Videos

Isaac Hametz of Mahan Rykiel Associates stopped by Center Maryland to explain how landscape architects are addressing climate change by designing with nature. Afterward, he shared his perspective on Baltimore's Inner Harbor and gave us a look at what he'd like to see done with the space at the heart of Baltimore.

Nicole Stalling from the Maryland Hospital Association joined Center Maryland to discuss the climate of medical liability in the state, and the solution being offered by new legislation.

Ryan O'Doherty, Vice-President of Marketing and External Affairs for Mercy Medical Center on who pays for medical liability and why new legislation in Annapolis is building momentum as a common-sense solution to a growing crisis in Maryland.

Former Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker joined Center Maryland to talk about his partnership with The University of Maryland School of Public Policy and the County Executives of America designed to teach and promote the kinds of leadership techniques that drove his own success to new and recently elected executives.

Mike Sheffield took a break from meeting with state legislators and raising awareness to drop in with Center Maryland and give us the rundown on what he and his family are fighting for in Annapolis this session. Learn more about Connor's Courage on their website at connorscourage.weebly.com/

At the peak of the 2020 session, Senator Cory McCray of the 45th District dropped by to give us an overview of the great work that was already being accomplished before the Legislature's social distancing rules went into effect.

Senator Augustine joined Center Maryland to talk about 2020, the future, and the legislative successes made in Annapolis this session.

At a time when accounting and consulting firms are usually frantic to finish up client tax returns by April 15, this year they are frantic for another reason, trying to help their clients navigate this very challenging economic crisis caused by a global pandemic that continues to keep businesses closed and/or transform them. Bustling CPA firm offices like RS&F, are now busy home offices complete with exercise-ball office chairs. These firms are faced with even more challenging work with deadlines to help their business clients compete for stimulus dollars and help them make tough decisions.