The law offices of Oppenheimer, Fleischer & Quiggle, P.C. are pleased to announce that C. Brian Carlin, Esq. has become Of Counsel and that Adam P. Swaim, Esq., a member of the New York Bar when he joined in 2006, has been admitted to the Maryland and District of Columbia Bars.
Gallagher & Associates is nearing completion of the design of 22,000 square feet of interactive exhibits for the new Sports Museum of America, scheduled to open in 2008 in Lower Manhattan. The exhibits will celebrate more than 150 years of sports history in the U.S. In addition to its work in sports museums across the country, the firm has completed such successful projects as the International Spy Museum and the National Archives Experience exhibit, both in Washington, D.C.
The Rockville based law firm of Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker is proud to announce that shareholder Stephen A. Metz has been elected to a one-year term as Chair of the Greenbelt Chapter of the Bankruptcy Bar Association for the District of Maryland (BBA).
The Hyatt Regency Bethesda is proud to announce the arrival of a new General Manager, Tom Wolf, who will be responsible for overseeing the 390-guestroom suburban hotel outside of Washington, D.C. As a 27-year Hyatt veteran, Wolf brings a variety of experience and a keen understanding of hotel operations, as well as an orientation towards excelling in customer service.
Cardinal Bank is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the Metropolitan Washington Economic Index, which examines the current and near-term performance of the local economy. In its role as sponsor, Cardinal is providing a resource for businesses, local governments, educational institutions, and others in the public and private sectors with an interest in the current status and future direction of the local economy.
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