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As head of The Ministry of Caring, Brother Ronald Giannone oversees the nonprofits operations as well as those of its five sponsored organizations. The post DE222 Honoree: Brother Ronald Giannone appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
Rob Eppes leads Junior Achievement of Delaware, a program that serves more than 16,600 local students and 1,000 volunteers in 100-plus schools. The post DE222 Honoree: Rob Eppes appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
WILMINGTON — Ashlee Cooper is well versed in the art of reinvention. She was a molecular microbiologist when the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic pushed her to stay home with her daughter and venture into event planning on the side. Four years later, it evolved into a drone workforce training and services company that […] The post Droneversity wins Swim with the Sharks competition appeared first on Delaware Business […]
LEWES — Cape Pharmacy in Lewes is under new ownership after Beebe Healthcare announced it acquired the locally-owned business this week. Internal medicine and infectious disease doctor and Senior Vice […]
DOVER — Fueled by more than $21 million in transportation investments from the state of Delaware and the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, Camden and Harrington will be among […]
Stuart Comstock-Gay, president and CEO of the Delaware Community Foundation, makes it his mission to help generous people achieve their goals and to help Delaware be the best it can be through his role at this Wilmington-based nonprofit.
By addressing legal challenges and considering state law mechanisms, Delaware can foster a robust framework for cannabis businesses.
People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state.
The Historic Lewes Farmers Market will welcome Beebe Healthcare from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Lewes Elementary School parking lot, 820 Savannah Road, Lewes. The Beebe team will offer healthcare screenings and flu vaccinations to market attendees. Customers can shop for fresh, local food, then get their blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose checked and receive a flu shot. Patrons can find collard greens, kale, winter […]
