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Dec 9, 2011

Slager recognized for veterans work

Randy J. Slager, CEO, chairman and founder of Catapult Technology Ltd., a Bethesda service-disabled veteran-owned information technology contractor to the federal government, recently won the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce’s […]

Dec 8, 2011

On the move – 12/9/11: Slager recognized for veterans work

Slager recognized for veterans work Randy J. Slager, CEO, chairman and founder of Catapult Technology Ltd., a Bethesda service-disabled veteran-owned information technology contractor to the federal government, recently won the Montgomery […]

Dec 7, 2011

Graybeal wins statewide award

Ronald Graybeal, administrator at Calvert Manor Health Center, of Rising Sun, recently was named the 2011 Administrator of the Year by the Health Facilities Association of Maryland. The Graybeal family, […]

Dec 1, 2011

On the move – 12/2/11: Graybeal wins statewide award

Graybeal wins statewide award Ronald Graybeal, administrator at Calvert Manor Health Center, of Rising Sun, recently was named the 2011 Administrator of the Year by the Health Facilities Association of Maryland. […]

Nov 15, 2011

On the Move, 11/15: Smith promoted by PNC Financial Services Group

Michael T. Smith has been promoted to business banking market manager for Greater Maryland by PNC Financial Services Group, of Baltimore. Smith joined the company in 2009 as business banking […]

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