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2017 Membership Directory MassEcon 101 Walnut Street Watertown, MA 02472 (617) 924-4600 www.massecon.com
2017 Membership Directory
MassEcon101 Walnut StreetWatertown, MA 02472(617) 924-4600www.massecon.com
About Us................................................................................................................................3
Board of Directors................................................................................................................4
Member List..........................................................................................................................5
Member Profiles...............................................................................................................6-26• Biotechnology....................................................................................................................8• Design, Engineering & Construction.......................................................................9-11• Economic Development..........................................................................................12-14• Education........................................................................................................................15• Finance.......................................................................................................................16-17• Professional Services................................................................................................18-20• Real Estate.................................................................................................................21-23• Trade Associations & Chambers............................................................................24-25• Utilities............................................................................................................................26
Member Contacts..........................................................................................................27-32
MassEcon Staff....................................................................................................................33
Public Sector Contacts.......................................................................................................34
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MassEcon champions Massachusetts as the best place to start, grow, or locate a business. Bringing the public and private sectors, together, we work to create a supportive culrture for business, enahnce job growth, promote invest-ment in communities, and spread prosperity throughout the state.
Site LocationMassEcon’s statewide Site Finder Service - including The ReadyMass 100 - is an economic development resource for companies seeking to expand or locate within Massachusetts. MassEcon staff works cooper-atively with real estate brokers, site location consul-tants, and state, regional, and local economic develop-ment officials to enable companies to access property information that supports their real estate and loca-tion needs.
Research & InformationMassEcon provides expanding and relocating compa-nies with information about demographics, workforce, education, infrastructure, industry sectors, and other matters relevant to the location decision. In compar-ing Massachusetts to other states, MassEcon ensures that the full value proposition for a Massachusetts location is evident. Providing more than data, this service links companies with people and resources on the state, regional, and local levels.
Programs & EducationEvents increase the economic development knowledge of its staff, members, public officials, and the business community at large. The Annual Conference focuses on Massachusetts as a competitive business location. Roundtables bring together MassEcon members, professionals, and industry executives to share knowl-edge and expertise around key sectors and topics, such as biotechnology, defense and international business, among others. MassEcon also hosts the state’s only an-nual awards event that recognizes companies that have contributed to the Commonwealth’s economic vitality.
Massachusetts AmbassadorsMassEcon oversees the Massachusetts Ambassadors program, a network of senior executives throughout the Commonwealth who serve as peer contacts for companies evaluating the state as an expansion loca-tion. Ambassadors can volunteer their time by hosting visiting executives, providing media testimonials on Massachusetts as a place to live and work, sponsoring welcome receptions for companies new to Massachu-setts, and other activities.
MassEcon FoundationThe Massachusetts Economic Development Foundation is MassEcon’s 501(c)3 affiliate. The Foundation hosts MassEcon’s Annual Conference each year, other educational forums, The ReadyMass 100 initiative, and is the corporate home for Massachusetts It’s All Here brand that markets Massachusetts as a great place to live, work, play, and study.
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Marketing Under the banner of Massachusetts, It’s All Here, MassEcon celebrates the achievements of Massachu-setts companies from all regions of the state through its annual Economic Impact awards; takes the Massa-chusetts story on the road through selected trade show and business development missions; and serves on the board of the Massachusetts Marketing Partnership.
About Us
Paul BauerPartnerBowditch & Dewey, LLP
Joe GaetanoDirector of Business OperationsAerotek
David BegelferChief Executive OfficerNAIOP
William HarrisPrincipalPerkins + Will
Robert BrustlinCo-Founder & ChairmanVHB
Greg BusconeSenior Vice President, Commercial Banking, Group HeadEastern Bank
David HayesPresident and CEOBSC Group
David L’HeureuxNew England Market Manager, Corporate BankingSantander
Timothy CeurvelsDirector Community Relations & Economic DevelopmentEversource Energy
Mike DiGiano Executive Vice President & Principal NAI Hunneman
Taidgh McCloryManaging Director/PartnerCBRE/New England
Fred MulliganChairmanCutler Associates
Stephen FlavinVice President, Academic & Corporate EngagementWPI
Chris SteeleChief Operating Officer & North America PresidentInvestment Consulting Associates
Rebecca FrischVice President, Government RelationsTD Bank
Bonnie SullivanVice PresidentMiddlesex Savings Bank
PAST PRESIDENTSFred Mulligan Cutler Associates | Robert Brustlin VHB | Girard Sargent Citizens Bank | Michael DiGiano NAI Hunneman | Kevin Quinn Dacon Corporation | Nancy Sala National Grid | Lawrence Reilly National Grid | Eric Cody National Grid | Paula Bishop Bay State Gas Company | Donald Walsh NSTAR4
CHAIRMANBrian CohenPartnerTranswestern
TREASURERMichael ScottPartner Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP
CLERK Geoff Howell Partner DLA Piper LLP US
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495/MetroWest Partnership MassMEDIC
A/Z Corporation Massport
Aerotek MetroWest Chamber of Commerce
AGC of Massachusetts Middlesex Savings Bank
ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge NAI Hunneman
Atlantic Management NAIOP
BioMed Realty Trust Newmark Knight Frank
Bowditch & Dewey, LLP North Central Massachusetts Development Corporation
Brockton 21st Century Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP
BSC Group Patriot Place
Campanelli Perkins+Will
Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc. Pittsfield Economic Development Auhtority
CBRE/New England PM Group
Chase Bank Sanofi Genzyme
Citizens Bank Santander
City of Boston Sentry Commercial
CoreNet Global, New England Chapter Shire
Cutler Associates South Shore Chamber of Commerce
Dacon Corporation Taunton Development Corporation
DLA Piper LLP US TD Bank
Eastern Bank Town of Framingham
Economic Development Council of Western MA Transwestern
Economic Development Inventives, Inc. UMass
Ernst & Young Union Point
Eversource Energy Unitil
GZA GeoEnvironmental VHB
Hinckley Allen Westborough Economic Development Committee
Investment Consulting Associates WinterWyman
J. Calnan & Associates, Inc. Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce
Janitronics Building Services WPI
Kendall Square Association Wyman Street Advisors
Marlborough Economic Development Corporation
MassDevelopment
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Member ProfilesBIOTECHNOLOGY
Sanofi Genzyme........................................................................................................................................................................................8
Shire..........................................................................................................................................................................................................8
DESIGN, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
A/Z Corporation.......................................................................................................................................................................................9
ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge............................................................................................................................................9
BSC Group.................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc...........................................................................................................................................9
Cutler Associates.......................................................................................................................................................................................10
Dacon Corporation..................................................................................................................................................................................10
GZA GeoEnvironmental.........................................................................................................................................................................10
J. Calnan & Associates, Inc....................................................................................................................................................................10Perkins + Will...........................................................................................................................................................................................11PM Group.................................................................................................................................................................................................11
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
495/MetroWest Partnership..................................................................................................................................................................12
Brockton 21st Century...........................................................................................................................................................................12
City of Boston.........................................................................................................................................................................................12
Economic Development Council of Western Massachusetts............................................................................................................12
Marlborough Economic Development Corporation..........................................................................................................................13
MassDevelopment..................................................................................................................................................................................13
Massport..................................................................................................................................................................................................13
North Central Massachusetts Development Corporation.................................................................................................................13
Pittsfield Economic Development Authority......................................................................................................................................14
Taunton Development Corporation....................................................................................................................................................14
