Amanda Bosland, Author at Rockville Economic Development, Inc

Rockville named No. 1 Small City in Maryland

WalletHub's 2024 study compared more than 1,300 U.S. cities with populations between 25,000 and 100,000

Article originally published by Rockville Reports on October 2, 2024

Rockville has been named the best small city for livability in Maryland, according to WalletHub rankings released this week.

WalletHub compared 1,318 cities in the U.S. across five key dimensions: affordability, economic health, education and health, quality of life, and safety. Those five dimensions were further evaluated through 45 relevant metrics, each on a 100-point scale, such as median household income, home ownership, school system quality, health, crime rates and quality of life.

In all, 37 towns and cities in Maryland were ranked, of which the top five by percentile score were Rockville, Annapolis, Frederick, Bethesda and Ellicott City.

Cities were selected with population sizes between 25,000 and 100,000 that are considered the “city proper” in each case, excluding cities in the surrounding metro area.

Rockville has ranked highly in previous WalletHub and other studies for its ethnic diversity and livability, as well as by its own residents in biennial community surveys the city conducts.

Read about the study on WalletHub’s website.

Business Spotlight: MasPanadas

"Flavor filled pockets of goodness!"

What does MasPanadas offer?

At the heart of our endeavor lies our inaugural product line: MasPanadas, where we embrace the ethos of ‘MAS’ in every aspect. There are no compromises when it comes to convenience, taste, or nutrition. From freezer to table in mere minutes, our empanadas—handheld pockets of flavor—feature impeccably sourced ingredients suitable for any kitchen. Versatile for every occasion—be it a hearty meal, a delectable appetizer, or a satisfying snack—each one is infused with the rich heritage of Latin American culinary tradition.

MasPanadas offer real food for life in the fast lane. Based on typical Hispanic street foods, MasPanadas offer the convenience and portability of fast food and the wholesomeness of a homemade meal for the whole family: a balanced bite in a pocket. This complete snack can be prepared in minutes and is ready to go with you anywhere: microwavable, no utensils needed, high in protein and fiber, and packed with veggies.

What motivated the start of the business?

It was, in a sense, an ‘accidental’ journey. As a native Colombian, I fled to the US 24 years ago when my family faced extortion by a guerrilla group. Determined to turn adversity into opportunity, I focused on my studies, earning both a PhD in science and an MBA. The true depth of separation from family and community hit me when I juggled raising two young boys, managing a newborn, and maintaining a full-time job. Desperate for support, a family friend came to our aid. To keep her with us, we embarked on a venture with a cultural twist—a modern Latin American catering company, designed not only to fulfill a business need but also to secure her visa as our chef. As our business gained traction, we discovered that empanadas were our bestsellers, uncovering a genuine opportunity in the frozen foods market.

What makes MasPanadas unique?

Authentic Latin American Flavors with a Modern Twist: MasPanadas offers traditional Latin American flavors that have been elevated with modern culinary techniques and ingredients. This blend of authenticity and innovation appeals to consumers looking for a fresh take on familiar favorites.

Focus on Nutrition and Clean Eating: MasPanadas prioritizes nutrition and clean eating by using high-quality, wholesome ingredients. Each empanada is crafted with care, ensuring that consumers can enjoy a convenient meal without sacrificing healthfulness.

Convenience without Compromise: MasPanadas delivers convenience without compromising on taste or nutrition. From freezer to table in minutes, these handheld pockets of flavor provide a quick and satisfying meal option for busy individuals and families.

Versatility for Every Occasion: Whether enjoyed as a meal, appetizer, or snack, MasPanadas are versatile enough to fit any occasion. Their portability and ease of preparation make them ideal for on-the-go consumption or entertaining guests.

Empowerment of Vulnerable Women: MasPanadas goes beyond just being a food company by actively empowering vulnerable women through employment opportunities. By hiring and supporting these individuals, MasPanadas not only enriches their lives but also contributes to the community in a meaningful way.

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

Opportunity. There was a kitchen space readily available with everything we needed to continue scaling once we outgrew the incubator kitchen.

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

We hope to be the go-to empanada brand across the US!!

