Doing Business in Maryland An annual publication focusing on how to do business in Maryland. Topics range from the current business climate to business incubators to small and minority-owned businesses. A multitude of industries are covered, including aerospace, bioscience and health care, as well as individual county snapshots.

Green Business Guide The Daily Record’s annual Green Business Guide examines going-green trends in residential construction; whether shipping by rail truly is the greener alternative and more.

Great Escapes The latest edition of Great Escapes: Winter Getaways

Holiday Gift Guide This annual guide has all the shopping information you’ll need to find the hottest new gadgets, the most sought-after kids toys and the best malls to indulge your luxury buying ways.

Meetings and Events The days of rewarding the sales force with a trip to Vegas may be over. The same for employees’ holiday parties. Thanks to the economy, companies are looking at events differently, and so are event planners. In today’s economy, companies want to plan smarter events. That can mean shorter guest lists, local speakers — and local venues.

Minority Business Enterprise Guide The 2011 Minority Business Enterprise guide for doing business with the state of Maryland, produced in partnership with the Governor’s Office of Minority Affairs, is a comprehensive, step-by-step resource for minority- and women-owned businesses.

Nonprofit Guide There are thousands of nonprofit organizations in the state of Maryland. Deciding where to contribute money or volunteer time can be confusing. The Daily Record Nonprofit Guide offers a comprehensive listing of all state nonprofits, with a description and contact information.

Small Business Solutions The Daily Record has partnered with the Maryland Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to publish a new magazine for small businesses — one which will provide strategies, resources and advice for Maryland small businesses to grow and compete in today’s economy.

20 in Their Twenties New in 2011, 20 in Their Twenties features Maryland’s up-and–comers who are successful by or before the age of 30. Selected by The Daily Record staff, honorees are chosen on the basis of professional accomplishment, civic involvement and impact of achievement. The program celebrates the best and brightest under 30 who may have not earned their first million but whose creativity and spirit are already contributing to a new energy in Maryland.

Be What I Want To Be Be What I Want To Be is a magazine designed to help Maryland high school students understand the choices they have when it comes to their education and careers. The magazine is distributed to 90,000 highschool students by the Maryland Business Roundtable.

Giving Back Guide The Daily Record presents its special guide to nonprofits in Maryland and includes insights into fundraising, managing charitable contributions and the search for more than “time, talent and treasure.” The publication also includes an advertising section.

Influential Marylanders Just who are Maryland’s heavy hitters? Who has contributed the most to our impressive growth? In this annual publication, The Daily Record selects and honors those who have made truly significant impacts in their fields and who continue to be leaders in Maryland’s ongoing progress.

Innovator of the Year Innovators have the courage to make a change and the stamina to await the results. The Daily Record initiated the Innovator of the Year program to seek out and recognize Maryland organizations and individuals who have demonstrated the spirit of innovation by creating products, services or programs that benefit their businesses, industries or communities. These individuals have fit the pieces of the puzzle together and spelled success.

Leadership in Law The Daily Record honors 24 legal professionals for their contributions bettering the practice of law and the communities in which they live and work.  Leadership in Law was created to draw attention to the many Maryland legal professionals — lawyers and judges — whose dedication to their occupation and to their communities deserves particular recognition.

Leading Women In this inaugural issue, The Daily Record honors women under the age of 40 whose expertise, influence, accomplishments and skills place them in Maryland’s legal and business vanguard at the dawning of a new decade.

Maryland Legal Aid Centennial Celebration The Daily Record is proud to present Maryland Legal Aid’s Centennial Celebration (1911-2011) program guide.

Maryland’s Top 100 Women The Daily Record honors 100 Maryland women for their achievements — both professionally and in the community. Brief profiles of all 100 women are included in this much-sought-after publication. Nonprofit Guide There are thousands of nonprofit organizations in the state of Maryland. Deciding where to contribute money or volunteer time can be confusing. The Daily Record Nonprofit Guide offers a comprehensive listing of all state nonprofits, with a description and contact information.

VIP List The Daily Record’s first publication spotlighting the professionals in Maryland under the age of 40 who are making an impact in their industries. These are people to watch.

Higher Education: Cybersecurity As Maryland strives to become the epicenter of the cybersecurity industry, its colleges and universities are working to arm students with all of the skills they’ll need to meet the industry’s ever-evolving challenges.

Be What I Want to Be 2011, produced in partnership with the Maryland Business Roundtable for Education, offers help for high school students making important education and career choices.

Independent Schools Guide This publication serves as a comprehensive listing of all primary and  secondary schools in the state. Editorial on after school and weekend  activities for school-age children is also featured.

Summer Camp Guide The Daily Record provides information to help parents make decisions regarding which summer camps to attend in this comprehensive publication about summer fun and activity for the kids.

Where the Jobs Are In this inaugural issue, The Daily Record offers insights and analysis on what it takes to forge a new career path. This publication also examines online vs. brick-and-mortar continuing education options as well as certificate options for career changers and professionals looking to broaden their skill set.

Green Business Guide The Daily Record’s annual Green Business Guide examines going-green trends in residential construction; whether shipping by rail truly is the greener alternative and more.