Town of Framingham.............................................................................................................................................................................14
Westborough Economic Development Committee............................................................................................................................14
EDUCATION
UMass.......................................................................................................................................................................................................15
WPI..........................................................................................................................................................................................................15
FINANCE
Chase Bank..............................................................................................................................................................................................16
Citizens Bank..........................................................................................................................................................................................16
Eastern Bank...........................................................................................................................................................................................16
Middlesex Savings Bank........................................................................................................................................................................16Santander ...............................................................................................................................................................................................17TD Bank....................................................................................................................................................................................................17
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Member ProfilesPROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Aerotek.....................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Bowditch & Dewey, LLP.........................................................................................................................................................................18
DLA Piper LLP US..................................................................................................................................................................................18
Economic Development Incentives, Inc..............................................................................................................................................18
Ernst & Young.........................................................................................................................................................................................19
Hinckley Allen........................................................................................................................................................................................19
Investment Consulting Associates........................................................................................................................................................19Janitronics Bulding Services...................................................................................................................................................................19
Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP..............................................................................................................................................................19
WinterWyman Eexecutive Search ............................................................................................................................................................20
REAL ESTATE
BioMed Realty Trust..............................................................................................................................................................................21
Campanelli..............................................................................................................................................................................................21
CBRE/New England...............................................................................................................................................................................21
NAI Hunneman......................................................................................................................................................................................22
Newmark Knight Frank...........................................................................................................................................................................22
Patriot Place.............................................................................................................................................................................................22
Sentry Commercial.................................................................................................................................................................................22
Transwestern.................................................................................................................................................................................23
Union Point.............................................................................................................................................................................................23
Wyman Street Advisors.........................................................................................................................................................................23
UTILITIES
Eversource Energy..................................................................................................................................................................................26
Unitil........................................................................................................................................................................................................26
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS & CHAMBERS
AGC of Massachusetts...........................................................................................................................................................................24
CoreNet Global, New England Chapter..............................................................................................................................................24
Kendall Square Association...................................................................................................................................................................24
MassMEDIC............................................................................................................................................................................................24
MetroWest Chamber of Commerce.....................................................................................................................................................25
NAIOP....................................................................................................................................................................................................25
South Shore Chamber of Commerce.....................................................................................................................................................25
Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce.......................................................................................................................................25
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SANOFI GENZYMEwww.sanofigenzyme.comContact: Stephen Meunier, Global Business Partner for Public Affairs 617-768-6721, [email protected] Genzyme is the specialty care global business unit of Sanofi, focused on rare diseases, multiple sclerosis, immunology, and oncology. The company’s focus is on helping people with debilitating and complex conditions that are often difficult to diagnose and treat. It is dedicated to discovering and advancing new therapies, providing hope to patients and their families around the world. Founded as Genzyme in Boston in 1981, the company rapidly grew to become one of the world’s leading biotechnology companies, recognized for our pioneering development of treatments for rare genetic disorders and innovative
contributions to medical science and biomanufacturing.
SHIREwww.shire.comContact: Katie Joyce, Head of Corporate Affairs & Media Relations 781-482-2779, [email protected] is the leading global biotechnology company focused on serving people with rare diseases and other highly specialized conditions. Shire strives to develop best-in-class products, many of which are available in more than 100 countries, across core therapeutic areas including Hematology, Immunology, Neuroscience, Ophthalmics, Lysosomal Storage Disorders, Gastroin-testinal/Internal Medicine/Endocrine and Hereditary Angioedema; and a growing franchise in Oncology. Shire’s employees come to work every day with a shared mission: to develop and deliver breakthrough therapies for the hundreds of millions of people in the world affected by rare diseases and other high-need conditions, and who lack effective therapies to live their lives
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A/Z CORPORATIONwww.a-zcorp.comContact: Renee Driscoll, Business Development Manager 401-330-7366, [email protected]/Z Corporation is a privately held, industry-leading design, construction, and maintenance services provider. Its mission is to provide the highest levels of quality and value to its clients in technology-driven industries. This is a commitment that has been upheld for over 45 years through the efforts of its dedicated team members and unique combination of in-house resourc-es. A/Z Corporation understands what it takes for modern businesses to thrive in a fast-paced marketplace, and is here to
support its clients by adapting to their needs.
ARC/ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES CAMBRIDGE www.arcusa.comContact: Kelly Bliss, Senior Associate, Director of Business Development 617-575-4232, [email protected] Founded in 1969, ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge is an integrated architectural design firm providing services in architecture, planning, and interior design. ARC has earned a national reputation for leading edge design and exceptional client service to clients in the science and technology, higher education, independent school and athletics markets. As experts in developing flexible and creative solutions that can adapt to changing business needs, ARC delivers high performance spaces
for research, learning and play that are energy efficient and respectful of their community environment.
BSC GROUPwww.bscgroup.comContact: David Hayes, President & Chief Executive Officer 617-896-4300, [email protected] Group is a multidisciplinary consulting firm committed to supporting New England’s economic growth through the provision of engineering, planning, landscape architecture and ecological services. Headquartered in Boston, BSC offers client-focused solutions to support transportation, energy, and land development projects. BSC’s capabilities are augmented by the expertise of its affiliated firm, Geonetics, a software consulting firm specializing in the development of custom solutions
for the engineering and transportation industries.
CAPACCIO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, INC.www.capaccio.comContact: Lucy Servidio, Senior Vice President 508-970-0033 x114, [email protected] award-winning, national and state certified women-owned business and small business enterprise, Capaccio Environ-mental Engineering, Inc., provides multi-faceted environmental, health and safety consulting and engineering services which leads its clients toward sustainable growth. Clients have reduced operational risks and preserved their company’s brand. Many clients continuously make the Boston Globe’s “Greenest Companies” and Newsweek’s “Best Financial Performers” lists as
well as Boston Business Journal’s list of “Greenest Publically Traded Companies.”
