On December 17, 2019, the Old Line Government Affairs team hosted a legislative briefing...
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Old Line Featured in I95 Magazine
I95 Magazine recently published an article featuring our team. The article highlighted the unique...
Insight 2020: Leadership Changes
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
NAIC Fall Conference
The Old Line Government Affairs team is headed to the Fall 2019 Conference for the National...
MACo Winter Conference
Our team is attending the 2019 Winter MACo Conference December 4-6 in Cambridge. More than 600...
Changes to State Procurement
The state of Maryland recently unveiled a new procurement system, eMaryland Marketplace Advantage...
Old Line Government Affairs Podcast | Episode 6
The Old Line Government Affairs team shares information about some of the top issues to watch for...
Old Line Government Affairs to Host Breakfast Roundtable
On Tuesday, December 17, the Old Line Government Affairs team will host an intimate roundtable...
Old Line Government Affairs Podcast | Episode 5
The Old Line Government Affairs team offers a tribute to Congressman Cummings and an update on...
Insight 2020: Leadership Changes and Key Issues
Our Insight 2020 blog series will provide you with updates and news regarding the Maryland General...
Procurement: What Not to Do
State procurement is a complex process that, when successful, can lead to opportunities for a...
Is Your Lobbyist Doing All It Should?
As you plan your 2020 budget and consider the ROI for various vendors, do you find yourself...
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Changes Coming to Maryland Legislature
With the departure of Senator Melony G. Griffith to become CEO of the Maryland Hospital Association, several changes are ahead for the Maryland General Assembly.
New Laws Now in Effect in Maryland
Passed by the Maryland General Assembly, new laws address firearms, child sexual abuse cases and more.
Goodwill Excel Center Set to Open Late September
Finishing touches are underway at Goodwill’s Excel Center, a tuition-free, public high school for adults, 21 years of age and older.