About MasPanadas

Latin Goodness Foods keeps you going by providing a better-for-you, clean take on convenient food options inspired in Hispanic tradition. Offering delicious, authentically Latin-inspired, modern recipes from a Colombian founder with a compelling personal story and meaningful social mission. Its first brand is MasPanadas, an elevated version of a “Hot Pocket.” This complete snack or light meal is convenient yet wholesome: microwavable, no utensils needed, high in protein and fiber, and packed with veggies. They are right for the whole family, fitting just as well with a glass of wine as with a juice box.

MasPanadas is located at 14672-B Southlawn Lane, Rockville, MD 20850

Learn more about MasPanadas at www.maspanadas.com

Follow MasPanadas on Facebook and Instagram

Business Spotlight: Nature by Trejok

"Where vintage charm meets contemporary elegance in a celebration of history, creativity, and sustainability."

What does Nature by Trejok offer?

We provide an experience where art, creativity, and meticulous curation come together. At our boutique, you’ll find uniquely designed, ready-to-wear collections of clothing, shoes, and accessories, each piece infused with contemporary flair and a hint of vintage charm. In addition, we curate one-of-a-kind vintage treasures, including elegant Chinas, collectible items, and home goods that inspire and captivate. Every item we offer tells a story and adds a touch of inspiration to your everyday life.

What motivated the start of the business?

As a physician trained abroad, I embarked on this entrepreneurial journey to fund my dream of obtaining a U.S. medical license. But my inspiration goes deeper—it stems from my grandmother, Josefa Trejo, whose legacy of elegance and sophistication profoundly shaped my vision. She spent many years in Europe, amassing collections from Limoges, Richard Ginori, and Royal Doulton, which became symbols of her refined taste. My store is a tribute to her influence, blending my childhood memories with her timeless style. Each of my designs carries the spirit of her grace, interwoven with my modern touch, creating a unique fusion of past and present.

What makes Nature by Trejok unique?

What sets us apart is the personal connection we build with our clients. Each piece in our collection of clothing, shoes, and accessories is one-of-a-kind, often customized to match the client’s lifestyle and personal preferences. In our on-site creative laboratory, customers can witness the craftsmanship firsthand, selecting their preferred materials, colors, and textures. We are a dynamic blend of creativity, originality, and artistic flair. Our clients consistently express awe, saying, “I’ve never seen anything like this,” upon entering our boutique. Whether they’re first-time visitors or loyal returning customers, they’re greeted by ever-evolving displays and innovative products, all reflecting their unique desires.

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

Our journey began in Rockville in 2019 through the Maryland Women’s Business Center’s retail incubator program, MWBC Shop Local. By the end of the program, we had forged a deep connection with the local community, which inspired us to settle in Rockville Town Square. The warm embrace of Rockville’s people and the strong sense of belonging we feel here have made this the perfect home for our business. We love Rockville, and Rockville loves us back.

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

In five years, I envision our business expanding to two or three additional locations across the DMV area, and possibly beyond, into other states. We’re laying the groundwork for growth, with our eyes set on bringing our unique blend of creativity and craftsmanship to even more communities.

In shows we’ve participated in across other states, such as New York, we’ve left a lasting impression that has led to being invited to the prestigious New York Fashion Week on three occasions, showcasing our collection of upcycled shoes, accessories, and clothing. We’ve also been invited to participate in Paris and Milan, and we foresee ourselves gracing the runways of these fashion capitals sooner than expected, as soon as financial resources allow. We are working diligently to make this vision a reality in the near future, as we continue our journey to conquer the world of fashion.

About Nature by Trejok

Boutique featuring unique upscale shoes, upcycled handcrafted fashion, personalized gifts, home items, and exquisite accessories.