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CUTLER ASSOCIATESwww.cutlerdb.comContact: Fred Mulligan, Chairman 508-757-7500, [email protected] Cutler Associates is a premier East Coast construction firm since 1972, providing collaborative project delivery through inte-grated planning, design, estimating, and construction management services. Specializing in corporate and industrial facilities, Cutler serves as the owner’s single point of contact throughout the building process. With its guidance and industry-specific knowledge, owner management teams can make highly informed decisions on options and alternatives to meet budget and
building performance priorities – assured that associated risks are under control.
DACON CORPORATION www.dacon1.comContact: Kevin Quinn, President & Principal 508-651-3600, [email protected] 1985, Dacon Corporation has been a fully-integrated design-build construction management firm focused on providing unsurpassed technical and professional services to program, plan, and build the business infrastructures necessary for the growth and success of its clients. Dacon professionals excel at working with corporate clients and developers, understanding
its clients’ businesses, and creating facilities that make its clients’ businesses better.
GZA GEOENVIRONMENTALwww.gza.comContact: William Hadge, President & Chief Executive Officer 781-278-3808, [email protected] provides geotechnical, environmental, ecological, water and construction management services to a wide array of private and public clients. Born in 1964 and based in Massachusetts, GZA has offices in the New England, Mid-Atlantic, Appalachian and Great Lakes regions, and has completed projects in almost every state and in numerous countries. The firm currently
ranks 116th in ENR’s Top 500 Design Firms list and 95th in its Top 200 Environmental Firms list.
J. CALNAN & ASSOCIATES, INC.www.jcalnan.comContact: Michael Wilson, Director of Strategic Development 617-801-0272, [email protected]. Calnan & Associates, Inc. is a leader in providing construction management and pre-construction services in the Academic, Corporate, Healthcare and Science & Technology markets in New England and beyond. For over 19 years, JC&A’s strategic thinking, proactive approach and commitment to its clients and communities has made it a leader in the industry. Among recent awards, JC&A has received a Boston Business Journal Citizenship award for its philanthropic efforts nine years
in a row and CoreNet recognized JC&A as “Regional Service Provider of the Year.”
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PERKINS+WILLwww.perkinswill.comContact: William Harris, Principal 617-406-3521, [email protected]+Will is an international interdisciplinary architecture and design firm where design, technology, and research con-verge to create places that improve how people live, learn, work, and play. Perkins+Will’s Boston office serves clients through-out Massachusetts, New England, the US and beyond, working in a variety of markets including commercial, healthcare, K-12, higher education, science + technology, sports + recreation, hospitality and interiors. Recently ranked as one of the top five most innovative architectural firms by Fast Company, the award-winning Perkins+Will, is consistently counted among the world’s top design firms.
PM GROUPwww.pmgroup-global.comContact: Paul DePriest, Vice President of Business Development 781-262-0829, 508-545-4338, [email protected] Group is an international provider of professional services in engineering design, architecture and project management. PM Group’s 2,200 multi-disciplinary staff is fully focused on successfully delivering complex high technology projects for clients in over 30 countries worldwide. PM Group’s expertise covers a range of sectors including Life Sciences, Food, Data
Centers, Advanced Manufacturing and Energy.
VHBwww.vhb.comContact: Robert Brustlin, Co-Founder & Chairman 617-924-1770, [email protected]’s passionate team of engineers, scientists, planners, and designers provides consulting services to clients in the transpor-tation, real estate, institutional, and energy industries, as well as to federal, state and local governments. Ranked 72nd in the nation among top design firms by ENR, VHB partners with its clients from 23 offices along the east coast to improve mobility, enhance communities, and strengthen economic vitality, while balancing development and infrastructure needs with steward-ship of its environment.
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495/METROWEST PARTNERSHIP www.495partnership.orgContact: Paul Matthews, Executive Director 774-760-0495, [email protected] in 2003, the 495/MetroWest Partnership is a non-profit advocacy organization serving thirty-five communities, over half a million residents, and an employment base of over $23 billion per year. The Partnership seeks to address regional needs through public-private collaboration by working to enhance economic vitality, improve quality of life and sustain natural re-sources. The Partnership focuses on helping to alleviate regional constraints and limitations, and conducts numerous initia-
tives on transportation, workforce housing, brownfields, and water resources.
BROCKTON 21ST CENTURY CORPORATIONwww.b21economicdevelopment.comContact: Michael Gallerani, Executive Director 508-586-0021, [email protected] Metro South region includes 18 communities south of Boston and is part of the Greater Boston economy. The region is bounded by Routes 128, 95, 495 and 3. The center of the region, and its economic, cultural and recreational hub, is the City of Brockton. Brockton 21st Century Corporation, the Metro South Chamber of Commerce, the Old Colony Planning Coun-cil, the Brockton Area Workforce Investment Board, and the Brockton Area Transit Authority work as a team to promote the
economic development of the region.
CITY OF BOSTONwww.cityofboston.govContact: Lauren Jones, Director of Business Strategy 617-635-3416, [email protected] Mayor’s Office of Economic Development (OED) for the City of Boston was created in 2014 to to make Boston an appeal-ing place for working families, entrepreneurs, businesses, and investors to innovate, grow, and thrive in a way that foster inclu-sion, broadens opportunity, and shares prosperity, thereby enhancing the quality of life for all Bostonians and the experience for all visitors. The Business Strategy Unit within OED is focused on business attraction and engagement across key growth and emerging industries such as the life sciences, high tech, clean tech, advance manufacturing, and the creative economy,
providing a one-stop resource for businesses seeking to expand, relocate, or become a community partner with the City.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTSwww.westernmassedc.comContact: Rick Sullivan, President & Chief Executive Officer 413-755-1300, [email protected] EDC of Western MA brings together the three-county, Western Massachusetts region’s public and private leadership to create a positive environment for responsible economic growth. Centralized coordination, collaboration, and comprehensive professional services are its unifying foundation. The EDC’s mission is to increase Western Massachusetts’ standard of living
by attracting and retaining quality jobs and companies, increasing investment, and attracting visitors.
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MARLBOROUGH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONwww.marlboroughedc.comContact: Meredith Harris, Executive Director 508-229-2010, [email protected] Economic Development Corporation is the state chartered economic development corporation for the City of Marlborough, MA and represents a public-private partnership for planning. The organization works with municipal and pri-
vate investors to foster economic development, job growth and community revitalization and development.
MASSDEVELOPMENTwww.massdevelopment.comContact: Meg Delorier, Chief of Staff 617-330-2016, [email protected], the state’s finance and development agency, works with businesses, nonprofits, financial institutions, and communities to stimulate economic growth across the Commonwealth. During FY2016, MassDevelopment financed or man-aged 352 projects generating investment of more than $4 billion in the Massachusetts economy. These projects are projected to create about 8,200 jobs and build or rehabilitate about 4,200 residential units.
MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY www.massport.comContact: Gordon Carr, Deputy Director, Department of Business & Strategic Planning 617-568-1006, [email protected] Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) is an independent public authority agency which develops, promotes and man-ages airports, the seaport and transportation infrastructure to enable Massachusetts and New England to compete successfully in the global marketplace. Massport’s portfolio includes Logan International Airport, L.G. Hanscom Field in Bedford, Worces-ter Regional Airport, and the Port of Boston as well as extensive commercial real estate. These facilities and operations gener-ate more than $8 billion for the region’s economy every year.
NORTH CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONwww.NorthCentralMass.com or www.ChooseNorthCentral.comContact: Roy Nascimento, President and CEO 978-353-7600 x225, [email protected] North Central Massachusetts Development Corporation (NCMDC) is a non-profit with the mission of creating jobs and improving the economy of North Central Massachusetts. It is the lead economic development organization for the region and acts as a connector, facilitator and partner. From businesses looking to start, expand or to those looking to relocate to North Central Massachusetts, let NCMDC be the primary resource. The NCMDC is staffed by experienced professionals with exten-sive backgrounds in economic development; banking and finance; and government affairs.
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PITTSFIELD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITYwww.pittsfieldeda.orgContact: Corydon L. Thurston, Executive Director 413-494-7332, [email protected] Economic Development Authority (PEDA), owner/operator of the William Stanley Business Park, is a local econom-ic development organization representing Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The City of Pittsfield is centrally located along the Western boarder of the State, in the beautiful rolling hills of the Berkshires. We’re a four season cultural and recreation destination, with short commutes and a great quality of life. Pittsfield offers an excellent opportunity for growing and relocating businesses to take advantage of state and local government incentive without the higher costs associated with a larger metropolitan area.
TAUNTON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONwww.tauntondevelopment.orgContact: Richard Shafer, Project Manager 508-824-5857, [email protected] Taunton Development Corporation (TDC) is a non-profit private corporation responsible for the continuing development, marketing, management, and maintenance of both the Myles Standish Industrial Park and the Liberty and Union Industrial Park. TDC is partnering with MassDevelopment on the MSIP expansion and the new Business Park at Myles Standish devel-
opment.
TOWN OF FRAMINGHAMwww.chooseframingham.comContact: Art Robert, Director of Community & Economic Development 508-532-5455, [email protected] Framingham EDIC is a Town board tasked with stimulating economic development and employment opportunities in ac-cordance with the Town’s economic development plans. Located at the heart of the MetroWest region, Framingham offers an exceptional location and access, an educated population, and a high quality of life. Framingham is home to the world head-quarters for a number of major corporations, including Bose, Staples, and TJX. The Town also hosts growing life sciences and IT clusters, anchored by Sanofi Genzyme and Boston Heart Diagnostics, as well as the IDG Group and Applause. Framingham
has implemented a predictable, five-step process to advance permitting decisions in a timely manner.
WESTBOROUGH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEedc.town.westborough.ma.usContact: Francisco Torres, Economic Development Coordinator 508-871-5149 x149, [email protected] Westborough Economic Development Committee seeks to create a positive experience for businesses interested in de-veloping land, property, or setting up a new corporate headquarters in Westborough. It works with businesses on everything from its permitting process to construction and/or land development. The Westborough EDC believes that in order for a businesses to be successful in their growth or expansion plans, a collaborative partnership must be established to create a swift permitting process and get businesses up and running.
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UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS www.massachusetts.eduContact: Lynn Griesemer, Associate Vice President for Economic Development, UMass President’s Office and Executive Director, UMass Donahue Institute 413-545-0001, [email protected] University of Massachusetts (UMass) mission is to provide an affordable and accessible education of high quality and to conduct programs of research and public service that advance knowledge, help build the economy and improve the lives of the people of the Commonwealth, the nation, and the world. The University system consists of five campuses covering every region in the state – the flagship campus in Amherst, the medical school campus in Worcester, and three comprehensive cam-
puses in Boston, Dartmouth and Lowell.
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE www.wpi.eduContact: Stephen Flavin, Vice President, Academic & Corporate Engagement 508-831-5095, [email protected] in 1865 in Worcester, Mass., Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is one of the nation’s first engineering and tech-nology universities. Its 14 academic departments offer more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science, engineering, technology, business, the social sciences, and the humanities and arts, leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. WPI’s talented faculty work with students on interdisciplinary research that seeks solutions to important and socially relevant problems in fields as diverse as the life sciences and bioengineering, energy, information security, materials process-
ing, and robotics.
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CHASE BANKwww.chase.comContact: Michael Houllahan, Senior Vice President 617-341-7358, [email protected] Commercial Banking serves middle market clients nationwide with annual revenue generally ranging from $20 million to $500 million, and provides financing to real estate investors and owners. Through strong partnerships across the entire firm, Chase Middle Market Banking is uniquely positioned to provide access to a complete range of products and services. Chase offers businesses and not-for-profit entities in Massachusetts the convenience and vast banking network of Chase, combined
with access to the thought leadership and global financial capabilities of J.P. Morgan.
CITIZENS BANKwww.citizensbank.comContact: Denise McGeough, Senior Vice President, Commercial Markets 617-725-5593, [email protected] Bank is one of the world’s leading commercial banking institutions. Through its US retail division, it operates a 12-state branch networked under the Citizens Bank and Charter One brand names with more than 1,500 branches, approxi-
mately 3,900 ATMs and more than 20,900 employees.
EASTERN BANKwww.easternbank.comContact: Greg Buscone, Senior Vice President, Commerical Banking - Group Head 617-897-1097, [email protected] in 1818 and based in Boston, Eastern Bank is the largest independent and mutually owned bank in New England, with over $10 billion in assets with 120 branches /locationsfrom Southern NH to Cape Cod. Eastern Bank offers banking, investments and insurance all under one roof, and prides itself on working harder to understand its customers’ needs so it can deliver these services in a committed and personal way. Eastern Bank includes Eastern Wealth Management and Eastern
Insurance.
MIDDLESEX SAVINGS BANKwww.middlesexbank.comContact: Charles Dwyer, Senior Vice President 508-599-5935, [email protected] roots dating back to 1835, Middlesex Savings Bank is the leading community-oriented mutual bank in Massachusetts, offering a full range of products and services to meet the financial needs of consumers and businesses. Middlesex is com-mitted to providing outstanding value in consumer, business and commercial banking. With over $4 billion in assets and 29 branch offices located in 24 communities, Middlesex is one of the largest and strongest banks in the state and a leader in commercial lending.
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SANTANDERwww.santanderbank.comContact: David B. L’Heureux, New England Market Manager, Corporate Banking 617-217-0024, [email protected] Bank, N.A. is one of the country’s largest retail and commercial banks with more than $83 billion in assets. With its corporate offices in Boston, the Bank’s 9,500 employees, 675 branches, 2,100 ATMs and 2.1 million customers are principally located in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. The Bank is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Madrid-based Banco Santander, S.A. (NYSE: SAN) , one of the most respected banking groups in the world with more than 125 million customers in the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. It is managed by
Santander Holdings USA, Inc., Banco Santander’s intermediate holding company in the U.S.
