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An interactive hospital display, virtual roundtables with hundreds of executives, a new mask-making venture and business training budgets suddenly free for mindfulness training — with the COVID-19 crisis some businesses are busier than ever responding to evolving needs. MaryBeth Hyland ...

“We are all Greeks. Our laws, our literature, our religion, our arts have their root in Greece.” ~ Poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1821 when Hellas (Greece) declared its independence from 400 years of slavery by the Ottoman Turks. Gayle ...

Spring is a very busy time for Port Discovery Children’s Museum. Schools often bring large field trip groups. Families come to partake in fun, educational hands-on activities, events and exhibits. This year, however, the nonprofit’s doors remained closed due to ...

To say 2020 has been a different kind of year would be an understatement. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the adjustment of life and work. But one thing is clear we all need reasons to come together and celebrate in ...

When governors across the country implemented stay-at-home orders in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses and organizations decided to pivot from in-person interactions to virtual meetings. Zoom, WebEx, Skype and Google Hangouts have become some of the most ...

Read the digital edition of the June 2020 Women Who Lead.

Baltimore’s workplace experts are advising workers and business owners suddenly working from home to recognize what they need in terms of boundaries, connection and wellbeing as they make the shift.

The five women that have influenced, supported and loved me are Elnora, Linda, La’Kenya, Temeko and Alexandra. These women have poured into me traits that laid the foundation for me to become a kind person, a dedicated servant leader, an advocate, a Christian woman, a wife for 20 years and a seeker of knowledge. Thank you for giving me the significant titles of granddaughter, daughter, sister and aunt.

I am Brittany Young, a Baltimore native. I have programmed nuclear plants, developed medical devices, planned satellite explorations, developed food products, been an educator, and college faculty but I find the most satisfaction in problem-solving and service to the community.

Jennifer Mettrick was named the first chief strategy officer of Penn-Mar Human Services, a provider of services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Mettrick will help facilitate the development, implementation, and evaluation of innovative strategies intended to continually enhance ...