The company says the Capital Region has the third-largest economy in the United States and seventh-largest in the world. It has 10.3 million residents, and 46% of residents over 25 have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
The Greater Washington Partnership brings together leaders from employers to support regional economic growth and address challenges in skills and talent development.
The Leadership Council brings together senior executives from employers across Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC, to advance solutions for the region’s economic competitiveness, vibrancy and long-term growth.
The company’s staff, led by CEO Kathy Hollinger, works to advance the Baltimore-to-Richmond corridor through data-driven regional strategy and shared accountability. Its focus areas include skills and talent, transportation, infrastructure, and economic issues.
The Greater Washington Partnership develops strategies, builds cross-sector partnerships and informs policy to support long-term regional growth. Its initiatives include workforce development, infrastructure, small business acceleration and economic competitiveness.
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