TD BANKwww.tdbank.comContact: Rebecca Frisch, Vice President, Government Relations 617-737-3620, [email protected] Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank, is one of the 10 largest banks in the US, providing more than 8 million custom-ers with a full range of retail, small business and commercial banking products and services. The company has particularly strong ties to the Massachusetts community and services approximately 1,300 convenient locations throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Metro D.C., the Carolinas and Florida. In addition, TD Bank and its subsidiaries offer customized private bank-ing and wealth management services through TD Wealth®, and vehicle financing and dealer commercial services through TD
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AEROTEKwww.aerotek.comContact: Joe Gaetano, Director of Business Operations 781-938-3006, [email protected] is a leading provider of technical, professional and industrial recruiting and staffing services. Aerotek is an operating company of Allegis Group® Inc., the largest staffing company in the US Aerotek operates an international network of more
than 200 non-franchised offices and 2,000 recruiters to identify screen and select top talent.
BOWDITCH & DEWEY, LLPwww.bowditch.comContact: Paul Bauer, Partner 617-757-6535, [email protected] Bowditch & Dewey, LLP is a Massachusetts law firm serving businesses in the Massachusetts business corridor from Boston to Worcester. The firm’s areas of expertise include real estate, environmental law, construction law, public finance, municipal law, corporate law, health care law, labor and employment law and litigation. Bowditch & Dewey recently established a government practice that leverages the experience of lawyers who previously served government agencies, including environmental, trans-
portation & construction, labor, consumer affairs, and anti-discrimination agencies at the state and federal levels.
DLA PIPER LLP USwww.dlapiper.comContact: Geoffrey Howell, Partner 617-406-6008, [email protected] Piper LLP US is an international law firm providing local, national, and multi-national clients with services in the core areas of Corporate and Finance, Litigation, Intellectual Property, Government Affairs, Tax and Real Estate. Its Boston practice is backed by more than 4,200 lawyers across its firm globally, working with clients on Real Estate, Litigation, Government
Affairs, Tax and Corporate and Securities related matters.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES, INC. www.mabrownfieldstaxcredit.comContact: Harold Davis, President 508-476-3900, [email protected] Development Incentives, Inc. (EDI) is a joint venture between Dorfman Capital, Inc. and New England Economic Development, Corp. established to serve real estate owners who seek federal, state and local business incentives to help finance their projects. EDI has the skills to identify programs for financing public infrastructure such as roads, parking garages, and water and sewer improvements needed for new or existing facilities. A substantial amount of EDI’s business involves the utili-zation of the Massachusetts Brownfields tax credit program.
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ERNST & YOUNGwww.ey.comContact: Jessica Craw, Manager | Tax Credits & Incentives Advisory Services 617-585-0341, [email protected] & Young (EY) is committed to building a better working world – with increased trust and confidence in business, sustainable growth, development of talent in all its forms, and greater collaboration. EY wants to build a better working world through its own actions and by engaging with like-minded organizations and individuals. EY wants to use its global reach and scale to convene the conversation about the challenges facing economies and the capital markets. When business works better,
the world works better.
HINCKLEY ALLENwww.hinckleyallen.comContact: David Connolly, Partner 617-378-4116, [email protected] Allen is a multiservice law firm offering a full range of legal services and pragmatic business advice to regional, national and international clients, with practices including Construction, Corporate, Litigation, Real Estate, and Trusts & Es-tates. With its longstanding reputation for creating lasting, meaningful business relationships, Hinckley Allen is more than just a law firm. Hinckley Allen is a law firm that truly and fully engages with its clients.
INVESTMENT CONSULTING ASSOCIATESwww.ic-associates.comContact: Chris Steele, President & Chief Operating Officer 617-314-6527, [email protected] Consulting Associates (ICA) provides location strategies for both business and economic development. ICA un-derstands how factors, such as operating costs, workflow, logistics flow, P&L, tax and regulatory environment impact busi-ness and community success and use this knowledge to help clients make better informed strategic location decisions. Core services include portfolio strategy, site selection, market assessment, business attraction, financial feasibility, and government
coordination.
JANITRONICS BUILDING SERVICESwww.janitronics.comContact: Dorrian Cohen Fragola, Vice President, Marketing & Business Development 781-647-5570, [email protected] Building Services is one of the largest privately held and locally managed building services companies in Mas-sachusetts. Janitronics has been an outstanding provider of premier building services in the greater Boston area for over 37 years. It provides superior cleaning, maintenance, and specialty services to some of the most prestigious properties in down-
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NUTTER MCCLENNEN & FISH LLPwww.nutter.comContact: Michael Scott, Partner 617-439-2811, [email protected] law firm of Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP has deep roots in Boston and a long-standing reputation of business savvy and pragmatism. The firm’s service model relies on teams of subject-matter experts using their knowledge ofthe market, the players and the law to help clients get things done. Clients have access to a broad platform of legal expertise and resources in business and finance, intellectual property, litigation, real estate and land use, labor and employment, tax and
trusts and estates.
WINTERWYMAN EXECUTIVE SEARCHwww.winterwyman.comContact: Dave Sanford, Executive Vice President, Client Relations 781-530-3071, [email protected] Executive Search is an authority in finding top Technology, Accounting, Finance and HR executives, leaders and talent. WinterWyman’s approach is highly strategic and collaborative, ensuring only the highest caliber, most appropriate prospects are recruited. For over 40 years, the firm has been helping power the Massachusetts’ economy by recruiting talent for emerging start-ups, growing businesses and industry leaders. It has been recognized as one of Boston’s Largest Executive Search Firms, Largest Temporary Placement Firms, and a Best Place to Work.
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BIOMED REALTY TRUSTwww.biomedrealty.comContact: Bill Kane, Senior Vice President 617-551-5932, [email protected] Realty Trust has a proven track record in bringing expertise to a full range of real estate services – leasing, develop-ment, construction, redevelopment, acquisition, financing and property management – to its tenant partners in the US and United Kingdom. BioMed Realty is involved with other civic organizations including MassBio, NAIOP, BOMA, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, ABC, and International Facility Management Association.
CAMPANELLIwww.campanelli.comContact: Peter Brown, Director of Leasing & Business Development 781-849-1440, [email protected] in 1947, Campanelli is a third generation, full-service commercial real estate development and acquisition compa-ny with extensive experience in the industrial, office, medical office, warehouse/distribution, retail, educational, cold storage, and multi-family markets. The team has developed 14 business parks in Massachusetts and over 22 million square feet across the nation, as well as provided international development consulting and site selection services. The company’s signature capabilities include land development, design and build redevelopment and value-added acquisitions. Campanelli’s in-house construction arm, Campanelli Construction, is a full-service construction management company providing third-party con-
struction services throughout the U.S. To date, Campanelli Construction has built over 20 million square feet nationwide.
