Read the digital edition of Leading Women 2020 awards publication.
Read More »FEATURED MOVER | Megan Humphries, Crosby Marketing Communications
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 ...
Read More »Hutch program names first full-time director
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 ...
Read More »Women-owned small businesses work overtime to attract customers in new COVID era
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.
Read More »Women find joy in connecting local artists with consumers
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 ...
Read More »FEATURED MOVER | Jennifer Eyre, Harford Financial Group
Jennifer Eyre, a registered assistant at Harford Financial Group, was selected to join Cambridge Investment Research’s national Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Council. Eyre is a registered representative of Cambridge Investment Research Inc., a broker-dealer member FINRA/SIPC. Cambridge and Harford Financial ...
Read More »Single moms in Maryland strive to overcome challenges
FREDERICK — Janice Smith got her first job when she was 14, sweeping up hair and washing the windows at a salon in Walkersville. She feels she had no other choice. Smith, now a 44-year-old single mother of three, used ...
Read More »Md. Black women entrepreneurs get help through Amex’s ’100 for 100’ program
Five Maryland business owners will receive support from American Express through its “100 for 100” program, which will provide 100 Black women entrepreneurs nationwide with grants of $25,000 and 100 days of business resources, including business education, mentorship, marketing, virtual ...
Read More »FEATURED MOVER | Vickie Mazer, McDaniel College
Vickie Mazer has joined McDaniel College as the new dean of graduate and professional studies following a national search. At McDaniel, she is responsible for providing leadership and support of the college’s more than 20 master’s degree and certificate programs. ...
Read More »A record number of women will serve in the 117th Congress, including at least 51 women of color
In 2018, the nation elected 127 women – and 48 women of color – to the House and Senate. Next Jan. 3, at least 141 women, including 51 women of color will be sworn in. Eight races involving women had ...
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