Purchasers in greater Baltimore region are invited to meet potential vendors at Towson University's annual Vendor Fair
Towson University will hold its second vendor fair on April 29, from 11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., in the University Union. Hosted by the Office of Partnerships & Outreach and the Procurement Department, the Towson University Vendor Fair is an opportunity for any program managers and procurement representatives to network with and explore products from locally owned businesses from across greater Baltimore.
Vendors represent a variety of industries, including IT, supplies and equipment, maintenance services, novelty goods, apparel and more.
“We recognize that our purchasing power is an opportunity to drive meaningful change,” says Ben Lowenthal, senior vice president for finance and chief fiscal officer at TU. “By prioritizing locally owned businesses, we strengthen our regional economy. Buying from them is an investment in a stronger, more vibrant future.”
This event is free to attend for procurement representatives, individuals who make purchases for their organizations and anyone interested in promoting and supporting local purchasing.
Register here to explore products and services from a wide array of businesses and diversify your procurement activities.
For additional questions about the event, please contact partnerships@towson.edu.
About Towson University
Towson University is Maryland’s university of opportunities. With more than 150 years of experience pushing possibilities, TU is a nationally recognized leader in inclusive excellence, social mobility, research and discovery. As the largest university in greater Baltimore, TU’s momentum is always accelerating, with nearly 20,000 students and 200 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs in the liberal arts and sciences and applied professional fields. Located amid one of the East Coast’s cultural and economic epicenters, TU is a beacon and powerful catalyst in the Mid-Atlantic, partnering with hundreds of businesses and organizations, impacting communities and fueling change. TU meets the holistic needs of each student to achieve success, a result of a deeply inclusive culture with a focus on equity among all students, faculty and staff.
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“By prioritizing locally owned businesses, we strengthen our regional economy. Buying from them is an investment in a stronger, more vibrant future.” - Ben Lowenthal, Towson University
Contacts
Media Contact: Jamie Abell (jaabell@towson.edu)
