Posted on 11/13/20
WPM Real Estate Management Promotes Becky Clise to Senior Regional Property Manager
WPM Real Estate Management has promoted Becky Clise to the position of Senior Regional Property Manager
Posted on 11/12/20
St. John Properties Promotes Jennifer Hearn To Associate Development Manager
St. John Properties, Inc., a Baltimore-based full-service commercial real estate development and investment company, has announced the promotion of Jennifer Hearn to Associate Development Manager, Southern Maryland. . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Real Estate Industry Group Lunch and Learn with Spencer Levy of CBRE
A conversation with Spencer Levy, Chairman of Americas Research for CBRE and Senior Economic Advisor for CBRE
Posted on 11/12/20
"St. John's Episcopal Church" 1961 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comSt. John's Episcopal Church (1961) - Howard County This image may be . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Sarah Dunn Joins ABT Associates As Managing Director
Sarah Dunn, an experienced international development leader, is joining Abt Associates as Managing Director of Abt Britain.
Posted on 11/12/20
Column: Dear Baltimore Museum of Art. Show Me You’re Serious About Pay Equity
The goal was absolutely worthwhile: Raise the wages of the lowest-paid employees at the Baltimore Museum of Art to something resembling a livable income. Among those . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Laureate Education Offer to Purchase Up to $650 Million of Senior Notes
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Laureate Education, Inc. (NASDAQ: LAUR) today announced that it is commencing a cash tender offer to purchase up to . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Jamye Wooten Selected For 2021 Connecting Leaders Fellowship Program
Jamye Wooten, the founder of CLLCTIVLY, was selected as a fellow in ABFE’s: A Philanthropic Partnership for Black Communities 2021 class of its Connecting Leaders Fellowship . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Synthetic Biologics Appoints John Monahan, PhD, to Board
Synthetic Biologics, Inc. (NYSE American: SYN), a diversified clinical-stage company leveraging the microbiome to develop therapeutics designed to prevent and treat gastrointestinal (GI) diseases in areas . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
State Roundup: Pols See Biden Presidency As Benefiting Maryland, While Some Wonder If He Can Unify Country
LOCAL LAWMAKERS: WILL BIDEN BE ABLE TO UNITE AMERICA? In about two-and-a-half months President-elect Joe Biden will assume leadership of a deeply divided America. In a . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Hogan: Indoor Dining Capacity Will Be Reduced From 75% To 50% Effective Wednesday At 5 P.M.
Due to the rising number of coronavirus cases in Maryland the state will further limit indoor dining capacity at bars and restaurants, Gov. Larry Hogan said . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
State Roundup: Hogan Returns To Tighter Restrictions, As COVID Cases Rises
AS COVID RISES, HOGAN TIGHTENS RESTRICTIONS: Due to the rising number of coronavirus cases in Maryland the state will further limit indoor dining capacity at bars . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Sharfstein: ‘It’s A Dangerous Time’ For Maryland Due To Rising COVID Cases
Former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein said Maryland is at a critical crossroads in its fight against the coronavirus.“It’s a dangerous . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Larry Jennings Talks and Baltimore’s Preservation Commission Balks
Developer Larry Jennings wanted to talk about what he called his “Make Woodberry Great Again” plan, but first he needed to get a few things off . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
More Apartments Proposed in the Woodberry Historic District
Another block of apartments could be coming to Woodberry if developer Katherine Jennings wins city approval to construct a six-level building next to the site where . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
As Covid-19 Trends Worsen, Baltimore Moves Back to Phase I
The beginning of the long-awaited second wave is upon us.Maryland is in better shape than most states, but troubling trends – a rise in cases, rates, . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Johns Hopkins University Museums to Hold Virtual Lecture on Women’s Health, Urban Issues
The Evergreen Museum & Library has partnered with other parts of Johns Hopkins University to revive a lecture on women’s health and urban issues that was . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
OSI Announces 2020 Community Fellows
Open Society Institute-Baltimore announced yesterday the 2020 OSI-Baltimore Community Fellows. Each fellow will receive $60,000 over 18 months to support local projects designed to address problems . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Hogan Cautions Marylanders While COVID-19 Surges Again
A national surge in coronavirus cases and the highest positivity rate in Maryland since June has caused Gov. Larry Hogan to implement some restrictions and prepare . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
CareerCircle Aims to Train — and Land — Diverse Talent in Technical Roles
That’s the approach being taken by CareerCircle, a national-facing company formed by Hanover-
Posted on 11/12/20
Inside Innovation Works’ Model to Get Early-stage Funding to Social Enterprises
Since Innovation Works launched last year, it has brought resources like accelerator programs and mentorship around
Posted on 11/12/20
Attila Security Finds Bigger Pipeline for Cybersecurity Hardware with Shift to Remote Work
During the pandemic, Columbia-based Attila Security is seeing increased business from the federal government
Posted on 11/12/20
This Week in Jobs DMV: GIF Edition
TWIJ is living in 3020: We’ve got GIFs. And to celebrate our push to the future, we’re taking things prehistoric.
Posted on 11/12/20
UMB-born Breethe Technology Gets FDA Clearance
An acquisition wasn’t the only milestone this year for a local team working on technology to help patients continue
Posted on 11/12/20
Fighting Chance: Charlestown Resident Shares His Journey From Torero To Teacher
Charlestown resident and retired Spanish matador Mario Carrion shares his journey from torero to teacherCharlestown resident Mario Carrion has been practicing bullfighting since he was a . . .
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