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Taste the World and Give Back During Rockville’s Global Bites Restaurant Week

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Global Bites is a celebration of culture, cuisine, and community impact

Rockville, Md., May 20, 2025 – Craving a reason to treat yourself to Rockville’s finest dishes? Your next meal in Rockville could do more than satisfy your cravings – it could support local nonprofits and even win you a prize.

From June 1 to June 14, Explore Rockville: Global Bites invites residents and visitors to experience Rockville’s diverse dining scene through a citywide restaurant week. Organized by Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI), Global Bites is a celebration of culture, cuisine, and community impact.

From sushi to shawarma, tacos to tikka masala, Global Bites celebrates the rich cultural diversity found in Rockville through its restaurants. There are no sign-ups or special menus – just visit any restaurant in the city during the promotion, upload your receipt online, and you’re automatically entered to win one of three VISA gift cards valued at $50, $100 or $200. And that’s not all – 20% of your receipt (up to $20) will be donated to local nonprofits participating in the Rockville Rewards program.

“Rockville is home to an amazing variety of restaurants offering a world of flavor,” said REDI’s CEO, Cynthia Rivarde. “Global Bites highlights this culinary and cultural vibrancy while creating meaningful local impact.”

Learn more at https://explorerockville.org/global-bites/

Explore Rockville promotes Rockville, Maryland’s vibrant culture, commerce and community. We aim to celebrate the rich tapestry of our city’s historical, cultural, and culinary offerings through programs like Global Bites. Learn more at https://explorerockville.org/

Logo of Rockville Economic Development, Inc. Maryland with the slogan In the business of connection

Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI) is a public-private partnership that helps businesses launch, locate, and expand in Rockville, Maryland. Committed to economic development, REDI is proactive in supporting existing industries and attracting new companies with the tools to get started in Rockville and resources and guidance for existing companies in the city. Learn more at https://rockvilleredi.org/   

Rockville Rewards is shop-small and community support initiative. Through the purchase of a digital card, customers unlock discounts and specials at participating Rockville businesses with the card sale proceeds donated to local nonprofits in the program. Learn more at https://rockvillerewards.com/  

Rockville ranked one of the best places to live in Maryland in 2025 Niche report

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Discover Rockville: One of the best places to live in Maryland for Families and Professionals

Rockville’s diversity, mix of urban and suburban amenities, wide variety of businesses, restaurants, and parks, and public school system are some of the reasons Niche.com ranked it the 11th best place to live in Maryland.

Niche.com provides a comprehensive assessment of an area’s overall livability. The ranking considers several factors, including the quality of schools, crime rates, housing trends, employment statistics, and access to amenities. Niche.com uses statistics primarily from the U.S. Census and represents the most recent data available.

Niche’s top 15 Best Cities to Live in Maryland in 2025 are:

  1. North Potomac
  2. North Bethesda
  3. Fulton
  4. Ellicott City
  5. Potomac
  6. Bethesda
  7. South Kensington
  8. Four Corners
  9. Chevy Chase
  10. Lutherville
  11. Rockville
  12. Travilah
  13. Columbia
  14. Monrovia
  15. Urbana

View Niche’s profile on Rockville at https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/rockville-montgomery-md/

World Health Organization deploys PharmaJet’s needle-free injection system, Tropis, in polio eradication campaign

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PharmaJet Tropis® Needle-free Delivery System used to immunize an additional 1.5 million children in latest WHO campaign.

GOLDEN, Co., March 13, 2025–(BUSINESS WIRE)–PharmaJet®, a company that strives to improve the performance and outcomes of injectables with its enabling needle-free injection technology, today announced that their Tropis intradermal (ID) delivery system was used in the latest World Health Organization’s (WHO) polio eradication campaign in Pakistan in February 2025. The supplemental immunization activity (SIA) campaign for children between 4 and 59 months of age was implemented in two regions in the Quetta block (Pishin, Quetta, Kila Abdullah, and Chaman) and Karachi (Central Karachi, East, East-Gujro, Keamari, Korangi, Malir, and West). Tropis was used to deliver fractional dose inactivated polio vaccine (fIPV) in parallel to oral polio vaccine (OPV) administration as part of a WHO recommended strategy to boost humoral immunity.

