As an NMTC Member, you'll reach more than northeast Maryland's leading technology firms. You'll have the opportunity to form professional relationships with decision makers, business & political leaders, and skilled professionals from across the region. Your membership puts you in touch with a unique blend of business people representing large and small government contractors, the Aberdeen Proving Ground, and regional educational institutions.

NMTC Members, as well as those who attend our many programs, represent companies and government agencies with billions of dollars in purchasing power, as well as influence and connections that stretch beyond the region.

NMTC Members also gain a unique opportunity to contribute to the local community. The NMTC's focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education opens doors for our members to sponsor STEM education, mentor STEM students and to partner with STEM education leaders in advancing excellence in these disciplines.

So whether your focus is on gaining new business, developing new partnership opportunities, or on recruiting the best talent in the region, the NMTC can accelerate your success.

As a member you'll have unique opportunities to:

• Interact with business, government and academic institutions at fascinating events and programs
• Sponsor and Influence STEM education and scholarships
• Attend monthly presentations on topics of technology and business interests
• Sponsor key events to communicate your message
• Enjoy tours of technical facilities
• Support student and youth programs
• Learn from political leaders about economic development initiatives
• Attend sponsored conferences in partnership with Aberdeen Proving Ground

As a member you'll have unique opportunities to:

• Access to Aberdeen Proving Ground Science & Technology Board
• Placement on the NMTC Web Site and Business Directory
• Reduced rate on NMTC sponsored workshops and events
• Training opportunities
• APG Federal Credit Union membership
• Discount conferencing rates at HEAT Center and Cecil College
• Participation in public school technical advisory boards
• Partnership in regional technology councils, like the GBTC, the Maryland Tech Council and the CRTC