CBRE/NEW ENGLANDwww.cbre-ne.comContact: Taidgh McClory, Managing Director/Partner 617-912-7085, [email protected]/New England, a joint venture with CBRE Group, Inc., has offices in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine and New Hampshire. CBRE Group, Inc., a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Los Angeles, is the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (in terms of revenue). The company serves real estate owners, in-vestors and occupiers worldwide. CBRE offers strategic advice and execution for property sales and leasing; corporate services; property, facilities and project management; mortgage banking; appraisal and valuation; development services; investment management; and research and consulting.
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NAI HUNNEMAN www.naihunneman.comContact: Michael DiGiano, Executive Vice President & Principal 617-457-3400, [email protected] Headquartered in Boston, NAI Hunneman is a leading provider of commercial real estate services to corporations, institutions and the private market. It is a member of NAI Global, the premier network of independent commercial real estate firms and one of the largest commercial real estate service providers worldwide. NAI Global manages a network of 5,000 professionals and 350 offices in 55 countries throughout the world. NAI professionals work together with its global management team to help clients strategically optimize their real estate assets.
NEWMARK KNIGHT FRANK www.ngkf.comContact: Ryan Weber, Senior Managing Director 617-449-5959, [email protected] Knight Frank’s (NKF) Boston office opened in 2007 with a local team of seasoned real estate brokers. The office expanded the following year, adding another local team of brokerage professionals, a property management division and retail services. In late 2015, 70 brokers from a competing firm joined NKF, and the team relocated to a state-of-the-art office in Boston’s Financial District. NKF’s real estate professionals provide a comprehensive suite of services that include tenant and
landlord representation, retail services, investment sales, property management, and project management.
PATRIOT PLACEwww.patriot-place.comContact: Ted Fire, Vice President, Construction & Development 508-384-4310, [email protected] on the Kraft family’s vision to create an economic driver for eastern Massachusetts, Patriot Place is a super-regional, outdoor mixed-use center centrally located between Boston and Providence. It exemplifies a new standard in retail, dining, en-tertainment and living. The amenities offered by Patriot Place promise to provide a perfect complement to a large-scale office
campus on over 200 acres presently being planned for the site.
SENTRY COMMERCIALwww.sentrycommercial.comContact: Mark Duclos, President 860-983-5630, [email protected] Commercial is one of the leading commercial real estate firms in Southern New England. The firm specializes in brokerage and consulting of industrial, office and investment real estate and serves the needs of its clients locally, nationally and internationally. Founded in 1991, Sentry employs one of the most experienced staffs in the industry, ensuring quality and
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TRANSWESTERNwww.transwestern.netContact: Brian Cohen, Partner 617-933-0161, [email protected] is a full-service commercial real estate firm offering strategic real estate solutions to discerning clients world-wide. Through a keen understanding of its client’s business objectives, an approach rooted in teamwork and timely, accurate research, Transwestern crafts creative, innovative solutions that provide its clients a competitive advantage in solving their lo-cal, national, and international real estate challenges. The firm has built a solid team of experts in brokerage, investment sales, market research, financial analysis with CPA capability, lease/portfolio review, location strategy, economic incentives advisory and operating and tax expense audit.
UNION POINTwww.unionpointma.comContact: Matthew Barry, Division President, Boston 617-249-1105, [email protected] Point, a unique city located on roughly 1,500 acres of land 12 miles south of Boston situated within the towns of Wey-mouth, Rockland, and Abington, Massachusetts. Union Point is a new culturally rich urban environment unlike any other in the United States. Rooted in 21st-century urbanism, the Union Point master plan vision combines the attributes and energy of a city – elements such as easy access to public transportation, entertainment and sports venues, art and culture, and educa-tion – with natural open spaces, pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly roadways, and tomorrow’s communications and smart-living technologies. The result will be a community that combines active living with “Smart City” design to offer the advantages of
urban density in a supremely livable environment.
WYMAN STREET ADVISORSwww.wsarealty.comContact: Joe Flynn, Director 781-684-1200 x26, [email protected] Street Advisors is involved in commercial brokerage, consulting and development. Founded on the ideals of person-al service, long-term relationships, unbiased advice, and market intelligence, Wyman Street Advisors’ professionals average 20 years in the industry, and deliver demonstrated solutions untainted by the quest for the next commissionable transaction or quick deal. Its client relationships are primarily advisory in nature and long term. It is Wyman Street Advisors’ goal to be involved in the evaluation, strategic planning, and execution of real estate strategy, and to collaborate with clients who value its advice and consult with the team regularly.
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ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF MASSACHUSETTSwww.agcmass.comContact: Robert Petrucelli, President & Chief Executive Officer 781-235-2680, [email protected] of Massachusetts is a statewide construction association representing leading union and open shop construction compa-nies that perform the majority of commercial, institutional and public construction in the Commonwealth. Professional firms that provide services to the industry are also part of the Association. AGC MA offers its members advocacy, labor guidance, management education, safety training, and future trends, and works collaboratively with real estate developers and building owners to create a more cooperative and streamlined atmosphere for development and growth.
CORENET GLOBAL, NEW ENGLAND CHAPTERnewengland.corenetglobal.orgContact: Chris Horblit, Immediate Past President and Member of Executive Committee 617-799-7876, [email protected] Global, New England Chapter is the premier association for corporate real estate professionals with more than 8,000 members around the world. It brings together colleagues, partners, competitors, and future employers in the corporate real estate industry and strives to create a global network of professionals in this field. CoreNet Global New England Chapter helps leading multinational companies from the Fortune and Global 1000 create strategic value for their enterprises in Asia, Australia Europe, Latin America, and North America.
KENDALL SQUARE ASSOCIATIONwww.kendallsq.orgContact: Alexandra Lee, Executive Director 617-547-5772, [email protected] Kendall Square Association is a membership-based organization that consists of companies and institutions committed to promoting the health, vitality and vibrancy of Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Kendall Square Association’s mission is to promote Kendall’s vibrant ecosystem through its convening power and vital programming.
MASSMEDICwww.massmedic.comContact: Thomas Sommer, President 617-414-1340, [email protected] was established in 1996 by company executives interested in promoting the unique interests of the state’s vibrant medical device sector. Now with 300 member companies, MassMEDIC has become the largest regional medical device orga-nization in the nation. MassMEDIC maintains an active calendar of events, with morning informational seminars, an Annual Conference and a MedTech Investors Conference. It represents industry interests on Beacon Hill and Capitol Hill and before various state and federal agencies. The organization also undertakes numerous activities in support of early-stage medtech
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METROWEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCEwww.metrowest.orgContact: Paul Joseph, President & Chief Executive Officer 508-879-5600, [email protected] MetroWest Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit business advocacy, community and economic development associa-tion committed to the support of its members’ growth and success and the development of a positive economic climate in the
MetroWest Region and across the Commonwealth.
