Ginny Lawhorn, a managing partner of popular Fells Point sushi spot Sticky Rice, talks about what she has learned about running a successful restaurant in Baltimore and why she is pivoting the business now, to pursue a new vegan breakfast concept.

(Music: Inspirational Outlook by Eternity Bro/PremiumBeat)

Ginny Lawhorn, a managing partner of popular Fells Point sushi spot Sticky Rice, talks about what she has learned about running a successful restaurant in Baltimore and why she is pivoting the business now, to pursue a new vegan breakfast concept. (Music: Inspirational Outlook by Eternity Bro/PremiumBeat)

The Pivot: Ginny Lawhorn, managing partner of Sticky Rice Baltimore

Every business owner makes mistakes. Every company or organization has had to change things up, or "pivot," when something doesn't work or could work better. On this show, we talk with business leaders in Greater Baltimore about the pivots they've made, why they made them and how their businesses have adapted since.

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The Pivot: Ginny Lawhorn, managing partner of Sticky Rice Baltimore

The Pivot: Ginny Lawhorn, managing partner of Sticky Rice Baltimore