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Holliston-based construction firm Colantonio Inc. develops employees like it builds structures: from the ground up.
It was a closer race than expected, but in the end, much of the business community got the governor it wanted with the election of Charlie Baker, putting a Republican in the corner office after eight years under Deval Patrick.
Who are some of the organizations in Central Massachusetts that do good things for their employees? In this, the third consecutive year in which we've honored them, we shine the spotlight on nine.
FOR A CAUSEFallon Health of Worcester raised $236,000 from its annual golf tournament for charities in Massachusetts that help fight hunger.
Worcester-based Pagano Media won two W3 Awards from the International Academy of the Visual Arts for web design, in honor of its work on websites for Worcester County Food Bank and a Washington, D.C., charter school.
What will Southborough look like in 25 years? Town leaders and economic development experts opened that discussion, Thursday morning at the Southborough 2040 Business & Nonprofit Summit.
When I was a CFO in business, I was truly for-profit. After all, profit meant survival and growth.But when I became CFO for a charitable organization, I expected concepts like profit and ROI to be secondary.
Energy services firm World Energy Solutions of Worcester agreed last week to be acquired by EnerNOC Inc., an energy intelligence software firm headquartered in Boston.
High-tech companies in the U.S. often lament the lack of technology-based education programs that prepare American students for jobs in the sector.
Central Massachusetts stakeholders are taking a hard look at how to woo more new graduates to stay awhile after they graduate from Worcester-area colleges and universities.
With 13 primary care offices in Central Massachusetts, Reliant Medical Group is a major provider of primary care in the region. It's also an economic engine, employing 2,170.
O'Brien & Gibbons Insurance Agency of Worcester goes to great lengths to ensure its 15 employees are recognized for their work and dedication; sometimes, team members are being appreciated and don't realize it.
What are you up against? It's crucial information for any business to look at before it develops a business strategy.
Two recent reports said sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts fell in September while the median selling price of a single-family home ($320,000, according to The Warren Group) showed little year-over-year movement.
Led by longtime CEO Chuck Faris, the senior management team at Spectrum Health Systems Inc. of Worcester launched an initiative two years ago designed to encourage leadership while boosting retention and career satisfaction.
You've undoubtedly heard someone you know complain that their boss doesn't notice them or that the only time managers pay attention is when they've done something wrong. But those people probably don't work at Fidelity Bank.
While the benefits Digital Federal Credit Union provides — including birthdays off with pay, three weeks of vacation for starting employees and on-site fitness facilities — are a boon to the employees, having a happy and healthy staff is just as m
At Mirick O'Connell, it's believed that the firm and its employees are at their best when workers are learning and engaged.
Nearly two centuries ago, the Blackstone Canal helped catapult Worcester, then primarily a farming community, into the industrial age. But by 1848, the canal was closed and later capped after it served as the area's major trade route to Providence.
These Central Massachusetts businesses filed incorporation papers with the Massachusetts Secretary of State's Office Aug. 1-15, 2014. Listed are the corporate name, address and president.
If there's one clear economic development legacy Gov. Deval Patrick will leave behind after eight years in office, it's his advocacy for the state's life sciences industry.
Atlas Distributing in Auburn may be a mid-sized company, but it operates like a small family business.
The stock market was heading for a healthy year of gains until early October, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost nearly 6 percent, launching fears of a market “correction,” or worse.