14 Baltimore businesses that 'stepped up' to help city win mayor's awards

                    Mayor's Business Recognition Awards

Baltimore Business Journal

December 01, 2015

Greater Baltimore Committee CEO Donald C. Fry didn't shy away from mentioning Baltimore's "challenging year" at the organization's 41st annual Mayor's Business Recognition Awards luncheon on Tuesday.

In fact, Fry said the April riots and its aftermath showed "the resilience of the business community" and how it has "emerged stronger than ever."

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