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Recent Articles from Pete Pichaske
The biggest pitfall in succession planning is not having a plan at all
To the average person, business succession planning means little. To the people who run a business, however, it is a matter of critical importance.
From opioids to insurance, survey identifies top challenges facing mental health services in Maryland
A survey of mental health services in Maryland identified some of the top challenges facing users and providers and how to address them.
UMES could soon add a veterinary school — a first for Maryland and public HBCUs
For the first time in its history, the state of Maryland might soon have a full-service school of veterinary medicine within its borders.
Program expands electric vehicles in Baltimore with chargers, Lyft EVs
Lyft drivers and users in Baltimore are getting a big lift from a new and growing program.
Some Maryland school districts embracing idea of electric buses
School buses are nothing new in Maryland. What is new, however, is a rapid rise in the use of electric school buses – a rise that is expected to continue.
New Johns Hopkins institute aims to make Baltimore an AI hub
Johns Hopkins University leaders say a new endeavor will make Baltimore a hub of the booming artificial intelligence industry.
Baltimore-based Medifast sees growth in sports nutrition field
The Baltimore-based Medifast opened a “product innovation center” in Owings Mills that has developed new product OPTAVIA Active.
Community solar project in Howard County touted as step forward for renewable energy
The Catherine Community Solar project is being touted as a valuable step in helping Maryland reach its goal of 50% renewable energy production by 2030.
‘What else could we be doing?’ Baltimore-based energy company finding new markets
MD Energy Advisors is a Baltimore-based commercial, utility and financing energy solutions company that helps businesses and government agencies grow greener.
Personal injury attorneys find technology is helping them make their case
Robert Weltchek has been practicing law for more than four decades and has seen a lot of changes in his time. He says new technology has been huge for personal injury attorneys such as himself.
Personal injury attorneys cite pre-litigation work as key to success
By the time litigation begins in personal injury cases, the attorneys involved have likely spent hours, sometimes countless hours, working on the case.
Mercy’s new center to focus on maternal health and preventive care
Mercy’s Maternal Health and Preventive Care Center will provide access to assistance with housing transportation, food insecurities, insurance navigation and health literacy.
