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As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, small businesses including those owned by women have faced shut downs, changing regulations and making large adjustments to their stores in order to continue to serve customers.

Alanah Nichole Davis is a marketing consultant, writer, performance artist, and an emerging leader in Baltimore’s art scene. Her path to becoming a leader, and respected artist, wasn’t always easy. She’s overcome expulsion from high school at 16, having kids ...

In August 2019, Sheila Bindon left her job as director of HR technology and analytics at McCormick & Company. She calls the transition a mid-life calling to do something different. During the fall and holiday season, she started doing craft ...

Reeling in customers at Cashmere Clothing Co., a 1½-year-old women’s apparel store near Deep Creek Lake, is difficult for Marcia Warnick. Despite offering private and virtual shopping appointments, holiday specials, and weekly live streams, the business owner is struggling to ...

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Running a nonprofit is not easy. It certainly is not easy amid a global pandemic and financial challenges, yet many Maryland nonprofits continue to make positive change amongst the communities and constituents they serve. As president and CEO of Maryland ...

Sloane Brown speaks with Mary Ann Scully, president and CEO of Howard Bank, about starting the bank, leading it during the pandemic, and advice for the next generation of women leaders.

MedStar Health chief cardiologist Dr. George Ruiz recalls how doctors decades ago used to do home visits. With technology, medical professionals are once again visiting patients in their home. “In this way, it is kind of like technology is bringing ...

It was a beacon of light through the dark days, said Regina Figueroa, as staff and residents at Mercy Health’s Stella Maris long-term care facility watched the construction of its new $30 million rehab center during the summer peak of ...

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on just about every aspect of American life, but one area it just might have improved is the variety of delivery and the cost of health care. Insurance companies have dramatically ramped up their ...

Since the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange launched a special enrollment period due to the COVID-19 pandemic in March, the agency has had more than 80,000 Marylanders apply for health insurance. About 65% of the residents applying are being put on ...