We couldn't think of a better day than Valentine's Day to publish a My ArundelBiz Podcast episode featuring an ArundelBiz that's all about self-love: ⁠Levonye Professionals. We sat down with Yalmikia Edmonds, the coincidentally red- and pink-clad owner of the hair restoration center based in Glen Burnie, to discuss: - How wanting to continue servicing her cosmetology clients and pursuing new knowledge resulted in building her own business. - What inspired the "Levonye" name and what makes her business unique. - The many different hair loss conditions that exist, and why the many ways she treat ..read more

Looking for some business tips for 2024?! We're excited to publish a video featuring some of the top business tips and pieces of advice from the 17 business owners who appeared on the My ArundelBiz Podcast in 2023. They cover it all, from what questions to ask yourself when you're just starting (or thinking about starting) a business to what to focus on as your business grows. But all of the advice has one thing in common: it comes from an Anne Arundel County business owner who's learned it from experience and is sharing it so that others can succeed. So, whether you want to start a business i ..read more

?The 2023 My ArundelBiz HOLIDAY POD is HERE!? Our FIFTH holiday episode - and perhaps most footage-filled episode ever - features Greenstreet Gardens, a family-owned nursery and garden center based in Lothian. We sat down with Ray Greenstreet, the sometimes Santa hat-wearing owner of the 23-year-old ag-based business, to discuss: Why, after spending many years as a Long Island-based sales rep for Ball Seed Company, he decided to return to Maryland and buy Windermere Gardens in 2000. How much the company has grown since - including opening a second garden center, in Alexandria, and providing r ..read more

The newest edition of the My ArundelBiz Podcast is all about adjustment and what we as a community can do to rally around our ArundelBiz who have made major adjustments. We sit down with Alexander Fakeri, Owner of Mojo Creative Digital, an Anne Arundel based creative marketing and advertising agency celebrating their 16th anniversary as a company to talk about pivoting your business online and our new community Shop Safe. Shop Local campaign ..read more

In our newest quarantined episode we sit down with Alexis and Kacy Jenkins, founders of Humdinger Productions who have pivoted their concert and events focused business during #COVID19 to Infection Mitigation. Plus, how can businesses get new improvements and PPE purchases covered with our newly launched CEP Grant? Find out ..read more

The My ArundelBiz Podcast team sat down with former Terps' and Ravens' Tight End Matt Furstenburg, who is now CEO of Grip Boost. Learn about how this team of engineering PhDs from the University of Maryland’s Chemical Engineering Department, entrepreneur businessman Harry Geller, and Matt turned "crab to grab" in the form of lasting grip gloves for sports like football, golf, and baseball right here in Anne Arundel ..read more

The podcast team heads to Hanover to find out what flotation therapy is all about and why Marie Bittinger opened the new Red Lotus Float Spa in Anne Arundel ..read more

On this special Veterans Day edition of the My ArundelBiz Podcast we sit down with #AnneArundel's Maritime Conference Center, also home to MITAGS, and the USO-Metro to highlight unique partnerships that bring value to our Veterans and Servicemembers ..read more

On the eve of the 18th anniversary of 9/11 the My ArundelBiz Podcast team sat down with John McBeth, CEO of Next Century to talk about why the company was founded in response and the guiding principles driving their innovation forward today ..read more

Just in time for a holiday focused on food, we're proud to publish a special episode featuring a nonprofit that seeks to ensure that all members of our community have enough: the Anne Arundel County Food Bank (AACFB). We sat down with Leah Paley, CEO of the 37-year-old organization, to discuss: The many ways that AACFB works to alleviate food insecurity in Anne Arundel County, where 8.1% of residents (47,000+ people) don't know where their next meal is coming from - and over half of these individuals don't qualify for federal assistance. The many similarities between running the non-profit a ..read more