Evidence from Tropis use in poliovirus campaigns and routine immunization in Pakistan,1 Somalia,2 and Nigeria,3 demonstrated improved coverage, acceptability, speed of administration, and cost savings. Previous WHO campaigns that vaccinated over 10 million children in Pakistan and Somalia showed that Tropis is an effective and preferred solution for polio immunization campaigns that can help increase campaign coverage by over 18%.1 In addition, a recent randomized controlled implementation study in Nigeria4 demonstrated that among those vaccinated with Tropis, IPV2 coverage was more than 11% higher compared to those treated with the Standard of Care (SoC). The study team also found potential for up to 47% decrease in total immunization costs and 95% of healthcare workers expressed a preference for Tropis compared with the SoC. Tropis is the first and only needle-free ID delivery technology to achieve WHO prequalification.

“We are pleased to continue our partnership with the World Health Organization to eradicate polio,” said Paul LaBarre, Vice President Global Business Development, PharmaJet. “The Tropis needle-free system has been shown to be very effective and affordable in campaigns and routine immunizations, protecting nearly 12 million children against poliovirus. There is still a lot of work to do, and we are committed to achieving eradication goals so that no child suffers from paralytic polio.”

1 Daly, C et al, Needle-free injectors for mass administration of fractional dose inactivated poliovirus vaccine (fIPV) in Karachi, Pakistan: A survey of caregiver and vaccinator acceptability, Vaccine, Volume 38 Issue 8, 18 February, 2020, Pages 1893-1898

2 Nouh, K et al, Use of a fractional dose of inactivated polio vaccine (fIPV) to increase IPV coverage among children under 5 years of age in Somalia, Springer Nature Volume 2 article number 16 (2024)

3 Biya, O et al, Notes from the Field: House-to-House Campaign Administration of Inactivated Poliovirus Vaccine — Sokoto State, Nigeria, November 2022, CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly report, November 24, 2023 / 72(47);1290–1291

4 https://pharmajet.com/pharmajet-announces-implementation-study-results-increased-coverage-cost-savings-and-preference-for-routine-polio-immunization-with-tropis-id-needle-free-delivery/

5 Global Polio Eradication Initiative, who we are: https://polioeradication.org/who-we-are/

About PharmaJet

PharmaJet, located in Rockville, Maryland, has a mission to improve the performance and outcomes of injectables with enabling technology that better activates the immune system. Pharmajet is committed to helping partners realize their research and commercialization goals while making an impact on public health. For more information or partnering with PharmaJet visit https://pharmajet.com or contact PharmaJet here. Follow Pharmajet on LinkedIn.

Link to original press release: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250313388571/en/WHO-Deploys-Tropis-PharmaJets-Needle-free-Injection-System-in-Latest-Polio-Eradication-Campaign-in-Pakistan

Business Spotlight: Saints Valley

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What does Saints Valley offer?

Authentic cashmere and silk products, avant-garde jewelry, cloud-soft pashminas, handmade silk/wool pillowcases, original wall hangings, and unique clothing.

What motivated the start of the business?

Women empowerment and my passion for design!

What makes Saints Valley unique?

Saints Valley offers the softest cashmere and uniquely crafted jewelry, but most importantly, it provides a journey of self-discovery for each customer through our world of colors and heartfelt designs.

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

Rockville has a great community feel. It’s full of warmth and welcoming energy where I also happen to live! I jumpstarted my business with the support of the MWBC Shop Local program in Rockville Town Square. I was in the very first cohort of the program, which encouraged and educated me to open my own boutique.

Where do you see your business in 5 years from now

Saints Valley will grow into multiple locations across the United States and worldwide. Expanding beyond cloud-soft cashmere and unique jewelry, it will evolve into a vibrant hub featuring wellness centers and art cafés, creating a space where beauty, creativity, and well-being come together.

About Saints Valley

Located in Rockville Town Square, MD, and Georgetown, D.C., Saints Valley Boutique offers timeless elegance where luxury meets heritage. With premium cashmere sourced from the Himalayan region of Kashmir and handmade silver jewelry adorned with authentic gemstones from Armenia, the boutique draws inspiration from the historic Silk Road connection between these regions.

About MWBC Shop Local

MWBC Shop Local is a retail business incubator program by the Maryland Women’s Business Center (MWBC) that began in 2019 with the aim of lowering barriers of opportunity for entrepreneurs and creating a launch pad for startup and early-stage retail entrepreneurs.

 

Saints Valley
130 Gibbs Street, Unit A, Rockville, MD 20850
Website: saintsvalley.etsy.com
Instagram: @saintsvalley
Facebook: Saints Valley

Business Spotlight: Pet Wants

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What does Pet Wants offer?

