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Stephanie Rose Manager of Simple Cooking with Heart Kitchen When she walks into work each day, Chef Stephanie Rose pinches her arm to remind herself that her job isn’t just a wonderful dream. As a manager of the Simple Cooking ...

Women hold fewer seats on public companies’ boards of directors in Maryland than they do at major public companies nationwide, Executive Alliance found in its 2020 census report. Whereas women hold just over a quarter of the S&P 500 board ...

Read the digital edition of the December 2020 Women Who Lead magazine.

Hutch, a digital services and civic tech incubator based in Baltimore, named Stephanie Chin as its first full-time director. Chin studied international business at Towson University and while there, she worked for its incubator, TU Incubator. She is active in Baltimore’s innovative ...

The pandemic-led recession is disproportionately hurting women in the workforce and is more likely to threaten their housing security. A new Zillow analysis finds women are more likely than men to be unemployed, renters and caregivers during the coronavirus pandemic, ...

ANNAPOLIS — Midshipman Sydney Barber had her doubts about applying for the top student leadership position at the U.S. Naval Academy. A Black woman had never held the post in the 44 years women have been able to attend the ...

Read the digital edition of Leading Women 2020 awards publication.

Megan Humphries joined Crosby Marketing Communications as an executive vice president. She will lead teams to develop campaign strategy, messaging, crisis communications and stakeholder engagement programs that inspire action on behalf of prominent health organizations, nonprofits and federal agencies. Humphries has more than ...

Hutch, a digital services and civic tech incubator based in Baltimore, Stephanie Chin its first full-time director. Chin studied international business at Towson University and while there, she worked for its incubator, TU Incubator. She is active in Baltimore’s innovative ...

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.