EPISODE · Oct 31, 2024 · 36 MIN
Bringing Baltimore Back
from Wheel of Risk: A podcast by Allianz Trade · host Allianz Trade
How could initiatives and programs aimed at rejuvenating Baltimore serve as positive examples to other cities across America? After all, it’s the birthplace of the nation’s oldest railway. It’s where the lyrics to the Star Spangled Banner were written. It’s home to some of the earliest National Historic Districts in the country. And it’s the most populous independent city in the country. But for all its beauty, history, and diversity, Baltimore often gets a bad rap in TV shows, movies, and the media. That’s why this special season finale episode of Wheel of Risk is dedicated to the city we call home here at Allianz Trade in North America. Host Alix McCabe is joined by two leaders from Baltimore City Hall — Charlyn Nater, the Director of Main Streets in the Mayor’s Office of Small Minority Business Advocacy & Development, and Christopher R. Lundy, the Director of the Mayor’s Office of Small and Minority Business Advocacy & Development, for a comprehensive conversation about efforts to reinvigorate the local economy. They also discuss what they love the most about the city, which stereotypes they can’t stand, and share invaluable advice for business owners in both Baltimore and beyond.
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How could initiatives and programs aimed at rejuvenating Baltimore serve as positive examples to other cities across America? After all, it’s the birthplace of the nation’s oldest railway. It’s where the lyrics to the Star Spangled Banner were written. It’s home to some of the earliest National Historic Districts in the country. And it’s the most populous independent city in the country. But for all its beauty, history, and diversity, Baltimore often gets a bad rap in TV shows, movies, and the media. That’s why this special season finale episode of Wheel of Risk is dedicated to the city we call home here at Allianz Trade in North America. Host Alix McCabe is joined by two leaders from Baltimore City Hall — Charlyn Nater, the Director of Main Streets in the Mayor’s Office of Small Minority Business Advocacy & Development, and Christopher R. Lundy, the Director of the Mayor’s Office of Small and Minority Business Advocacy & Development, for a comprehensive conversation about efforts to reinvigorate the local economy. They also discuss what they love the most about the city, which stereotypes they can’t stand, and share invaluable advice for business owners in both Baltimore and beyond.
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