NAIOP MASSACHUSETTSwww.naiopma.orgContact: David Begelfer, Chief Executive Officer 781-453-6900 x1, [email protected] Massachusetts, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, is a leading voice for commercial real estate and represents the interests of companies that develop, own or manage office, retail, multi-family, industrial, laboratory, mixed use and institutional real estate in the Commonwealth, as well as the professionals that serve the industry. In addition to pro-viding outstanding education and networking opportunities for over 1,700 members, NAIOP advances responsible commer-cial real estate development and advocates for effective public policy.
SOUTH SHORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCEwww.southshorechamber.orgContact: Peter Forman, President & Chief Executive Officer 781-421-3913, [email protected] South Shore Chamber of Commerce is a regional Chamber stretching between Boston and Cape Cod. It serves over 1400 members and several affiliated local chambers. The South Shore Chamber is currently leading an ambitious regional develop-ment strategy to help broaden the region’s economic base and promote stronger community development. The Chamber has two subsidiary organizations to help drive its development program: The South Shore Economic Development Corporation and the South Shore Education Foundation.
WORCESTER REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCEwww.worcesterchamber.orgContact: Tim Murray, President and CEO 508-753-2924 x244, [email protected] Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce is the largest Chamber in New England with over 2,300 members and grow-ing. It is the lead organization for economic development serving the region’s business community. The Chamber has taken a leadership role in economic development and is actively promoting the Worcester Value Proposition and generating interest and investment in Worcester and the Region. The Chamber is an active member of the Economic Development Coordinating
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EVERSOURCE ENERGYwww.eversource.comContact: Timothy Ceurvels, Director, Community Relations & Economic Development 617-541-7026, [email protected] Energy operates New England’s largest utility system serving more than 3.6 million electric and natural gas cus-tomers in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Eversource Energy is dedicated to this region, as well as the
people, energy and technology so vital to its security, stability and economic strength.
UNITILwww.unitil.comContact: John DiNapoli, Municipal & Community Services Manager 978-353-3259, [email protected] is a public utility holding company with operations in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Unitil provides en-ergy for life by safely and reliably delivering natural gas and electricity in New England and is committed to the communities it serves as well as developing the people, business practices and technologies that lead to dependable, more efficient energy.
Together, Unitil’s operating utilities serve approximately 103,300 electric customers and 78,700 natural gas customers.
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BMATTHEW BARRYDivision President, BostonUnion Point26 Memorial Grove AvenueSouth Weymouth, MA 02190Phone 617-249-1105Email [email protected]
PAUL BAUERPartnerBowditch & Dewey, LLP175 Crossing Boulevard, Suite 500Framingham, MA 01702Phone 617-757-6535Email [email protected]
DAVID BEGELFERCEONAIOP144 Gould Street, Suite 140Needham, MA 02494Phone 781-453-6900 x1Email [email protected]
KELLY BLISSSenior Associate, Director of Business DevelopmentARC/Architecture Resources Cambridge501 Boylston Street, Suite 4101Boston, MA 02116Phone 617-575-4232Email [email protected]
PETER BROWN Director of Leasing & Business DevelopmentCampanelliOne Campanelli Drive, P.O. Box 850985Braintree, MA 02184Phone 781-849-1440Email [email protected]
ROBERT BRUSTLIN Co-Founder & ChairmanVHB101 Walnut Street, P.O. Box 9151Watertown, MA 02472Phone 617-924-1770Email [email protected]
GREGORY BUSCONESenior Vice President, Commercial Banking,Group Head Eastern Bank265 Franklin StreetBoston, MA 02109Phone 617-897-1097 Email [email protected]
CGORDON CARRDeputy Director, Department of Strategic and Business PlanningMassport1 Harborside Drive, Suite 200SEast Boston, MA 02128Phone 617-568-1006Email [email protected]
TIMOTHY CEURVELSDirector, Community Relations & Economic DevelopmentEversource Energy1 NSTAR Way, SW300Westwood, MA 02090Phone 617-541-7026Email [email protected]
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BRIAN COHENPartnerTranswestern99 High Street, 30th FloorBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-933-0161Email [email protected]
DORRIAN COHEN FRAGOLAVice President, Marketing & Business DevelopmentJanitronics Building Services29 Sawyer RoadWaltham, MA 02453Phone 781-647-5570Email [email protected]
DAVID CONNOLLYPartnerHinckley Allen28 State StreetBoston, MA 02109Phone 617-378-4116Email [email protected]
JESSICA CRAW Manager, Tax Credit & Incentives Advisory ServicesErnst & Young200 Clarendon StreetBoston, MA 02116Phone 617-585-0341Email [email protected]
DHAROLD DAVISPresidentEconomic Development Incentives, Inc.80 Orange StreetDouglas, MA 01516Phone 508-476-3900Email [email protected]
SHARON DEFFELYExecutive Director, Corporate EngagementWPI100 Institute RoadWorcester, MA 01609Phone 508-831-5635Email [email protected]
MEG DELORIERChief of Staff MassDevelopment99 High Street, 11th FloorBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-330-2016Email [email protected]
PAUL DEPRIESTVice President, Business DevelopmentPM Group1400 District AvenueBurlington, MA 01803Phone 781-262-0829; 508-545-4338Email [email protected]
MICHAEL DIGIANOExecutive Vice President & Principal NAI Hunneman303 Congress Street, 4th FloorBoston, MA 02210Phone 617-457-3400Email [email protected]
JOHN DINAPOLIMunicipal & Community Services ManagerUnitil285 John Fitch HighwayFitchburg, MA 01420Phone 978-353-3259Email [email protected]
RENEE DRISCOLLBusiness Development ManagerA/Z Corporation1 Research Drive #110BWestborough, MA 01581Phone 401-330-7366 Email [email protected]
MARK DUCLOSPresidentSentry Commercial190 Trumbull StreetHartford, CT, 06103Phone 860-983-5630Email [email protected]
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GJOSEPH GAETANODirector of Business OperationsAerotek600 Unicorn Park Drive, 2nd FloorWoburn, MA 01801Phone 781-938-3006Email [email protected]