Visit Nature by Trejok at 130 Gibbs St, Unit B, Rockville, MD 20850

Learn more about Nature by Trejok at www.naturebytrejok.com

Follow Nature by Trejok on Facebook, and Instagram

MWBC Shop Local is a retail incubator program of the Maryland Women’s Business Center (MWBC). Learn more at www.mwbcshoplocal.com

Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating Rockville’s Hispanic and Latino-owned businesses

September 15 to October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month – a time to honor and celebrate the cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans. In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, REDI is highlighting Latino and Hispanic-owned businesses in our local economy while also connecting them to resources that support growth:

Workshops, seminars and one-on-one business counseling through the Maryland Women’s Business Center
Business incentives and grants like the Rockville Small Business Impact Fund, Rockville MOVE Program and the Business Expansion Fund
Updates with industry-specific resources, funding, networking events and more through REDI’s newsletters

Business Name	Category	Address	Website
MasPanadas/Latin Goodness	Food Manufacturing	14672 Southlawn Ln Suite B, Rockville, MD 20850	https://maspanadas.com
M Luis Construction	Construction	14811 Southlawn Lane, Rockville, MD 20850	https://www.mluisconstruction.com
Nature by Trejok	Retail - Clothing	130 Gibbs St UNIT B, Rockville, MD 20850	https://naturebytrejok.com
Plaza Oaxaca	Restaurant	41 Gibbs St #305, Rockville, MD 20850	https://www.plazaoaxacamd.com/
Kumbia Restaurant	Restaurant	100 B Gibbs St, Rockville, MD 20850	https://kumbiarestaurant.com
La Canela	Restaurant	141 Gibbs St D, Rockville, MD 20850	https://lacanelaperu.com/
El Mercat Bar de Tapas	Restaurant	101 Gibbs St, Rockville, MD 20850	https://www.elmercatbardetapas.com
Twin Valley Distillers	Distillery	1029 E Gude Dr Suite 105 & 105B, Rockville, MD 20850	https://twinvalleyd.com
Mayorga Organics	Food Manufacturing	1029 E Gude Dr, Rockville, MD 20850	https://mayorgacoffee.com
Dowtown Brew's	Restaurant	5751 Fishers Ln, Rockville, MD 20852	https://dtbrews.com
Dini's Divine Pies	Bakery	11612 Boiling Brook Pl, Rockville, MD 20852	https://dinisdivinepies.com
Hammer & Stain - Rockville	Art Studio	107B Gibbs St, Rockville, MD 20850	https://www.hammerandstainrockville.com
Al Carbon	Restaurant	200 Park Rd, Rockville, MD 20850	https://alcarbonrockville.com
El Mariachi Restaurant	Restaurant	765 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852	https://elmariachirockville.com
La Limena Restaurant	Restaurant	1093 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852	https://www.facebook.com/lalimenagrill

We encourage and appreciate the submission of additional Hispanic and Latino-owned businesses in Rockville!

REDI in partnership with 37 Oaks pilots a Small Scale Manufacturing Cohort

The cohort program curriculum includes 37 Oaks University courses, hands-on exercises, workshops, 1:1 coaching, and the 37 Oaks' Growth Lab

Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI), in partnership with 37 Oaks, is hosting a Small Scale Manufacturing Cohort, for a comprehensive, four-month course designed to help owners scale their product-based business. The program is design for early stage businesses that have operated for at least 3 years in the State of Maryland. By partnering with 37 Oaks, the pilot program is designed help small businesses enhance operational efficiency for upcoming holiday sales and strategic planning for 2025.

Participants will engage in weekly live virtual webinars, 1:1 coaching sessions with experts in retail, commerce, and distribution, and access to the Growth Lab Membership which offers continued support through additional courses, coaching and community engagement. The program’s pilot cohort will be limited to ten (10) small businesses.

The Small Scale Manufacturing Cohort curriculum includes:

Assortment Planning
Retail Math
E-Commerce Marketing Strategy
Turning Social Media into a Money-Making Machine
Annual Planning Workshop

The four-month program begins with an orientation October 2, 2024. Applications for participation in the programs are accepted until September 16, 2024.

Montgomery College maintains top 10 rank on 2024 Best U.S. Community College report; leads State of Maryland rankings

WalletHub's 2024 rankings named Montgomery College the top two-year school in Maryland

Montgomery College has once again secured its place among the nation’s leading community colleges, maintaining its position in the top 10 of WalletHub’s 2024 Best Community Colleges in the United States report. This accolade highlights Montgomery College’s ongoing commitment to offering affordable pathways to quality higher-education.

