Centreville hires new economic development manager; county names SBDC consultant for small-business support
September 23, 2026 | Queen Anne's County, Maryland
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Gaye Adams introduced herself as the new Centreville economic development manager and outlined priorities including façade grant programs and efforts to attract healthcare businesses to Centreville.
The committee also welcomed Mark Green as the county's SBDC consultant. Green was presented as a dedicated resource for small-business support and was described as offering "no-cost confidential consulting services on Wednesdays by appointment." Staff asked members to connect business owners with the consultant and to share information about upcoming ribbon cuttings and outreach events.
The committee also welcomed Mark Green as the county's SBDC consultant. Green was presented as a dedicated resource for small-business support and was described as offering "no-cost confidential consulting services on Wednesdays by appointment." Staff asked members to connect business owners with the consultant and to share information about upcoming ribbon cuttings and outreach events.
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