On Wednesday, April 9th, Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman will be the guest of the Prince George’s County Muslim Council Foundation for a roundtable dinner to discuss the services the Comptroller’s office can provide to the business community. The Comptroller’s office provides guidance and assistance on various issues that Maryland businesses need such as tax filing and reporting, business licensing and procurement. Non-profits can also benefit from the Comptroller’s office to understand their filing obligations and maintain their status as a charity in good standing.
The meeting with Comptroller Lierman will be held from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at Al Madina Restaurant, a local Muslim owned business located at 90-25 Annapolis Road, Lanham, MD, inside the Days Inn hotel.
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About the Comptroller
Brooke Lierman is the 34th Comptroller of the state of Maryland and the first woman to be independently elected to one of our state’s constitutional offices. After running a strong, policy-focused and grassroots-led two-year campaign, she was elected with over 60% of the vote in November 2022. She is an attorney by training, practicing as a civil rights and disability rights lawyer for many years, and prior to her election as Comptroller, she served for 8 years a member of the House of Delegates representing part of Baltimore City.
While in the House, she spent time in leadership roles on both the Appropriations Committee and the Environment and Transportation Committee and chaired the Joint Committee on Pensions. Brooke successfully passed landmark legislation on a range of issues from transit and broadband to criminal justice reform and public education.
