Maryland news from AMA Baltimore, MPT, Baltimore Ravens and Warschawski

Keisha Clarke-English has concluded her two-year term as President of AMA Baltimore, sharing that “After serving two consecutive terms as Chapter President, I am honored to pass the torch to Marina Cooper—a leader whose vision, energy, and joyful spirit have already made a lasting impact on our Board and the broader AMA Baltimore community.”
“I am incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished, and even more honored to have done so alongside such a dynamic and dedicated community,” she said in her farewell message to the chapter.
The National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences presented Maryland Public Television with 18 Emmys during its 67th Capital Emmy® Awards ceremony. MPT’s 18 Emmys are the most the statewide public TV network has earned during a single competition in its more than 55-year history. To date, MPT has received 229 regional Emmys out of 534 total nominations.
Also at MPT, Edward H. Kaplan, since 2007 the chair of the Maryland Public Broadcasting Commission, retired from that post effective June 30, 2025. Governor Wes Moore has appointed Richard J. Bodorff, current vice chair of the commission, to succeed Kaplan as chair. The commission is the governance board for Maryland Public Television.
Eleven Sports Media has partnered with the Baltimore Ravens to introduce a small business partnership program that will offer local businesses access to exclusive partnership benefits to grow alongside the Ravens. The program includes immersive branding opportunities at M&T Bank Stadium on gamedays, digital exposure throughout the year, as well as behind the scenes access through Eleven’s exclusive partner events.
Warschawski announced the addition of EPOCH Senior Living to its client roster. EPOCH provides New England seniors and their families with access to independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities. Warschawski also announced it has been selected as the strategic digital marketing partner for Wais, Vogelstein, Forman, Koch & Norman, a leading national birth injury and medical malpractice law firm.
Main image: Keisha Clarke-English via AMA Baltimore



