Recent Articles from Pete Pichaske
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.
University of Baltimore aims to develop students’ passion for public service
University of Baltimore students have been placed in a variety of agencies and positions as part of a multifaceted effort to train more students for public service jobs.
Kevin Durant contribution a slam dunk for Bowie State University
Kevin Durant and his charitable foundation are donating $500,000 to renovate the basketball arena at Bowie State University.
COVID-19 changed the office. But by how much? And for how long?
Conventional wisdom has it that the COVID-19 pandemic changed forever the look of offices and the way they are used.
Who are you hiring? Santos controversy reinforces need for strong vetting of applicants
The George Santos controversy has reminded many people of the crucial importance of thoroughly checking out new hires.
Out of the shadows: CFG Bank digs in deep in Baltimore
Only a few months ago, CFG Bank probably was best known for being one of Maryland’s larger banks, the fifth largest in the state. Not anymore.
Montgomery County leading in advances in bio health innovation around Md.
If there is an industry for which Maryland is best known these days, it might just be bio health.