Interested in learning more about the various small business resources available in the State of Maryland?
Join us for this informational webinar series exploring the broad range of resources available to Maryland’s small, minority, women, and veteran business owners.
This session features The Office of Small Business Regulatory Assistance (OSBRA), a division of the Maryland Department of Labor, which helps Maryland business owners find timely and effective solutions to issues so they can go about running their companies. OSBRA wants Maryland businesses to thrive and grow and to succeed in an environment of trust and cooperation.
As a liaison for businesses, economic development organizations, and federal, state, and local government, OSBRA assists with compliance to and adoption of regulations, such as the Maryland Healthy Working Families Act, commonly referred to as Sick and Safe Leave, facilitates responsiveness of state government to small business needs, and serves as a central clearinghouse of information for business assistance programs and services available in the state. This unit is committed to Maryland’s businesses and constituents and will help resolve problems, address concerns, move through regulations and compliance procedures, remove barriers, provide resources, and connect with other state agencies while providing timely, effective customer service.
What you need to know:
This is a quick overview; we promise to keep it under 1 hour.
There is no cost to attend; advance registration is required.
This session will be recorded; by registering, you are consenting to be recorded.
Upon receiving a registration confirmation, you will be given a unique link to join the event.
You will receive all of the information needed to connect with our guest (s) following the session.
Special Accommodation requests should be made 14 days in advance to eduardo.hayden@maryland.gov
Date:
June 14, 2024
10:00 a.m.
ZOOM SECURITY NOTICE
Attendees of this meeting should be aware that there are known and potential privacy and confidentiality issues with the Zoom System (Cloud Service, Web application, and/or Application). While every effort has been made to ensure the security of this meeting, factors out of the State’s control introduce risk. Participants should evaluate the risk associated with the application and platform and determine if the risks preclude the use of the service. The State provides no warranty regarding the security of the application, confidentiality of the information discussed, or the privacy of information collected by the application and/or service. Security events impacting the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of a meeting (e.g., ZoomBombing) must be reported to the State Security Operations Center (soc.info@maryland.gov).
