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Edwin Warfield is the publisher of citybiz.co which he founded as a local business digital news platform in 2004. Since 2014, he has conducted over 1,000 interviews of entrepreneurs, visionaries, digital disruptors, angels, venture capitalists, social innovators, and CEOs – From 1994 to 2002, Warfield was the founder of the Local Business Network. The company raised over $20 million from Bruce Wasserstein’s private equity firm U.S....

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Bill Atkinson Interviews Edwin Warfield, Publisher of citybiz - Atkinson Strategic Communications Edwin Warfield is the publisher of citybiz.co which he founded as a local business digital news platform in 2004. Since 2014, he has conducted over 1,000 interviews of entrepreneurs, visionaries, digital disruptors, angels, venture capitalists, social innovators, and CEOs – https://www.citybiz.co/...

Botox bar ToxBar to open in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood - Baltimore Business Journal The ToxBar from ProMD Health will have a salon-like vibe and space for individual injections or large Botox parties, its owner says.

For 21 years my dad was a reporter. A lot of my early childhood memories of him include the late-night bedtime shifts, holidays spent on deadlines, and urgent phone calls with his editor at The Baltimore Sun checking facts before the paper could be “put to bed.” My brothers and I weren’t the only ones who needed to be tucked in. ...

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Company Websites are Vital Sources of Information for Today’s Reporters - Atkinson Strategic Communications For 21 years my dad was a reporter. A lot of my early childhood memories of him include the late-night bedtime shifts, holidays spent on deadlines, and urgent phone calls with his editor at The Baltimore Sun checking facts before the paper could be “put to bed.” My brothers and I weren’t the o...

Viewpoint: 'Should I start paying my employees in gold coins?' - Baltimore Business Journal What is interesting is the media has zeroed in on whether SVB’s bailout is really a bailout. It is a BAILOUT!

Last month, I took a bold step. I forced myself to delete TikTok from my phone - for good. After using the app for almost an entire year I realized that a good portion of my free time was being devoured by watching videos posted on TikTok. Of course, I’m not alone. Nearly two billion people use the app each month....

So Long TikTok. Aah. Time for a Nice Book. - Atkinson Strategic Communications Last month, I took a bold step. I forced myself to delete TikTok from my phone – for good. After using the app for almost an entire year I realized that a good portion of my free time was being devoured by watching videos posted on TikTok. Of course, I’m not alone. Nearly two billion [...]Read M...

Atkinson Strategic caught a serious case of “Cobbler’s Children Syndrome.” Like the proverbial children of the shoemaker who go without shoes, we’ve stopped promoting what we do every day for our clients. If you’re an entrepreneur, marketer, or communications strategist, you probably feel our pain. In order to remain competitive, there’s content to be written, website auditing and editing, social strategy, industry research, company mission, and vision…the list goes on....

The Shoemaker’s kids always go barefoot: Why we’re prioritizing our own content in 2023 and you should do the same - Atkinson Strategic Communications Atkinson Strategic caught a serious case of “Cobbler’s Children Syndrome.” Like the proverbial children of the shoemaker who go without shoes, we’ve stopped promoting what we do every day for our clients. If you’re an entrepreneur, marketer, or communications strategist, you probably feel ...

Nearly 30 years ago, the Baltimore Sun’s renowned sports columnist John Steadman wrote a series of columns on a young man from Baltimore competing in the U.S. Open Golf Championship. One story about the 25-year-old began this way: “What David G. Brown brings with him to the U.S. Open Golf Championship is an incongruous nickname -- "Moose." At 5-foot-6, 145 pounds, it doesn't fit, even remotely.”...

“Moose” Brown Aims to Bring a Little “Smoke” to the Golf Associations He will Head in D.C. and Baltimore - Atkinson Strategic Communications The Middle Atlantic Golf Association (MAGA) and the Washington Metropolitan Golf Association (WMGA) announced today that they have named David "Moose" Brown Executive Director.

We're blushing! Thanks to our client Think Systems for these kind words.

Atkinson Strategic Communications Has One Goal: To Help You Take Pride in What You Do. - Think Systems, Inc. Bill Atkinson sweats the small stuff. Come to think of it, Bill Atkinson sweats the big stuff, too. It’s what makes him tick — and always has, from his time as a banking reporter and editor at small specialty publications to his years as a business columnist at The Baltimore Sun and for the last...

We are excited to help Junior Achievement of Central Maryland celebrate the grand opening of it's new Youth Workforce and Innovation Center in Baltimore tomorrow. https://www.citybiz.co/article/162417/bill-atkinson-interviews-paul-kappel-ceo-at-ja-central-maryland-and-tom-sadowski-executive-director-at-medco/ Junior Achievement Baltimore County Public Schools Baltimore City Public Schools Truist Aerotek Recruiting and Staffing Stanley Black and Decker

Bill Atkinson Interviews Paul Kappel, CEO at JA Central Maryland and Tom Sadowski, Executive Director at MEDCO | citybiz On Wednesday, over 100 business executives, state officials and students will meet at Junior Achievement (JA) of Central Maryland’s new... Read More

Always rewarding to help coordinate these events:
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/baltimore-tench-tilghman-students-free-shoes/41429249 - Special thanks to Baltimore Ravens Coca-Cola Consolidated Samaritan's Feet International Tench Tilghman Elementary/Middle School Baltimore City Councilman Antonio Glover Delegate Stephanie Smith

Baltimore students surprised with free shoes Hundreds of Baltimore City school students received a special surprise Wednesday morning.