Everything food and nutrition related for cats and dogs. We focus on different kinds of food (dry, gently cooked, air dried, freeze dried, and raw), treats, chews, and natural supplements.

What motivated the start of the business?

Our own two dogs (a male and female Shiba Inu) have required a home cooked diets due to allergies, food intolerances, and general pickiness! We struggled to find a good commercial alternative without soy, corn, wheat, and byproducts; and realized that making it ourselves was the easiest route for us. We want to help other pet owners by making their lives easier, and to help them help their pets.

What makes Pet Wants unique?

We have almost a decade of experience of formulating meals for pets with two thriving dogs to show for it. We have worked with pet nutrition extensively and are passionate about helping dog and cat owners navigate the confusion, and often overwhelming, pet food industry. People often tell us that they appreciate knowing that they can stop by or call, and we will spend time talking through, discussing, and researching options that fit their pet. We try to curate (if we cannot make it ourselves) only the best and cleanest products on the market. Something that is also unique about Pet Wants Rockville is that we make our own treats and supplements, as well as small batch, gently cooked dry food. Unlike most dry food on the market, our food is made in monthly batches, guaranteeing that the food you feed your pet will be weeks old – not a year old! We also make a wonderful skin and fur care line in house, including Paw Wax and a Tick and Flea Repellant. Finally, we also offer free delivery (often same day) within Montgomery county!

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

We chose Rockville because it’s a vibrant, pet-loving community where people truly care about the health and well-being of their animals. We saw a need for a store that focuses on high-quality, natural products and personalized care for pets. Rockville felt like the perfect place to bring that vision to life because the community values healthy lifestyles — not just for themselves, but for their pets too. 

Where do you see your business in 5 years from now?

We plan to expand our staff, bring in more good products, and keep educating ourselves on the newest developments in pet food. We regularly host local rescue and foster organizations for adoption events, as well as local trainers. In 5 years, we hope to grow the pet community in Rockville, facilitate the adoption of many more pets, introduce healthy eating to more pets, and help more owners connect with amazing positive reinforcement trainers in the area. We hope that we will become the go-to location whenever someone asks, “where should I turn to improve my pet’s health and wellbeing?”

About Pet Wants

Pet Wants is a locally-owned pet nutrition business operated by a husband and wife team, offering small-batch, wholesome, and affordable solutions for pet owners.

Pet Wants Rockville
302 King Farm Blvd #140, Rockville, MD 20850

 

Website: www.petwantsrockville.com
Instagram: @petwantsrockville
Facebook: Pet Wants Rockville

Montgomery County Government, State and Local Partners Announce Coalition to Support Maryland Businesses and Employees Affected by Federal Budget Cuts

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This Public-Private Initiative will include the launch of a microsite compiling a list of resources and tools available to businesses and employees.

Montgomery County, Md., Mar. 24, 2025 – Montgomery County officials and key partners announced the formation of a strategic Public-Private initiative aimed at strengthening the local economy and supporting local businesses and employees affected by recent federal budget cuts. 

The coalition, Mobilize Montgomery, includes Montgomery County Government, Maryland Department of Labor, WorkSource Montgomery, Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, the City of Gaithersburg, the City of Rockville,  Rockville Chamber of Commerce, the Maryland Women’s Business Center and Rockville Economic Development, Inc, as well as additional local chambers. 

“Montgomery County has long been home to thousands of federal workers and businesses that rely on federal contracts, and in this time of cuts and chaos from the federal government, those impacts can ripple through our economy,” said County Executive Marc Elrich. “Through Mobilize Montgomery, we are collaborating with private and public partners to provide resources and information to our residents. We are working together to help businesses stay open, keep people employed, and strengthen our local economy.”

Through its newly created microsite, www.mobilize-montgomery.com, the coalition will serve as a centralized resource hub ensuring that businesses, employees, and residents have access to critical information and support they need during this challenging time. Designed to be a one-stop shop for resources, the microsite will feature webinars, job posting websites and business incentives available to the public. Additionally, the microsite will allow local businesses to express their interest in participating in relevant events, as well as give interested employees the option of being notified of updated resources and upcoming events. 

