Maryland Business Climate Survey: Business Optimism Persists Despite Declining Revenue
August 13, 2019
Despite reporting declining revenue, Maryland businesses say they remain optimistic about their future growth. That is one finding in the latest Maryland Business Climate Survey, which measured local business sentiment in the second quarter of 2019.
UB, Loyola University Maryland Partner to Host Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers Annual Meeting in 2021
August 13, 2019
The University of Baltimore and Loyola University Maryland have been selected to host the 2021 Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers Annual Meeting in Baltimore. This worldwide gathering of experts, representing higher education and its connections to policymakers, business leaders and consumer interests, is designed to "advance excellence in entrepreneurship through the unique role" of university-based centers where entrepreneurship is taught and nurtured.
Prof. Iyer: Baltimore is Challenged By a Lack of Modern Solutions
August 7, 2019
In an analysis of the social and economic problems that persist in Baltimore, The Economist quotes Seema Iyer, associate director and research assistant professor for the University of Baltimore's Jacob France Institute, home of the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance. Iyer says the city is lagging in any number of modern systems, like fast broadband and stable water pipes, that make life easier.
Business Professor Roberto Cavazos: 'Influencers' Are An Exciting New Sector for Marketing, But Fraud Is Costing Billions and Must Be Addressed
July 24, 2019
Roberto Cavazos, Executive in Residence at the University of Baltimore's Merrick School of Business and a veteran economic analyst with extensive experience in financial, data and health care fraud, says the growing "influencer" sector of marketing and promotion is an exciting development with great potential - but fraud is a serious problem that is costing companies billions.
Real Estate Fellows' Neighborhood Development Ideas Lead to Nearly $2 Million in Potential Funding
June 7, 2019
Weeks of intense research, brainstorming and planning hit a peak this week for the University of Baltimore's Real Estate Fellows, who pitched their proposals for meeting the needs of five Baltimore neighborhoods—Forest Park, Franklin Square, Upton, Liberty Heights and Cherry Hill. The Merrick School of Business's Kaufman Auditorium was filled with engaged community leaders, family, friends, and area real estate investors, all curious to see which pitch would garner the million dollar guidance line of credit from Baltimore Community Lending.
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