Vandana Sinha

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

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.

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.

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.

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

We talked with Tonia Wellons, president and CEO of the Greater Washington Community Foundation, about the changing role of philanthropy in issues of reentry from prison.

A complaint alleging tax evasion against D.C. United owner and CEO Jason Levien was recently unsealed in New York state, which declined to take on the case. Levien calls the claims “baseless and reckless.”

Wes Foster helped create one of the country’s most recognizable names in residential real estate. The Georgia native and VMI graduate died at age 89.

Stephen Harlan, a vocal force behind some of Greater Washington’s most prominent business efforts, has died. He was 89.

Vandana Sinha says she’s invigorated by her new role with American City Business Journals, the WBJ’s parent company — but she can’t dispel some heartache at no longer calling the Washington newsroom her home.