Maryland’s community college system ranked 1st in WalletHub’s 2024 report of state systems, moving up two spots from its rank in 2023.

WalletHub’s Best and Worst Community College report is a comprehensive evaluation of over 650 community colleges across the country. Per WalletHub, data from a wide array of sources, including the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Census Bureau, and Council for Community and Economic Research is analyzed to determine the best community colleges.

Colleges are scored across three key dimensions:

Cost & Financing (33.33%): Factors include tuition fees, financial aid availability, and student loan default rates.
Education Outcomes (33.33%): Metrics like graduation and retention rates, along with student-faculty ratios, measure academic performance.
Career Outcomes (33.33%): This dimension assesses graduates’ earning potential, job placement rates, and overall return on investment.

View the 2024 Best and Worst Community College list: https://wallethub.com/edu/e/best-worst-community-colleges/15076

About Montgomery College

Montgomery College is a public, fully accredited institution dedicated to student success and widely recognized for the quality and scope of its academic programs. MC has campuses in Rockville, Gaithersburg and Takoma Park/Silver Spring, plus training and community engagement centers, and off-site programs throughout the county. Learn more at https://www.montgomerycollege.edu/

17 Rockville companies rank on Inc.’s annual 5000 list

Inc. 5000 2024: Meet the Rockville Companies Building the Future

Companies on the 2024 Inc. 5000 are ranked according to percentage revenue growth from 2020 through 2023. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating revenue by March 31, 2020. They must be U.S.-based, privately held, for-profit, and independent—not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies–as of December 31, 2023. (Since the period under review, some on the list may have gone public or been acquired.) The minimum revenue required for 2020 is $100,000; the minimum for 2023 is $2 million. Growth rates used to determine rankings were calculated to four decimal places. All honorees must pass Inc. editorial review.

Listed in order of their ranking, REDI congratulates the following Rockville companies, as well as their leaders and employees, on their continued growth:

#12: Autosled – Rockville

#34: Chaberton Energy – Rockville

#293: PWG Network Solutions – Rockville

#779: ABCD & Company – Rockville

#788: Axiom Consultants – Rockville

#969: iVenture Accounting Group – Rockville

#1138: madVR Labs – Rockville

#1974: Behavioral Framework – Rockville

#2089: Presidential Exteriors – Rockville

#2112: Silver Lining Design Group – Rockville

#2248: Z Family Law – Rockville

#3124 Pioneer Power Group – Rockville

#3192: DogiZone – Rockville

#3217: Columbia Technologies – Rockville

#3470: History Associates Incorporated – Rockville

#4479: Sky Data Vault – Rockville

#4548: fusionSpan – Rockville

For the full list, visit: https://www.inc.com/inc500

Business Spotlight: AFC Urgent Care Rockville

"The right care, right now."

What services does AFC Urgent Care offer?

Urgent Care, Primary Care, Occupational Health (including pre-employment physicals, vaccinations and labs), Pre-Operation visits, Sexual health visits, On-site labs, On-site Digital X-Ray, USCIS Immigration Physicals, DOT Physicals, DOT Urine Drug Screens, Instant Urine Drug Screens, Open 8 am – 8 pm, daily, Walk-in appointments welcome.

What motivated the start of the business?

At AFC Rockville, medicine is our practice, but people are our passion. We established this clinic with a vision to provide medical care that truly reflects our values. Our goal is to deliver high-quality, evidence-based healthcare with a compassionate touch, always emphasizing the human side of medicine.

We believe that exceptional medical care goes beyond treatments and prescriptions—it involves listening, understanding, and connecting with our patients on a personal level. Our clinic is dedicated to creating a warm, welcoming environment where every individual feels valued and cared for.

What makes AFC Urgent Care unique?

We offer not just urgent care, but also serve as a full-service primary healthcare center. From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, our dedicated team is here to support your health journey every step of the way.

We’re excited to announce that we’ll soon be launching new community wellness initiatives aimed at promoting healthier lifestyles and fostering a stronger, healthier community. We look forward to continuing to serve you and enhance your well-being.

