Jennifer Beahm

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Jennifer Beahm

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2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Jennifer Beahm |Ethan Lott

"As its name implies, this quarterly series will be all about residential real estate: Homebuying, home selling, houses and apartments being built, and more." In the current rapidly evolving residential real estate scene — with turbocharged shifts in selling and buying patterns coming out of the pandemic continuing as the market navigates through the rise of interest rates, cost of living and inflationary pressures — the individual housing markets with the most momentum can shift with the...

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Jennifer Beahm

He will take on a new role in 2026. Ken Gormley, the long-time president of Duquesne University, will be stepping down from his role as president in 2026. On July 1, 2026, he will assume the new role of chancellor at the request of the board. It's a role that several past presidents at Duquesne have taken on after serving as president. “I’m a firm believer in strategic, long-term planning,” Gormley said is a prepared statement.

Feb 13, 2025 | bizjournals.com | Jennifer Beahm

The sixth annual Pittsburgh Power 100, a listing of the region's most influential business leaders, is available to read online and arranged by categories, with profiles about each person. Welcome to the sixth annual Pittsburgh Power 100, a listing of the region's most influential business leaders. The Power 100 is not a ranking. Rather, it’s a compilation of individuals who, at this moment in time, are making an impact on the region and moving it forward.

Jan 24, 2025 | bizjournals.com | Jennifer Beahm

When I last wrote a column about artificial intelligence back in December 2023, businesses were mostly “Wild Westing” it. At the time, I jumped onto ChatGPT — just coming into its own — to generate a couple of questions for the “Future of AI in the Workplace” panel I moderated. I fully disclosed during the panel that I was using AI — it was part of the story, after all — but I was winging it a bit for sure.