By Robin Weckesser For the first time, there are five generations in the workplace: the “traditional” generation (born pre-1945), Baby Boomers (1946-1964), Generation X (1965-1980), Generation Y (1981-1995), and Generation Z (after 1995). The convergence of multi-generations, combined with dramatic technological changes, economic pressures, and attraction and retention goals, have created significant new challenges to […]
a3 workplace strategies, Guest Column, robin weckesser, The RegistryGas fireplace feature in New Relic’s headquarters in San Francisco, where Robin Weckesser and his team provided Project Management services. By Robin Weckesser Change management isn’t new, but today’s office dynamics are. To drive innovation and attract and retain top talent, companies are seeking creative, “cool” workplace solutions that offer a variety of amenities […]
a3 workplace strategies, Commercial Real Estate, Guest Column, robin weckesser, The Registry
BY: SCOOT WINGRAT AND WILL WHEATON Summer is in full swing, and the Baltimore office market is heating up. A cultural shift led by millennials is revitalizing downtown into a desirable live/work/play destination, replacing vacant and aging office product with luxury multi-family units. Many core suburban submarkets such as Columbia, Maple Lawn, White Marsh, and […]
Baltimore Business Journal, Commercial Real Estate, Cresa, Cresa Baltimore, Guest Column
BY JOHN COAKLEY When evaluating a real estate decision, many tenants naturally gravitate toward focusing on the rental rate. This is important, but it is not everything. Tenants contemplating a move should consider the many buildout costs— and even potential financial pitfalls—associated with relocating. While some commercial tenants lease new space as-is, the vast majority […]
Commercial Real Estate, Cresa, Cresa Boston, Cresa Portfolio, Guest Column, The Real Reporter
BY: Elisabeth Moore, RD, LDN What if making New Year’s resolutions involved not what you ought to do but what you want to do? Then everyone would make resolutions, of course. Eating healthier food is one of those perennially made and broken resolutions, yet one that can significantly boost your wellbeing. So the CardioVascular Institute […]
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, BIDMC, Guest Column, Healthcare
By: Abe Recht, MD A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that about two-thirds of breast cancer patients who have lumpectomies receive radiation treatments that last nearly twice as long as necessary. As a radiation oncologist who has been involved with this issue for many years, I am concerned […]
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, BIDMC, Brookline Tab, Guest Column, Healthcare