STATE OF THE MARKET

We don't usually run head shots, but we decided to make anexception for Manekin CEO Richard Alter when he told us Friday that he couldn't pose for a picture (he was heading to Israel to visit his son for Passover). Richard is speaking at our Baltimore State of the Market event on May 6 at the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel. Here's a teaser: He tells us it'll take some time for recovery to take hold, and he thinks BRAC hasn't translated to much growth. Probable budget cuts and the ease of telecommuting mean defense contractors haven't jumped on the move-to-Baltimore train as quicklyas some predicted. We know you're craving more insight: don't forget to sign up today. Crazy low $39 for early birds.

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