Growth stage companies + economic downturn; Telehealth in addiction treatment; Community in quarantine

When the economy stops, how should growth-stage companies change?

By Holly Quinn

Growth is slowing for most businesses during the COVID-19 crisis. These successful founders and execs offer advice on getting through it — and putting people first.

Telehealth is helping this addiction recovery provider prevent isolation

By Stephen Babcock At Ashley Addiction Treatment, the shift to virtual meetings keeps a sense of normalcy in uncertain times and shows how new teleheath laws are opening up access to mental health.
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C is for community: How Baltimore creatives and businesses are (safely) staying connected in quarantine

By Alanah Nichole Alanah Nichole goes acrostic to offer a look at virtual events and biz model shifts that are keeping Baltimore's newer ventures and more established traditions alive.
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A free Wi-Fi network lights up in Sandtown-Winchester

By Stephen Babcock At New Song Academy, youth came together with technologists and community partners to install the mesh network. It shows how a school can become a node of connectivity in areas that lack internet.
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Traitify raises $12M Series B to grow personality assessments for recruiting

By Stephen Babcock With growth in HR tech, the Highlandtown-based company is looking to add product offerings.
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