Power Moves: Tech leadership changes in DE
When Carvertise moved into its new, spacious headquarters on the Wilmington Riverfront last summer, its CEO Mac Macleod said that he was planning for big growth. So far, that’s panning out, as the recent appointment of James Stover as vice president of revenue operations shows.
Plus, a new executive role for ChristianaCare and more.
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News Incubator: What else to know today
• Financial irregularities caused a shakeup at chemicals company Chemours. Now, here come the lawsuits and a federal probe. [Delaware Online]
• The state announced a $635 Delaware River container port project in Edgemoor. [Delaware Business Now]
• Delaware will host social equity workshops for people that have been impacted by marijuana criminalization. [Delaware Business Times]
• Here’s what the Wilmington Learning Collaborative found out from its first report on city schools. [Town Square LIVE]
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