Bill would cap food delivery fees; Ravens player, Rockefeller donate $200K for Black-owned businesses; Billionaire philanthropy + ethics

A better way for billionaires who want to make massive donations to benefit society

By The Conversation

When billionaires use their money to change specific policies, are they paying attention to the danger this may pose to democracy? A look at the ethics of corporate donations and lobbying.

A Baltimore City Council bill will propose a cap on commission fees charged by food delivery apps

By Donte KirbyProposed by Councilman Eric Costello, the legislation calls for a 15% limit on fees charged to restaurants by third party delivery apps. It's designed as relief for local businesses during the pandemic.
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CLLCTIVLY receives $200K from Ravens’ Calais Campbell, Rockefeller Foundation to support Black-led businesses in Baltimore

By Donte KirbyIt means CLLCTIVLY has new funding to provide microgrants to Black-owned businesses during the pandemic.
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Applying lessons from government to the chief of staff role at a tech company

By Stephen BabcockSmartLogic Chief of Staff Michael Castagnola talks about how the software development agency is shaping the role around both community-facing initiatives and internal priorities.
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Power Moves: Hutch incubator found its first director within Maryland’s entrepreneurship scene

By Stephen BabcockPlus, hiring and promotion news from around the region at Fugue, JMI Equity and Loyola University Maryland.
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