps we take now can help maintain a strong state, a vibrant workforce, and a preferred place to live and work.

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Maryland’s Business Climate and Vulnerability to Federal Downsizing

This report highlights a quandary that faces Marylanders during the second decade of the 21st century. A number of factors have conspired to jeopardize Maryland’s economic prosperity. First among them is the anticipated decline in the level of federal spending in future fiscal years. The second factor is Maryland’s flawed business climate, which has served among other things to create even more dependence on federal activities due to disappointing levels of private investment and technology commercialization.

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