Vandana Sinha

This person helped grow and shape their industry in countless ways, both visibly and behind the scenes.

It’s time for the Washington Business Journal’s annual roster of the most influential and impactful business leaders in the D.C. region. Meet our Power 100 class of 2022.

David Harrington, who had helped shape Prince George’s County growth and economic development policy from prominent state, local and nonprofit roles for decades, has died.

Kurt Newman will step down as CEO of Children’s National Hospital with a mantra in mind: Finish at the top, “while the hospital is strong,” he said. He talks about what’s ahead.

A Northern Virginia hospital that’s been in growth mode of late has a new addition to its executive leadership team.

The judge released her opinion after a hearing this week.

As the largest recipient of funding from the National Cancer Institute — $1.6 billion between 2016 and 2021 — Frederick National Laboratory’s reach and influence within the sphere of cancer research and development is extensive.

We honor a dozen individuals and companies for their work in advancing LGBTQ rights and equality.

After doubling its size with its first acquisition last year, Axiologic Solutions is back in the M&A game once again.

Editor Vandana Sinha wants to tell you about some of the most poignant and heartfelt stories she’s come across in her 25 years of journalism. And she wants you, Washington, to be a part of this endeavor.