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

The vibrant and diverse community in Rockville has truly embraced us, and our location in King Farm Plaza has provided the perfect setting for us to become the community clinic we aspire to be. We’ve been warmly welcomed and supported by our neighbors, making it a joy to serve this incredible community.

We are especially grateful for the Rockville Chamber of Commerce, whose invaluable support and guidance have been instrumental in our journey. Their dedication to fostering local businesses has helped us thrive and connect with the community in meaningful ways.

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

Hopefully with brothers and sisters! Expanding and growing to continue our mission and to serve another community that might benefit from our services.

About AFC Urgent Care Rockville

AFC Urgent Care Rockville is a community clinic located in the King Farm Village Shopping Center providing economical, convenient healthcare.

Visit AFC Urgent Care Rockville at 802 Pleasant Drive, Rockville, MD 20850

Learn more about AFC Urgent Care Rockville at www.afcurgentcare.com/rockville

Follow AFC Urgent Care Rockville on Facebook, Linkedin, and Instagram

Rockville Economic Development, Inc. announces Nancy Regelin as new Chair of Board of Directors

Nancy's appointment as Chair follows her service as Vice Chair since 2020.

Rockville, Md., June 22, 2024 – Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Nancy Regelin as the new Chair of the Board of Directors, effective July 1, 2024. Nancy has been a member of REDI’s Board since 2010, served as Vice Chair since 2020, and is the Chair of the Maryland Women’s Business Center Advisory Board. She succeeds Susan Prince, who led REDI’s Board since 2020.

Nancy Regelin brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her new role. As a Real Estate Law Shareholder at Shulman Rogers, Nancy is respected for her strategic thinking, effective communication, and adept management skills. She excels in implementing the vision of landowners, developers, and creative consultants, contributing to the creation of vibrant communities where people can live, work, and play.

“We are honored to welcome Nancy as our new Board Chair and look forward to benefiting from her continued vision and expertise,” stated REDI’s CEO, Cindy Rivarde.

Nancy has represented projects throughout Rockville, such as the Upper Rock District, but is most proud of her role in the public-private partnership to redevelop the Rockville Mall after its foreclosure in 1991 bringing back the heart of Town Center with new open space and a walkable street grid. Over the years since she has continued to be part of the teams to create entertainment, employment, and new housing opportunities for the community in Town Center.

“I have long considered Rockville as my adopted hometown and am honored to have the opportunity to serve to support economic development efforts so all of Rockville can prosper,” said REDI’s Board Chair, Nancy Regelin.

Nancy’s career began as a design engineer before she transitioned to law, where she has spent over three decades advancing innovative ideas, building consensus, and finding creative solutions to complex problems. She works to forge strong relationships with elected officials, community leaders, professional consultants, and other business owners.

In addition to her professional achievements, Nancy is the co-founder of The Power Conference, women’s business development event. Her commitment to supporting women-owned businesses underscores her passion for fostering economic growth and development.

About REDI

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. To learn more, visit: https://rockvilleredi.org/

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

About Shulman Rogers

Shulman Rogers is a full-service law firm with offices across the Washington metropolitan region. With 112 attorneys, the firm provides sophisticated, comprehensive counsel for clients in many areas including real estate, corporate, litigation, start-up, intellectual property, M&A and employment law, as well as a host of personal services. Learn more at https://www.shulmanrogers.com/

Governor Moore Announces $16.2 Million to Support Small Businesses and Community Revitalization Across Maryland

"When we invest in our small businesses, we invest in the neighborhoods they serve and the Marylanders they employ."

Press Release published by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development

ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Wes Moore today announced that the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development has awarded more than $16.2 million to assist small businesses and support local revitalization projects and activities. Grants from the Business Boost Microgrant Program, the Main Street Improvement Grant, and Project Restore 2.0 will provide funds to 121 businesses, local governments, and place-based economic development organizations to spur community revitalization by attracting, retaining, and expanding small businesses, as well as through the promotion of local, cultural attractions and events.

“Community growth and business growth are inextricably linked. When we invest in our small businesses, we invest in the neighborhoods they serve and the Marylanders they employ,” said Gov. Moore. “Today, we take an important step toward building a more competitive economy and a more vibrant state.”

