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‘Health care could be so much better’
Before Dr. John Chessare took over as president and CEO of Greater Baltimore Medical Center nine years ago, the hospital’s board asked him whether GBMC could remain […]
‘Texas girl’ takes the MSBA reins
For incoming Maryland State Bar Association President Debra G. Schubert, it’s all about communication, giving back and the Dallas Cowboys.
Building a different kind of health insurance company
Maryland hadn’t had a health insurance co-op for 20 years. Then Dr. Peter Beilenson came along.
New chairman of MBRG seeks stronger alliance for business
To Jerry Wit, the best way to raise the profile of Maryland’s businesses in the General Assembly might just be to seek strength through numbers.
Kamenetz realigning Towson for the future
Nearly three years in office, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz is confident that he has orchestrated a series of new developments that will set the pace for the next generation.
Newsmaker: Levin aims to stay in ‘the sweet spot’
Saul Ewing LLP’s incoming managing partner Barry F. Levin has a rule: If there’s a problem, wait 24 hours.
Newsmaker: John M. Colmers
John M. Colmers knows two things for sure. First, health care reform has proved to be a massive test for the entire health industry. Second, it’s an excruciatingly important test no one can afford to fail.
Incoming MSBA chief Baxter discusses upcoming agenda
Michael J. Baxter wanted to write the Great American Novel when he was a student, but these days he’s traded literary language for legalese.
Doug Gansler loves being AG, but his war chest is growing
Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler, sounding for all the world like a gubernatorial candidate, voiced deep concern about what he called the state’s failure to keep and attract large companies, and said he opposes the coming gas-tax increase proposed by Gov. Martin O’Malley.
Politics make tough decisions tougher, Smith school dean says
The dean of the University’s of Maryland‘s Robert H. Smith School of Business said politics can stop elected officials from doing what’s best — a problem Gov. Martin O’Malley has […]
Anandalingam changing course at Smith school
After three decades as an educator, G. “Anand” Anandalingam knows how to recognize trends — and he’s identified a big one in his last several years as dean of the […]
Joab taking the helm at St. Ambrose
Taking over for Vinnie Quayle, founder of the St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center in Baltimore, is a little like succeeding a celebrated coach. The comparisons are daunting, but the challenge […]
