CEP Approved COVID-19 Vendor

On May 14th, 2020, MOJO became a designated vendor on the Anne Arundel COVID-19 Local Vendors List (speed sheet) for  AAEDC (Anne Arundel County Economic Development Corporation)'s Small Business Customers & CEP.  As a designated vendor, MOJO will be supporting small business applicants with e-commerce services to help them expand their businesses online to reach more customers and restore the economy.   The $10,000 grant is for small businesses in Anne Arundel County that are looking to rebuild their business with various needs but notably the ability to sell their services online.  If you are interested in learning more about applying for this grant, we encourage you to visit the AAEDC's website to apply for the Small Business Customer & Employee Protection Grant.

Why can MOJO help?

Founded in 2004, MOJO is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business located in Anne Arundel County Maryland.  Our owner, Alexander Fakeri, knows all too well the struggles of small business owners fighting for their survival.  MOJO was able to fight through the economic recession our country faced between 2008 and 2010 and with having worked with thousands of business owners over the years, we can help your business.  There is a difference between surviving and thriving and we want to be apart of your recovery.

Now, let's get your business online!

MOJO is honored to support businesses in this economic and global health crisis.  MOJO is currently scheduling meetings with businesses that are looking to expand their businesses online and if you are interested, please contact us right away:

• Kalie Lastagarkov, Account Executive - 410-439-1994 | kalie@mojo.biz
• Alexander Fakeri, CEO and Business Development - 410-439-1994 | alex@mojo.biz​

Safety First

MOJO's offices will be only accepting appointments in person, once it is safe and permissible by all county, state, and federal standards.  However, in the meantime, we will be conducting meetings through scheduled Zoom sessions with small businesses