The Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore is set to develop a plan focused on growing jobs in the region through innovation districts.
EAGB received a $233,500 grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration for the effort. It will allow the organization to take inventory and map incubators and other areas of clustering that already exist in the city, as well as in Baltimore County. The roadmap would have several layers, bringing in demographics and other features.
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