The Baltimore Banner's Impact Maryland Conference Sets Stage for State's Future Leaders
The Baltimore Banner's Impact Maryland conference, under the leadership of Sharon Nevins, unites top voices to address critical issues facing Maryland, highlighting its significance as a premier business event.
The Baltimore Banner, a nonprofit, multi-platform news operation, has marked its third anniversary with significant achievements, including becoming the largest newsroom in the state and winning a Pulitzer Prize. Sharon Nevins, the Chief Revenue Officer for The Baltimore Banner and Executive Director of The Banner’s Impact Maryland, plays a pivotal role in driving the organization's brand strategy and revenue generation. With over 30 years of experience in marketing and media strategy, Nevins has been instrumental in the success of The Baltimore Banner and its flagship event, Impact Maryland.
Impact Maryland, now in its third year, is a thought leadership conference that brings together generational leaders to discuss pressing policies and issues affecting Maryland. Scheduled for October 14th, the event has previously featured notable figures such as Governor Wes Moore and former U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. This year's conference promises to continue this tradition, offering attendees insights into the future of Maryland through discussions with top CEOs and leaders. Topics will range from economic development to creative solutions for regional challenges, providing a platform for meaningful dialogue and networking opportunities.
The event has been recognized as the top annual business event in Baltimore, winning best event by the MDDC Press Association for two consecutive years. Attendees can look forward to a day filled with engaging panels, networking sessions, and a cocktail celebration to conclude the event. For those interested in joining, more information and ticket purchases are available at https://www.thebaltimorebanner.com.
In addition to Impact Maryland, The Baltimore Banner has launched the free monthly Banner Book Club, further fostering community engagement and discussion. This initiative reflects The Banner's commitment to serving as an independent, nonprofit news source for Maryland, enriching the community through journalism and events like Impact Maryland.