A headmaster is named president of two prominent Catholic schools. An ad agency names a PR director. New faces in law, real estate and more.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 3.31.20
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The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 3.31.20
A Scott’s Addition-based agency’s media services division picks up work in Roanoke, a national clothing retailer selects a Richmond firm as its creative lead, and a local sports advocacy nonprofit selects an area shop to brand an extension of the Virginia Capital Trail.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 3.30.20
County governments launch programs to support local restaurants in response to COVID-19, Hanover hires Goochland’s county administrator, and RRHA’s CEO resigns a year after he arrived.
Foreclosures: 3.30.20
A new shopping center in Chesterfield is the top sale. In Henrico, 14,000 square feet of industrial property tops leases.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 3.27.20
A sale in a new shopping center in Chesterfield is the top sale. In Henrico, 14,000 square feet of industrial property tops the leases.
The DeedBook: Local property transfers for 3.27.20
Henrico reports the $15 million sale of an office park, and a car dealership sells its property for $14 million. For all of this week’s transfers, become a BizSense Pro member.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 3.26.20
A local company revises its earnings outlook due to – you guessed it – coronavirus. Plus some insider transactions and stock awards.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 3.25.20
Some of the ideas patented this week include new methods of hyperspectral analysis and cryptographic authentication. For the full list, become a BizSense Pro member.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 3.24.20
The CEO of the RRHA announces his departure. A retail firm names a COO. New faces in finance, real estate and more.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 3.23.20
Several boards resume meetings this week, though with public attendance limited and some business continued in light of coronavirus precautions. Chesterfield sets up a call center for non-virus-response operations inquiries, and Henrico eyes another increase to its business license tax exemption threshold.