“The drastic federal funding cuts and layoffs from the Trump Administration are directly impacting our residents and forcing contractors and small businesses to scrap projects and announce layoffs due to unpaid invoices and the elimination of federal support,” said Montgomery County Council President Kate Stewart. “Montgomery County is home to more than 77,000 dedicated and hard-working federal employees, and County leaders are committed to supporting our residents, federal contractors, and businesses during these uncertain and economically challenging times. This new collaboration among government and business leaders and workforce development organizations will provide guidance, resources, and support to help deal with the impact that these draconian federal cuts are having on our federal contractors and local businesses that fuel our economic engine.”

As Montgomery County braces for additional federal budget cuts, Mobilize Montgomery is committed to working with Maryland Governor Wes Moore to provide support to our businesses and workforce, ensuring that Maryland’s economy remains resilient and vibrant.

For more information about the initiative or to access available resources, please visit www.mobilize-montgomery.com.

About Montgomery County Government

Montgomery County, Maryland, is the largest county in the State of Maryland with over 1.1 million residents. Bordering the District of Columbia, and directly across the Potomac River from Northern Virginia, Montgomery County is home to 18 federal agencies including the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Food & Drug Administration (FDA), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as well as the headquarters to over 700 companies. The county offers a unique ecosystem rich in talent, groundbreaking discoveries, and a vibrant community dedicated to sustainability and bold thinking. With 40% of residents speaking a language other than English and a third of the population born outside the U.S., Montgomery County embraces diversity. This inclusive environment fosters a rich tapestry of perspectives, providing an ideal location for businesses to thrive, innovate and flourish. 

Rockville Ranks 9th Most Ethnically Diverse City in the U.S. for 2025

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Global Bites Fest 2025 (Image Credit: Nick Piacente)

Rockville Makes Top 10 List of Most Diverse Cities in the Country

In order to determine the most ethnically diverse places in America, WalletHub compared 501 of the most populated U.S. cities across three key metrics: ethnoracial diversity, linguistic diversity, and birthplace diversity.

Since 2018, Rockville has consistently placed in the top 20 most ethnically diverse cities in the U.S., ranking in 5th place in the small cities category, 9th in linguistic diversity, and 9th overall for 2025. Out of over 500 cities, Rockville is one of four in Montgomery County to place in the top 10 overall this year.

Most Culturally Diverse Cities in the U.S.

  1. Germantown, MD
  2. Jersey City, NJ
  3. Gaithersburg, MD
  4. Silver Spring, MD
  5. Kent, WA
  6. New York, NY
  7. Spring Valley, NV
  8. Federal Way, WA
  9. Rockville, MD
  10. Oakland, CA

“Living in an ethnically diverse city can be an economic benefit, as people bring a wide range of skillsets and approaches to solving problems from their own cultures and national origins. Residents can also establish unique types of businesses, such as restaurants serving cultural dishes. People who live in ethnically diverse cities have the opportunity to learn a lot about people different from themselves, which is not only an enriching experience but also a good way to break down walls of prejudice.” -Chip Lupo, WalletHub Analyst

View WalletHub’s full 2025 report: https://wallethub.com/edu/cities-with-the-most-and-least-ethno-racial-and-linguistic-diversity/10264

Business Spotlight: Bell’s Reines

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CEO & Co-Founder, Teneisha Thompson

Life is sweet, savor the small things.

What does Bell’s Reines offer?

Bell’s Reines offers catering, private label services, and manufactures gourmet cookies.

What motivated the start of the business?

Bell’s Reines is deeply rooted in family and legacy. The company is named after Thomas Roosevelt Bell, Jr., a man who inspired his daughter and granddaughter, the founders, to “savor the small things” in life. His wisdom and joy became the foundation for their gourmet cookie business, a way to share his spirit with the world.

The name “Reines,” a play on the French word for “queens,” honors the women in his life. It represents his daughter and granddaughter, whom he cherished as his queens, and reflects their mission to create treats that bring moments of regal delight to others. Thus, Bell’s Reines is a tribute to a beloved patriarch and a celebration of the feminine strength and love that drives the company.

What makes Bell’s Reines unique?

Bell’s Reines is a unique blend of tradition and innovation, where the legacy of Thomas Roosevelt Bell, Jr., lives on in every bite. This woman- and Black-owned, mother-daughter business crafts small-batch gourmet mini cookies, prioritizing high-quality, clean ingredients that are Non-GMO Project Verified. With options for gluten-free and vegan palates, Bell’s Reines ensures everyone can savor the small things and indulge in guilt-free pleasure.

