New book by Ralph Crosby reveals how cards and other games impacted the presidency – from Washington to Biden
A new book, “Poker, Politics & Presidents,” by Ralph W. Crosby, chairman of Crosby Marketing Communications, reveals the significant influence card-playing and other
Forum One, Arlington, VA, appoints Elisabeth Bradley as its new CEO
Forum One, Arlington, VA, appointed Elisabeth Bradley as the new Chief Executive Officer, effective August 1, 2023. Bradley will be succeeding Chris Wolz, who
D.C.-area people in the news: Rob Whittle, Melanie Bender Martin and Jenn Garbach
Rob Whittle, CEO of Williams Whittle in Alexandria, received the Best Columnist Award for a weekly newspaper from the Society of Professional Journalists. The
Anne Arundel resident to retire from ‘Wheel of Fortune’; Sage Growth Partners is ‘Small Agency’ of the year
Pat Sajak, master of spin and a resident of Severna Park in Anne Arundel County, has decided to bid farewell to the Wheel of
Renee Yaseen joins WaPo this summer as first Post Grad intern
The Washington Post announced that Renee Yaseen has joined The Post for the summer to be its first Post Grad intern. In this new
Doug Fruehling returns to Washington Business Journal as EIC
The Washington Business Journal has announced the return of Doug Fruehling as Editor-in-Chief. Fruehling, a seasoned journalist with a decade of experience
Patrick King, founder of Manassas-based Imagine Design and past president of AMADC, has died
Patrick King, founder of Manassas-based Imagine Design and past president of AMADC, has died. “Many non-profit boards had the benefit of his
Media in the Spotlight: Emily Wilkins, Andrea Owen and George Watson
CNBC senior vice president Dan Colarusso announced that Emily Wilkins, above, joined its, D.C. bureau “as a correspondent covering Congress, key regulatory issues
Terence Samuel appointed USA TODAY Editor in Chief
USA TODAY named Terence Samuel, NPR News’ vice president and executive editor, as editor in chief effective July 10. In his new role, Samuel
Jessica Faith, meteorologist at WPXI in Pittsburgh, joins WRC-TV in D.C.
Jessica Faith, a meteorologist at WPXI in Pittsburgh – and the first Black woman meteorologist in Pittsburgh TV history – joins WRC-TV in Washington, D.
WaPo adds Laura Wagner as media reporter
Laura Wagner is joining The Washington Post as a media reporter. She was most recently a staff writer at Defector, where she covered media,
WaPo announces 60th summer internship class
The Washington Post announced its 60th summer internship class. Thirty outstanding students from 18 colleges and universities represent disciplines including reporting, video, audio, photography,
Key School senior Isabel Littmann wins $5,000 Crosby Marketing & Media Studies Scholarship
Key School senior Isabel Littmann has received the 2023 Crosby Marketing & Media Studies Scholarship. The $5,000 award is given each year through
Tanya Black named vice president and news director at WJZ in Baltimore
Tanya Black, a longtime news executive at CBS Stations-owned WJZ Baltimore, was named vice president and news director, overseeing news at the station,
People in the D.C. spotlight: Brian McGhee, Candace Queen and Tyler Watson
Radio One Washington DC adds Brian McGhee as Director of Sales. McGhee, above, brings extensive management and sales experience from his previous roles as
