Maryland news from MGH, The Banner, Warschawski and MPT

MGH announced the agency is “thrilled” to welcome Watershed Distillery, based in Columbus, Ohio, as the Hunt Valley-based agency’s newest client. According to MGH, “as the #1 selling Ohio-made bourbon company, Watershed has built a loyal following with their award-winning spirits and innovative approach to craft distilling.”

The Banner announced that Nicole Orders, in main photo, will serve as senior vice president of product. In this role, Orders will oversee the vision, strategy, design, and execution of The Banner’s digital products, leading a high-performing product team. She will report to Banner CEO Bob Cohn and will collaborate closely with engineering, editorial, data, marketing, and the sales teams to craft exceptional user experiences. Orders was most recently the director of product monetization at The Washington Post. In this role, she drove subscription growth, advertising innovation, and new product development.

Warschawski has been selected by Tide Realty Capital, a privately-owned real estate investment management advisory firm, as its agency of record. Warschawski will be leading integrated marketing campaigns and thought leadership opportunities for both the firm and its properties, including Reisterstown Road Plaza in Baltimore, and Valley Centre in Owings Mills.

Maryland Public Television announced that Charles “Chuck” Roberts has been appointed executive vice president and chief operating officer. Roberts, a long-time broadcaster with more than a decade of leadership experience in public television and radio, joins MPT after serving as president and CEO of Lakeshore Public Media in Indiana.