More than just cookies, Bell’s Reines embodies a commitment to quality, ethics, and sustainability. Ethically sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging practices reflect the brand’s dedication to

preserving the planet. The company’s nationwide delivery and presence in select retail locations make these delightful treats accessible to a wider audience, spreading joy and warmth through every cookie.

The name “Reines” is a tribute to the women in Thomas Roosevelt Bell, Jr.’s life, honoring his daughter and granddaughter, the founders of Bell’s Reines. Their mission is to create more than just cookies; they aim to craft moments of pure delight, inspired by the patriarch’s love for life’s simple pleasures.

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

Bell’s Reines began in Rockville, MD, utilizing the sole affordable shared commercial kitchen in the area, which was conveniently located for its Montgomery County-resident founders.

Where do you see your business in 5 years from now?

Over the next five years, Bell’s Reines envisions a future where their gourmet cookies are not just a local treat, but a nationally recognized brand synonymous with quality and joy. They plan to achieve this by expanding their production capabilities, venturing into new markets, and strengthening their brand identity.

At the heart of Bell’s Reines’ growth strategy is the establishment of their own commercial small manufacturing facility. This move will allow them to increase production capacity, maintain greater control over the quality of their cookies, and introduce new flavors and varieties. The company also plans to expand its distribution network, reaching more retail stores and online platforms across the country.

To further solidify their brand identity, Bell’s Reines will invest in marketing and branding initiatives. This includes developing a strong online presence, collaborating with influencers, and participating in food events and festivals. By showcasing their commitment to quality ingredients, family values, and the joy of sharing, Bell’s Reines aims to create a loyal following of cookie enthusiasts.

About Bell’s Reines

Bell’s Reines is a woman-owned, SBA-WOSB certified business specializing in gourmet mini cookies. Bell’s Reines is Non-GMO Project Verified and committed to using high-quality, ethically sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging practices. Their cookies are available for purchase online and at select retailers nationwide.

 

Website: www.bellsreines.com
Instagram: @bellsreines
Facebook: Bell’s Reines

Maryland Women’s Business Center Welcomes Karen Sippel as New Managing Director

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Karen Sippel (pictured above) - Begins as MWBC's Managing Director as of February 4, 2025

Sippel’s career is rooted in supporting small businesses, particularly women-owned enterprises.

Rockville, Md., Feb. 4, 2025 –The Maryland Women’s Business Center (MWBC), a program of Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI), is pleased to announce the appointment of Karen Sippel as its new Managing Director effective February 4, 2025. With a career spanning entrepreneurship, nonprofit leadership, and strategic communications, Sippel brings a wealth of experience to MWBC as it continues to empower entrepreneurs across Maryland.

“We are thrilled to welcome Karen to MWBC,” said Cynthia Rivarde, CEO of Rockville Economic Development, Inc. “Her experience designing and leading training program for women entrepreneurs, combined with her background in marketing, nonprofit management, and fundraising, makes her a tremendous asset to our organization and the businesses we serve.”

Sippel’s career is rooted in supporting small businesses, particularly women-owned enterprises. As co-founder and managing director of the African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative (AWEC), she led a capacity-building program that empowered 200 business owners annually across 52 African countries to level-up their skills, increase revenue, and hire more employees. She has also founded and operated multiple businesses, including a professional services firm and a wholesale bakery, the latter of which she opened after earning a pastry arts certificate from a Washington, D.C.-area culinary school.

In addition to her work in entrepreneurship, Sippel has held senior leadership roles in communications, marketing, and fundraising at tech startups, nonprofits, and global public affairs firms. She has served as a senior executive at The Center for Global Enterprise, Personal (a startup focused on online privacy that was later acquired by Digi.Me), and major public relations and marketing agencies such as Porter Novelli, Merritt Group, and Burson-Marsteller.

With a deep passion for entrepreneurship, Sippel is eager to lead MWBC into its next chapter. “Coming from a multi-generational family of business owners, I have a deep affinity for those who take the leap to start and grow their own businesses,” said Sippel. “I understand the challenges entrepreneurs face, and I’m honored to step into this role at MWBC to continue supporting small businesses across Maryland.”

Sippel holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from the University of Virginia. She also serves as a mentor to women entrepreneurs, providing guidance through AWEC’s year-long capacity-building program.

