Downtown : Innovation & Job News

Cor, a platform for engaging employees in health and wellness, has hired a chief commercial officer and is looking to make two more hires.

Lynda Ellis, president and CEO of Capitol Concierge, dishes on her award, changes in her industry and procuring a goat.

Called the "party heard 'round the world," 1776's grand opening was part food, part booze and a lot of schmooze.

The corporate video production company is bringing communication professionals together for a city-wide pow-wow.

Sick of slugging? Check out RidePost and choose your commuting partners.

Calling all clean technology companies in the mid-Atlantic! Want to accelerate your business and compete to win $200,000?

So you’ve got this idea for a great business, but your coding skills are nonexistent? Scott Block has a solution.

SwitchPitch brought nearly a dozen media, advertising, tech and educational companies onto the stage to pitch their needs to the 250 startup-minded individuals in attendance.

The new vice president of business development and marketing will help Snobswap scale.

The Duke and the Duck Productions, formerly a two-person partnership, has hired a project manager to handle a huge influx of work.

Taproot wants to change the way D.C. thinks about pro bono. If you leverage your LinkedIn network, it's easier than you think.

Voxiva offers health advice and reminders via text message, whether users are having a baby, quitting smoking, or managing diabetes.

15,000 square feet of office space to become a hub for D.C. tech innovation.

The online event planning start-up will move to 1776 and hire three employees in sales.

Start-ups, sit back and relax. It's time for the corporate execs to take centerstage and pitch to you for a change.