Cathy Duchamp
Assistant Managing Editor at Puget Sound Business Journal
Assistant managing editor at the Puget Sound Business Journal
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Youth-focused nonprofits have seen a drastic reduction in coverage and higher premiums for insurance. Seattle’s Magnuson Park, a former U.S. Army base that fronts Lake Washington, the YMCA of Greater Seattle rents space from Seattle Parks and Recreation to provide day care for about 250 youth.
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A legal combat has delayed new grant reviews and could affect NIH funding to the region’s health care industry. It was a regular monthly lunch meeting between the heads of the Puget Sound region’s largest medical research institutions. On Feb. 20, Dr. Thomas Lynch, president and director of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, and Dr. Timothy Dellit, CEO of the University of Washington School of Medicine, ate bagel sandwiches from Rubenstein’s in Lynch’s office.
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In Seattle, legal experts expect more mergers between local and national law firms. But what’s driving the trend? Spring is not yet in the air but, in Seattle, merger talk is, says Greg Walther, partner and managing director of Emerald Search Partners, a boutique staffing and recruiting firm for the Pacific Northwest legal community. “I’m hearing rumblings that another one is coming down the pike,” he says.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Cathy Duchamp
Mentoring can make or break a career. Here are some insights from Seattle's top mentors. For many, a mentor can make the difference between a fulfilling career and a desk job. But according to a new survey by the Business Journal, 66% of respondents said their employer has no formal mentoring program. That means it's often up to individuals to make a connection that sparks a mentoring relationship, which isn't always easy — especially in a hybrid work environment.
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bizjournals.com | Cathy Duchamp
Philanthropist, investor and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was on stage at Seattle’s Moore Theatre Thursday night to promote his new book, “Source Code,” a memoir about his childhood, early passions and pursuits. The Business Journal attended the event and shares these excerpts of Gates’ conversation with scientist and media personality Bill Nye.
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