Public Safety Awards 2019
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Annual Public Safety Awards were held on Wednesday, May 15, 2019 to honor the First Responders, Public Safety Professionals, of Carroll County.
Episodes
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Legislative Breakfast - 2020
Watch coverage of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's Annual Legislative Breakfast held on Friday, January 3, 2020. Guests include: Trent Kittleman, Maryland House of Delegates - District 9A,Susan Krebs, Maryland House of Delegates -District 5, Haven Shoemaker, Maryland House of Delegates [ . . . ]
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The Drifting Dreamers Presentation - Carroll Biz Challenge 2019
Brooke Schnorr of The Drifting Dreamers presentation at the 2019 Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, Carroll Biz Challenge. The Drifting Dreamers concept is to put a photo booth in a Vintage 68' Volkswagen Bus to provide unlimited good times at any and all events.
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Battleground Lounge Presentation - Carroll Biz Challenge 2019
John Wah and company present their idea for Battleground Lounge at the 2019 Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, Carroll Biz Challenge. Battleground Lounge is a gaming, entertainment and lounge center focused on bringing people together.
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Carroll Biz Challenge 2019
Coverage of the 2019 Carroll Biz Challenge. The contest brings together entrepreneurs, business experts, families, and friends in support of our local aspiring entrepreneurs. This event is presented by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce
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KnowMe Presentation - Carroll Biz Challenge 2019
Casey Davis presents his idea for KnowMe at the 2019 Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, Carroll Biz Challenge. KnowMe is a patent-pending ID (wristband, keyfob, or wallet card) that links to your personal health record (PHR) and allows your doctor or first responder to “KNOW YOU” — anytime [ . . . ]
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FishED Presentation - Carroll Biz Challenge 2019
Brian Wagner pitches his idea for The Fish Exclusion Device (FishED) at the 2019 Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, CarrollBiz Challenge. Business Concept: Too many fish are injured and killed at fish intakes at canal diversions, hydroelectric power plants, and a variety of other places. The Fish [ . . . ]
