Veterans Day is a time for Americans to honor those who have served this country and made great sacrifices to maintain the freedoms of our nation. I am incredibly grateful to those who have served our country, and as a ...
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A while ago, I had the privilege of presenting at the Women Spanning the Globe WTCI Conference on a panel of female rock stars, including Monica Mitchell, Charisse Ford and Cynthia King. We addressed various topics around leadership styles, supporting ...
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If you live in Maryland, chances are you well aware of the two-year, $27 million Bay Bridge redecking project underway even if you have not experienced its unprecedented travel backups for yourself. For those who live on the Eastern Shore, ...
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The controversial and much-debated issue of gerrymandering has permeated the news in recent months. A review of political history in the United States makes clear that gerrymandering is an old dog with no new tricks, as the issue continues to ...
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It was the big headline recently: The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent, its lowest level in 50 years, according to the Department of Labor. For those affected by the labor supply, it was unsurprising news that inspired me ...
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On Oct. 17, 2019, the state of Maryland truly lost a giant of a warrior and a pillar within the community. Elijah Eugene Cummings, Maryland House representative for the 7th Congressional District of Baltimore city since 1996, died after battling ...
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The Daily Record interviewed Stephen J.K. Walters, who recently became chief economist for the Maryland Public Policy Institute. He also is a fellow with Johns Hopkins University’s Institute for Applied Economics, Global Health, and the Study of Business Enterprise. The Daily Record: ...
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If you are concerned with this region’s long-term economic development prospects, you should be paying attention to the recommendations of the Kirwan Commission. If you think that Maryland should be preparing young scholars for college and careers that will require ...
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Whether you are a business or individual, managing your brand’s reputation is key to your long-term success and should be a priority. But as wise Ben Franklin aptly noted, “It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation and ...
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Since starting my business in 2009, I have leveraged a model of outsourcing several critical business functions that have contributed to the ability to grow over time. Before branching out of the large investment firm where I worked, I was ...
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