The Business Boost Microgrant Program helps businesses expand or establish locations, with preference for home-based businesses that are establishing their first commercial location outside of the home. Applicants are required to meet one or more of the priority impact attributes that contribute to Maryland’s economic growth, such as supporting minority and women-owned businesses, driving innovation or technology advancements, growing new industries, or leveraging existing regional strengths. Pending local approval, Business Boost will award $2,113,147 to assist 47 businesses, including:

Automating the manufacturing capabilities of Fyodor Biotechnologies (Baltimore City) to increase the production of its urine malaria test, the world’s first non-blood, home test for malaria that provides results in minutes.
Assisting Stylish Auto Dealer (Charles County) in acquiring and enhancing a second auto repair shop and launching its auto wholesale business. The expansion includes the hiring of mechanics and shop personnel.

The Main Street Improvement Grant Program provides operating assistance to local governments or economic development organizations in Maryland’s designated and affiliated Main Street Maryland communities and Baltimore City’s designated Main Street neighborhoods. Grants help awardees achieve their community revitalization and economic development goals, including creating and retaining small businesses and increasing tourism for local events and attractions. The program awarded $966,000 in grants to 47 awardees, including:

Funding for the Town of Centreville (Queen Anne’s County) to support its façade improvement program and to cover fees for National Main Street membership, website maintenance, photography, videography, and business promotions.
Design, construction, and installation of public art in the Main Street district of the Town of Thurmont (Frederick County).

Project Restore 2.0 activates vacant buildings, supports small businesses, and increases local economic activity by providing financial support to improve the vitality of Maryland’s commercial corridors. Unlike prior rounds of the program, which directly funded businesses, $13,193,363 was awarded as block grants to 55 place-based economic development organizations, nonprofit or local government entities that work to improve a specific jurisdiction within the state. Awardees including the City of Cumberland (Allegany County), the Bel Air Downtown Alliance (Harford County), and the Ocean City Development Corporation (Worcester County) will sub-grant the funds to for-profit businesses, nonprofit organizations, cooperatively owned businesses, and social enterprises to start up or expand into vacant buildings in their jurisdictions.

“To ensure the continued quality of our communities and to improve the quality of life for all their residents, we must revitalize their hearts – downtowns, Main Streets, and other important community hubs and places,” said Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day. “This important funding will provide strength by supporting the growth of small businesses that provide local services and job opportunities and the events and attractions that make Maryland’s unique, varied communities such great and lovable places.”

For more information about the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development business assistance and Main Street improvement programs, visit http://dhcd.maryland.gov.

View original Press Release: https://news.maryland.gov/dhcd/2024/07/09/governor-moore-announces-16-2-million-to-support-small-businesses-and-community-revitalization-across-maryland/

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WalletHub's 2024 study compared more than 1,300 U.S. cities with populations between 25,000 and 100,000

"Flavor filled pockets of goodness!"

What does MasPanadas offer?

What motivated the start of the business?

What makes MasPanadas unique?

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

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

About MasPanadas

"Where vintage charm meets contemporary elegance in a celebration of history, creativity, and sustainability."

What does Nature by Trejok offer?

What motivated the start of the business?

What makes Nature by Trejok unique?

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

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

About Nature by Trejok

We encourage and appreciate the submission of additional Hispanic and Latino-owned businesses in Rockville!

The cohort program curriculum includes 37 Oaks University courses, hands-on exercises, workshops, 1:1 coaching, and the 37 Oaks' Growth Lab

WalletHub's 2024 rankings named Montgomery College the top two-year school in Maryland

About Montgomery College

Inc. 5000 2024: Meet the Rockville Companies Building the Future

"The right care, right now."

What services does AFC Urgent Care offer?

What motivated the start of the business?

What makes AFC Urgent Care unique?

Why did you choose to run your business in Rockville?

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

About AFC Urgent Care Rockville

Nancy's appointment as Chair follows her service as Vice Chair since 2020.

About REDI

About Shulman Rogers

"When we invest in our small businesses, we invest in the neighborhoods they serve and the Marylanders they employ."