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Opinion
Published
10/18/06
Anne Arundel County's economic future - like that of the state - is tied to high-tech development. And given the county's location and immediate national needs, homeland security is the likeliest avenue for that development. Find Us On Facebook
Still, it took some daring for the county, three years ago, to try to capitalize on the opportunity by setting up the Chesapeake Innovation Center in a 24,000-square-foot building in Parole. Business startups are inherently risky, even when fledgling companies have the services and contacts furnished by an operation like the CIC. Some two-dozen businesses incubated at the center have generated more than...
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