About Maryland Women’s Business Center

Maryland Women’s Business Center (MWBC) is a signature program of Rockville Economic Development, Inc. MWBC helps entrepreneurs and small businesses owners across Maryland’s Capital Region start, sustain, and grow their companies. Through workshops, individual counseling, facilitated peer group support, special resources, and access to capital, MWBC annually helps over 1,500 entrepreneurs gain the skills, connections, and confidence necessary to navigate entrepreneurship. Learn more at marylandwbc.org. 

Media Contact
Amanda Bosland, Marketing & Communications Director, REDI – amanda@rockvilleredi.org

Business Spotlight: Fight Into Fitness

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Owners Angel McNamara (left) and Makeda Richardson (right)

Boxing. Fitness. Community. Fun.

What does Fight Into Fitness offer?

Fight Into Fitness offers Group Fitness Classes for ALL fitness levels and virtual classes for our 50+ community. As an official USA Boxing Club, we offer coaching for competitive fighters to harness and improve their skills for competition. We provide a full-equipped boxing gym for private fitness classes, boxing-inspired programs and events, and team building experiences. We also offer stretch sessions, personal fitness training and coaching. Fight Into Fitness is home to Rock Steady Boxing Montgomery County, a non-contact boxing inspired fitness program uniquely designed for the Parkinson’s community.

What motivated the start of the business?

Training introduced us to the many benefits that boxing offers: Physically (cardiovascular, stamina, strength, balance and coordination), mentally (focus, spatial awareness), and emotionally (stress relief, mood boost). Our mission not only became to share these benefits but also to empower others by sharing our knowledge and helping them discover their potential, showing them that they are capable of so much.

What makes Fight Into Fitness unique?

At Fight Into Fitness, we pride ourselves on creating a brave and inclusive space where everyone, regardless of their fitness level, feels welcome and supported. Our doors are open to anyone with the willingness to learn, grow, and challenge themselves.

What sets us apart are our Core Pillars:

Boxing: We incorporate the discipline, strength, and technique of boxing in a way that is accessible and empowering.

Fitness: Our programs are designed to promote physical health, while building endurance, strength and confidence.

Community: Beyond fitness, we foster meaningful connections, creating a supportive environment where participants uplift one another.

Fun: We believe boxing and fitness should be enjoyable, so we integrate energy, creativity, encouragement and excitement into all that we do.

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

Fight Into Fitness began in 2014 as a mobile training company, traveling throughout the DMV area to provide boxing-inspired fitness training and group classes. During this journey, we were approached about starting a Rock Steady Boxing Program in the DMV area. Encouraged by a woman diagnosed with Parkinson’s and recognizing the need for this program, we pursued certification as Rock Steady Boxing Coaches. Initially, we faced several challenges finding a space to launch the program. Fortunately, we were able to secure a sub-lease in Gaithersburg to get started. Over time, as out program grew and gained momentum, we were grateful for the unwavering support or out Rock Steady Boxing community, which played a significant role in helping us take the next step.

We chose Rockville because of its convenient proximity to Gaithersburg and the ICC, making it accessible for our Rock Steady Boxing community. Additionally, the owner of our current location offered us a space to take the next steps in growing our business.

In many ways, it feels like Rockville chose us. After facing numerous challenges and rejections when seeking to lease space in Montgomery County, we were fortunate to find someone that said “yes”.

Where do you see your business in 5 years from now?

In 5 years, we envision Fight Into Fitness as a household name for all things boxing and fitness in the DMV area and beyond. Our goal is to be recognized not only for our boxing-inspired programs but also as a leader in promoting physical, mental and emotional well-being through innovative, inclusive and community driven boxing-inspired fitness offerings.

We hope to expand our reach by establishing additional locations, offering our virtual and in-person classes to more communities, and creating partnerships with Montgomery County, local organizations and programs. We aim to diversify our services to cater to a broader audience, ensuring everyone has access to the power of boxing and boxing-inspired fitness. Ultimately, we want Fight Into Fitness to be a trusted hub for boxing, fitness, personal growth, community connection and overall well-being.

About Fight Into Fitness

Fight Into Fitness Boxing and Fitness Gym offers group strength and conditioning classes, boxing circuit training, personal training and coaching.

Visit Fight Into Fitness at 15213 Display Court Rockville, MD 20850

 

 

Website: www.fightintofitness.com
Healthy Hits Blog: www.fightintofitness.com/healthy-hits
Instagram: @fightn2fitness
Facebook: Fight Into Fitness