Making the transition to a nonprofit
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View ArticleRules of professional gift-giving
To help you avoid making any faux pas, follow these tips on gifting.
View ArticleNetworking is not a job search activity
In order to be a good networker, you really need to remember that it’s not all about you.
View ArticleCohnReznick employees participate in Community Outreach Day
More than 150 employees from the Baltimore office of CohnReznick, the 10th largest accounting, tax and advisory firm in the United States, participated in the 8th Annual Community Outreach Day.
View ArticleMemory Ball benefits Alzheimer’s Association’s Maryland Chapter
The Memory Ball, a black tie gala/dance competition benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Maryland Chapter , was front and center at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront hotel.
View ArticleKornblatt Co. celebrates 50th anniversary
The Kornblatt Company recently celebrated its 50th anniversary at its newly renovated St. Paul Conference Plaza Center.
View ArticleAbilities Network celebrates 50th anniversary
Two hundred fifty people gathered for Abilities Network’s recent 50th Anniversary Celebration and Awards Event at Hillendale Country Club.
View ArticleBRAnanza benefits Mercy Medical Center fund
Mercy Medical Center recently held an event to support The Fund for Excellence in Women’s Health & Medicine at Mercy Medical Center.
View ArticleLawyers and mobile devices trending higher
The results of two recent surveys confirm that lawyers continue to adopt mobile technologies into their practices, but the numbers stabilized somewhat in 2014.
View ArticleA profitable exit? Think sustainable, long-term growth
Attracting millions or even billions of investment dollars is the dream of every business owner. But it is not going to occur overnight — and it may never occur if the primary goal is to sell the...
View ArticleGreater Baltimore Cultural Alliance launches Culture Fly
The Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance (GBCA) recently launched Culture Fly, www.CultureFly.org, the region’s most comprehensive event calendar.
View ArticleInner Harbor icon shines again
About 200 people gathered recently at Tabrizi’s to celebrate the re-lighting of an Inner Harbor icon, The HarborView Towers’ Beacon.
View ArticleMedifast hosts Lean & Green event
Owings-Mills based Medifast hosted a Lean & Green luncheon at Fleet Street Kitchen for Baltimore executives and media for an exclusive sneak peek at the company’s new healthy living product line.
View ArticleBaltimore schools hiring for new school buildings
Baltimore schools are looking to hire new employees in maintenance, engineering and transportation and will hold a job fair next week.
View ArticleGovernment hiring drives September employment in Maryland
Maryland's unemployment rate of 6.3 percent remains higher than the national average of 5.9 percent for September.
View ArticleTech firm volunteers for FoodStock event
For the third year, nonprofit organization End Hunger In Calvert County hosted its FoodStock event, distributing fresh produce and non-perishable foods to families and local pantries.
View ArticleHorses for the Homeless gala raises more than $100K
About 250 people gathered recently at The Water’s Edge Event Center in Belcamp for Harford Family House’s annual Horses for the Homeless Gala.
View ArticleFirm constructs sensory garden for charter school
Sixty of Ruppert Landscape’s employees recently installed a sensory garden for the students and faculty of the Southwest Baltimore Charter School.
View ArticleMercy High recognizes new leadership team
“Renew & Rejoice: Celebrating Mercy Leadership” was the theme of several events in early October that recognized Mercy High School’s new leadership team.
View ArticleProfessionals use time, talent to give back to nonprofits in key roles
Throughout Maryland, the people serving on the boards of nonprofit organizations give a tremendous amount of time and resources.
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