Anthony Consigli: President, Consigli Construction Inc., Milford

Anthony Consigli has not just maintained his 98-year-old family-owned business, but led it through incredible growth and right to national recognition.

Consigli took over as president in 1994. Overall, the firm is now being run by the fourth generation of Consiglis, opening new offices in three other states in the last decade.

In March, the company won AGC America’s Alliant Build America Award for Building Renovation for its work on the New York State capitol building. The project was completed 22 months early, saving $2.4 million.

The Worcester Business Journal honored the firm in 2009 with a Family Business Award. The Boston Globe selected the company as a top “large employer” in its annual list of Top Places to Work in Massachusetts. And Engineering News-Record magazine ranked the $436-million firm No. 31 in 2013 among its Top 100 Green Contractors in the U.S.

Meanwhile, the Consigli Foundation, the firm’s charticable arm, has donated more than $1 million to Central Mass. charities since its founding 12 years ago.

Joseph Salois: CEO, Atlas Distributing Inc., Auburn

John Prosser: Chairman, Seven Hills Foundation, Worcester

James Paulhus: President and CEO, UniBank for Savings, Whitinsville

Michael O’Brien: City Manager, City of Worcester (Until Jan. 5, 2014)

Tim Murray: President and CEO, Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce

Jim McGovern: U.S. Rep., Worcester

Charles Monahan: President, MCPHS University, Worcester

David ‘Duddie’ Massad: Chairman, Commerce Bank & Trust, Worcester

William Manley: Founder and CEO, Calare Properties, Hudson

Gordon Lankton: Founder, Museum of Russian Icons and Gallery of African Art, Clinton

Warner Fletcher: Partner, Fletcher Tilton, Worcester

Gerald Fels: Trustee Emeritus, Nichols College, Dudley