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Now in its eighth year, the Manufacturing Excellence Awards seeks to highlight the past, present, and future of manufacturing in Central Massachusetts.
With the shift from gasoline-powered to electric vehicles well underway, manufacturers are thinking about batteries.
The Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District named Electric Haze owner Victoria Mariano as its new program director.
The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. in Fitchburg approved a $13,000 loan to Beauty Empire, a Leominster beauty salon owned by Nadia Ruiz.
BIPOC-owned startups seeking out larger investments have come up short, in large part because the deck is stacked against them.
The White Room has made a post-COVID comeback over the past year and is a nexus of cultural and social life in Worcester.
After ramping up since opening its doors in September, Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream is holding its grand opening ceremony at its Front Street store at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Although the growth slowed last year, 2022 still showed Central Massachusetts has become a destination for new businesses. Another 2,772 new businesses incorporated in the region in 2022, a 1.5% increase over the eye-popping 2021 figures.
Nosike opened her business, Acclaim Home Health Care, in 2005 after an initial career as a physical therapist in England and her home country of Nigeria.
At Jennifer Hylton’s Counseling & Assessment Clinic of Worcester, word choice matters.
With the induction of the Class of 2023, the WBJ Hall of Fame has grown to 25 members.
There didn’t seem to be any empty seats in the Clark University classroom on the afternoon of Valentine’s Day for Episode 4.5 of Lawrence Norman’s class.
TidePool Bookshop opened in September 2020 after months of delays thanks to COVID-19. Now, two years later, they have a busy store with a growing number of events and an expanding catalog of books.
David Klein started Greenwood Industries in the hopes of working with his dad. Now, the roofing and contracting company is one of the biggest in the country.
Shepherd leads the former Shepherd & Goldstein (rebranded to S&G in light of the pair’s eventual retirement) on a reduced schedule of 40 hours per week alongside his new co-managing partner, Matthew Allison.
Each of this year's five Business Leaders of the Year have their own unique story to tell, of triumph, of perseverance, of seizing opportunities in the market. Yet, they all share one trait, which has led to their success: love.