The Maryland Free Enterprise Foundation (Maryland Free), a statewide, non-partisan, pro-business/pro-jobs organization, has named Paul Clary, Co-Founder of Maryland Energy Advisors, Secretary of its board of directors.

A young entrepreneur from Prince George’s County, Clary graduated with a Business Administration degree from Morgan State University. His profound interest and research on economic matters ultimately resulted in a self-created internship at the Baltimore Development Corporation. Soon thereafter, that experience transitioned into a permanent job as Economic Development Officer at the BDC before venturing out on his own to found Maryland Energy Advisors with his two partners.

The nearly ten-year-old company serves residential and business clients in 16 states, spanning the United States. Touting a client list topped by prominent developers and property owners in Maryland, including Merritt Companies and St. John’s Properties, has provided Maryland Energy Advisors with the fire power necessary to become a preeminent energy provider in the country.

Clary is recognized for his strong support of a free enterprise system and was an obvious choice to add to the leadership team of the 36-year-old Maryland Free. “Paul provides tremendous strength in leadership and perspective on growth initiatives, while adding to our organization in a very understated and approachable way.,” said Maryland Free President, Duane Carey. “We are extremely fortunate to have his talents available as we grow Maryland Free into the next decade.”

About The Maryland Free Enterprise Foundation (Maryland Free)

Maryland Free is a statewide, non-partisan political research and education organization supported by corporations, trade associations, chambers of commerce, and individuals. The organization’s goal is to inform and educate Maryland’s business and political communities and the public at large on matters relating to job and economic growth, and the effects of legislation on the business climate in Maryland. Maryland Free holds politicians accountable for the state’s economic health by educating both citizens and legislators through its publications and events that feature prominent business and political leaders. Learn more at http://www.marylandfree.org/.