Cyber Security in Maryland The Daily Record examines the growth of cybersecurity in the state and its long-term impact on the economy. Colleges and universities across Maryland have created special degrees and programs to meet the industry’s needs, while federal programs including the Base Realignment and Closure have created opportunities – and challenges – in the state’s attempt to become a national leader in cybersecurity.

Book of Lobbyists Annually The Daily Record publishes The Book of Lobbyists. This piece contains the alphabetical listing of all the registered lobbyists in Maryland. Copies will be distributed to subscribers, legislators, staff, statewide elected officials, metro area libraries and area chambers. Reach the business and legal community through The Book of Lobbyists.

Minority Business Enterprise Guide The 2011 Minority Business Enterprise guide for doing business with the state of Maryland, produced in partnership with the Governor’s Office of Minority Affairs, is a comprehensive, step-by-step resource for minority- and women-owned businesses.

Health Care Heroes Health Care Heroes is an awards program developed to recognize Maryland organizations and individuals in the health care industry who have had a significant impact on the quality of health care in our area and who embody the spirit of the word “hero” — whether they are hospitals, health plans, doctors or nurses, community outreach programs or hospices.

Health Care 2011 – The Daily Record takes a look at how Maryland and local companies are handling the federal health care overhaul. The special publication also provides a survey of the “destination treatments” and specialty centers offered at hospitals across central Maryland.

Alternative Dispute Resolution Guide The Daily Record’s second annual Alternative Dispute Resolution guide features news and updates of interest to ADR and mediation providers, as well as clients looking to retain them.

Leadership in Law The Daily Record honors 24 legal professionals for their contributions bettering the practice of law and the communities in which they live and work.

Litigation Support Guide This new publication uncovers the trends in litigation support needs, everything from expert witnesses to computer forensics to private investigators and process servers.

Maryland Legal Aid Centennial Celebration The Daily Record is proud to present Maryland Legal Aid’s Centennial Celebration (1911-2011) program guide.

MSBA Program Guide This tab serves as the program guide for the annual Maryland State Bar Association conference in Ocean City. This guide is referred to often before, during and after the conference, and includes detailed information on conference programs and exhibitors.

The Daily Record partners with a wide a range organizations throughout the year on publications that highlight economic development and real estate. Current Issue of Growth Report for Baltimore County Current Issue of Growth Report for Frederick County Current Issue of Growth Report for Harford County Current Issue of Growth Report for Howard County Current Issue of Growth Report for Southern Maryland Current Issue of Growth Report for Baltimore-Washington Corridor Current Issue of Growth Report for Prince George’s County Past Issues of Growth Reports

GBC BioTech Report The Greater Baltimore Committee and The Daily Record partner annually to provide a resource to educate Maryland businesses about biotechnology and the impact the industry has had and will continue to have in Maryland.

Maryland: Transforming the Global Technology Community Learn more about Maryland and Greater Baltimore’s business, technology and research communities, its incubators and entrepreneur support systems, and people, companies and organizations pushing the state forward. This is a Daily Record supplement produced by the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore and the economic development offices in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Cecil, Harford and Howard counties, along with the Baltimore Development Corp. and the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development.

Health Care Heroes Health Care Heroes is an awards program developed to recognize Maryland organizations and individuals in the health care industry who have had a significant impact on the quality of health care in our area and who embody the spirit of the word “hero” — whether they are hospitals, health plans, doctors or nurses, community outreach programs or hospices.

Influential Marylanders Just who are Maryland’s heavy hitters? Who has contributed the most to our impressive growth? In this annual publication, The Daily Record selects and honors those who have made truly significant impacts in their fields and who continue to be leaders in Maryland’s ongoing progress.

Innovator of the Year Innovators have the courage to make a change and the stamina to await the results. The Daily Record initiated the Innovator of the Year program to seek out and recognize Maryland organizations and individuals who have demonstrated the spirit of innovation by creating products, services or programs that benefit their businesses, industries or communities. These individuals have fit the pieces of the puzzle together and spelled success.

Leadership in Law The Daily Record honors 24 legal professionals for their contributions bettering the practice of law and the communities in which they live and work.

Leading Women Leading Women identifies fifty women, forty years old or younger, for the tremendous accomplishments they have made so far in their career. They will be judged on professional experience, community involvement and a commitment to inspiring change.

Top 100 Women The Daily Record honors 100 Maryland women for their achievements — both professionally and in the community. Brief profiles of all 100 women are included in this much-sought-after publication.

VIP List The Daily Record’s first publication spotlighting the professionals in Maryland under the age of 40 who are making an impact in their industries. These are people to watch.

20 In Their Twenties New in 2011, 20 in Their Twenties features Maryland’s up-and–comers who are successful by or before the age of 30. Selected by The Daily Record staff, honorees are chosen on the basis of professional accomplishment, civic involvement and impact of achievement. The program celebrates the best and brightest under 30 who may have not earned their first million but whose creativity and spirit are already contributing to a new energy in Maryland.

Path to Excellence Featuring advice on health, personal finance, continuing education/career training and personal well-being, created especially for successful women in business.