Economic Development - Federal Employee-to-Entrepreneur Program - Establishment
In the House - Unfavorable Report by Economic Matters; Withdrawn
Summary
The bill would establish a Federal Employee‑to‑Entrepreneur Program within Maryland’s Department of Commerce to give former or transitioning federal employees training, tools, and mentorship for starting a business. Each year the program would serve four cohorts of 15 participants and would be funded with a $400,000 appropriation in the governor’s budget. The goal is to ease the transition from federal employment to entrepreneurship.
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