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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 ...

Tagged with: Glenda LeGendre Modern Marketing

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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At Tuesday’s Democratic presidential debate, talking about health care pretty much meant talking about Medicare-for-all — again. The controversial idea of abolishing private insurance in favor of a single, government-run program certainly deserves some rigorous back-and-forth. But not at the ...

The headline of a recent newspaper editorial reads, “Aerial surveillance is not the answer to Baltimore’s crime problem.” The headline gets it right, but the harsh wording of the editorial completely misses the point of the technology. It certainly will ...

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Hispanic Heritage Month, which started Sept. 15, has wrapped up. It was a great time of celebration and acknowledgement. But one of my personal pet peeves is how quickly the pendulum swings and the interest fizzles out. I appreciate the ...

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For 24 years, I represented northwest Baltimore Country in the Maryland House of Delegates, where I was proud to fight for better health care for Maryland patients. Having now returned to the world of medicine and resuming my role as ...

Much is written about the dramatic changes in law practice today, how it has ceased to be a profession and morphed into big business with the overriding goal of achieving maximum monetary profit. Fortunately, most lawyers today continue to value ...

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Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young and the Stronachs, the Canadian family that owns the Pimlico and Laurel race courses, have announced a deal to keep the Preakness at Pimlico. The deal must be approved by the General Assembly because ...

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Speaking to the right audience about your products or services is an invaluable marketing opportunity. One of the most memorable experiences of my own marketing career, and perhaps the most frightening, was a time I had to fly on short ...

Tagged with: Glenda LeGendre Modern Marketing

When Tonya Claycomb’s son was born with severe brain damage in a Louisville, Kentucky, hospital, Claycomb immediately filed a medical negligence lawsuit against those she believed responsible for her son’s condition. However, a Kentucky law stood in her way. Under ...