As the world changes, topics like onshoring, supply chain diversification, digital transformation, regionalization, and security are top of mind for international business leaders. Leaders must continue to adapt to the rapidly changing nature of global business and partnerships in this age of acceleration. How can businesses leverage globalization’s failures and reorient for sustainable growth?

Tulkoff Food products got its start in the 1930s selling horseradish sauce at a farmers market. Today, this Baltimore-based manufacturer creates condiments, specialty sauces, and other food products for a variety of industrial and retail, customers, as well as their own brands nationwide. As one of the largest condiment and specialty sauce co-packers, they work with customers throughout the entire product development - from sourcing ingredients to distribution. WTCI and RMI members are invited to join us as we get an inside view of how this company maintains its edge in the highly competitive industry.

Join us at La Cuchara restaurant in Baltimore for an exciting fundraiser in support of our youth-focused Albrecht fellowships. Tickets start at $150 and include casino games, food from the Basque region, open bar, prizes, and more.

The impacts of human-caused global warming are worsening and accelerating. Climate change is a global problem requiring collective action and innovation, with many interconnected stakeholders and complex, competing interests. How can the private sector lead the decarbonization of the global economy? Sustainable business practices have historically come at a cost – challenging market competitiveness and profitability. As new science and data emerge on rapidly accelerating climate threats, future competitiveness will be dictated by business leaders who rapidly pivot to balance economic and environmental goals. Emerging technologies across all industries are making it possible for businesses to model for sustainability while maintaining, if not growing, market positioning. The private sector has a unique obligation, and opportunity, to rebuild the economy for a sustainable future.

Get the inside scoop on the latest developments at the Port of Baltimore and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport during this annual event hosted by WTCI, Ports America Chesapeake and the Maryland Department of Transportation