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While women continue to gain seats in publically-traded company board rooms across the state, progress continues at a slow rate, according to Executive Alliance’s 2019 Census Report. Looking at data collected from 70 companies between July 1, 2017 to June ...

Dr. Stacy Fisher, a cardiologist with the University of Maryland Medical System, had a patient with an aortic abnormality. He was not getting enough blood flow through one of the vessels that feed the brain. Because of the narrowing, Fisher ...

As a nonprofit organization focused on the health and well-being of older adults, Keswick has been serving the Baltimore community for 130 years. Keswick offers inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation as well as community health services, long-term care and adult day ...

When first starting out as a young commercial construction lender in Baltimore, Karen Deeley was one of only a few women in the field. “I was not alarmed or intimidated by men,” she said. “(Having four brothers) may have been ...

When discussing the future of manufacturing with Mike Galiazzo, he is quick to point out that he is not an economist and jokes he lost his crystal ball. But the president of the Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI) has ...

While keeping an eye on the manufacturing industry, the recruiting and staffing services firm, Aerotek, has noticed three major trends driving employment in today’s market. Aerotek’s Director of Divisional Operations Industrial Nathan Coin noted the industry has seen an increase ...

While working at Burger King, Jason Lee saw a man cleaning the store’s windows. He asked the gentleman some questions. “I knew I wanted to do something in business,” he said. “I had an entrepreneurial mind. The bigger side of ...

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Around the age of 20, Jose Ortiz Gaud was working for a national flooring subcontractor but had to take two buses to get to his job. Sometimes he would arrive late which his boss did not like. One day, a ...

Tagged with: Expanding Opportunities

When asked what it is like to reach Mercy Medical Center’s 25th anniversary of The Weinberg Center for Women’s Health and Medicine, Sister Helen Amos notes the time frame gives her perspective on how far the facility has come. “When ...

Every school year, Tina Cheng would fill in information in a book including teacher’s name, year of education and age. In one section, the page asked “When I grow up, I want to be a … .” Boys were given ...