Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Jamie McDonald, UpSurge Baltimore

Special to The Daily Record//Sloane Brown//November 15, 2023//

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Jamie McDonald talks to Sloane Brown about why she is stepping down from her role as UpSurge Baltimore’s CEO, though her work to make Baltimore the first “equitech” city continues, and about how deeply the death of young tech entrepreneur Pava LaPere has affected her.

This item is part of The Daily Record’s video series, Off the Record with Sloane Brown.

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