MICHAEL GALLERANIExecutive DirectorBrockton 21st Century Corporation50 School Street, P.O. Box 3182Brockton, MA 02301Phone 508-586-0021Email [email protected]
LYNN GRIESEMERAssociate Vice President for Economic Development, UMass President’s Office and Executive Director, UMass Donahue Institute Executive Director100 Venture Way, Suite 9Hadley, MA 01035 Phone 413-545-0001Email [email protected]
HWILLIAM HADGEPresident & CEOGZA GeoEnvironmental249 Vanderbilt AvenueNorwood, MA 02062Phone 781-278-3808Email [email protected]
MEREDITH HARRISExecutive DirectorMarlborough Economic Development Corporation91 Main Street, Suite 204Marlborough, MA 01752Phone 508-229-2010Email [email protected]
WILLIAM HARRISPrincipalPerkins+Will 225 Franklin Street, Suite 1100Boston, MA 02110Phone 617-406-3521Email [email protected]
CHUCK DWYERSenior Vice PresidentMiddlesex Savings Bank 6 Main StreetNatick, MA 01760 Phone 508-599-5935 Email [email protected]
FTED FIREVice President, Construction & DevelopmentPatriot Place 2 Patriot PlaceFoxborough, MA 02035Phone 508-384-4310Email [email protected]
STEPHEN FLAVIN Vice President, Academic & Corporate EngagementWPI100 Institute RoadWorcester, MA 01609Phone 508-831-5095Email [email protected]
JOSEPH FLYNNDirectorWyman Street Advisors404 Wyman Street, Suite 250Waltham, MA 02451Phone 781-684-1200 x26Email [email protected]
PETER FORMANPresident & CEOSouth Shore Chamber of Commerce1050 Hingham StreetRockland, MA 02370Phone 781-421-3913Email [email protected]
REBECCA FRISCHVice President, Government RelationsTD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank200 State Street, 10th FloorBoston, MA 02109Phone 617-737-3620Email [email protected]
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DAVID HAYESPresident & CEOBSC Group803 Summer StreetBoston, MA 02127Phone 617-896-4300Email [email protected]
JOSEPH HOLLANDSenior Vice President, Commercial Banking & Group HeadEastern Bank265 Franklin StreetBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-897-1045Email [email protected]
CHRIS HORBLIT Immediate Past President and Member of Executive Committee CoreNet Global, New England Chapter200 State Street, 13th Floor Boston, MA 02109Phone 617-758-6042Email [email protected]
MICHAEL HOULLAHANSenior Vice PresidentChase Bank1 International Place, 42nd FloorBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-341-7358Email [email protected]
GEOFF HOWELLPartnerDLA Piper LLP US33 Arch Street, 26th FloorBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-406-6008Email [email protected]
J LAUREN JONESDirector of Business StrategyCity of BostonOne City Hall, Room 603Boston, MA 02201Phone 617-635-3416Email [email protected]
PAUL JOSEPHPresident & CEOMetroWest Chamber of Commerce 1671 Worcester Road, Suite 301Framingham, MA 01701Phone 508-879-5600Email [email protected]
KATIE JOYCEHead of U.S. Corporate Affairs and Media RelationsShire300 Patriot WayLexington, MA, 02421Phone 781-482-2779Email [email protected]
KBILL KANESenior Vice PresidentBioMed Realty Trust101 Main Street, 16th FloorCambridge, MA 02142Phone 617-551-5932Email [email protected]
PAUL KURKERSenior Vice President & Team Leader, Commercial Banking North Eastern Bank605 Broadway, LF 24Saugus, MA 01906Phone 781-581-4235Email [email protected]
LALEXANDRA LEEExecutive DirectorKendall Square Association510 Kendall StreetCambridge, MA 02142Phone 617-547-5772Email [email protected]
DAVID B. L’HEUREUXNew England Market Manager, Corporate Banking Santander75 State StreetBoston, MA 02109Phone 617-217-0024 Email [email protected]
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NROY NASCIMENTOPresident & CEONorth Central Massachusetts Development Corporation860 South StreetFitchburg, MA 01420Phone 978-353-7600, ext. 225Email [email protected]
PROBERT PETRUCELLI President & CEOAGC of Massachusetts888 Worcester Street, Suite 40 Wellesley, MA 02482Phone 781-235-2680
Email [email protected]
QKEVIN QUINNPresident and PrincipalDacon Corporation16 Huron DriveNatick, MA 01760Phone 508-651-3600
Email [email protected]
RART ROBERTDirector of Community & Economic DevelopmentTown of Framingham150 Concord StreetFramingham, MA 01702Phone 508-532-5455Email [email protected]
SDAVE SANFORDExecutive Vice President, Client RelationsWinterWyman Executive Search880 Winter Street, Suite 200Waltham, MA 02451Phone 781-530-3071
Email [email protected]
MICHAEL SCOTTPartnerNutter McClennen & Fish LLPSeaport West155 Seaport BoulevardBoston, MA 02210Phone 617-439-2811
Email [email protected]
MPAUL MATTHEWSExecutive Director495/MetroWest Partnership200 Friberg Parkway, Suite 1003Westborough, MA 01581Phone 774-760-0495Email [email protected]
TAIDGH MCCLORYManaging Director/PartnerCBRE/New England33 Arch Street, 28th FloorBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-912-7085Email [email protected]
DENISE MCGEOUGH Senior Vice President, Commercial MarketsCitizens Bank28 State Street Boston, MA 02109Phone 617-725-5593Email [email protected]
STEPHEN MEUNIERGlobal Business Partner for Public AffairsSanofi Genzyme500 Kendall StreetCambridge, MA Phone 617-768-6721Email [email protected]
FRED MULLIGANChairmanCutler Associates43 Harvard StreetWorcester, MA 01609Phone 508-757-7500Email [email protected]
TIM MURRAYPresident and CEOWorcester Regional Chamber of Commerce446 Main Street, Suite 200Worcester, MA 01609Phone 508-753-2924, ext. 244Email [email protected]
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LUCY SERVIDIOSenior Vice PresidentCapaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc.293 Boston Post Road WestMarlborough, MA 01752Phone 508-970-0033 x114Email [email protected]
RICHARD SHAFERProject ManagerTaunton Development Corporation c/o TACC6 Pleasant Street, Suite ATaunton, Ma. 02780Phone 508-824-5857Email [email protected]
TOM SOMMERPresidentMassMEDIC650 Albany StreetBoston, MA 02118Phone 617-414-1340Email [email protected]
BONNIE SULLIVANVice PresidentMiddlesex Savings Bank6 Main StreetNatick, MA 01760Phone 508-599-5939Email [email protected]
RICK SULLIVANPresident & CEOEDC of Western MA 1441 Main StreetSpringfield, MA 01103Phone 413-755-1300Email [email protected]
CHRIS STEELEPresident and Chief Operating OfficerInvestment Consulting Associates 2345 Washington Street, Unit 201Newton Lower Falls, MA 02462Phone 617-314-6527Email [email protected]
MARK STERNMANDirector of Governmental Relations and CommunicationsMassDevelopment 99 High StreetBoston, MA02110Phone 617-330-2034Email [email protected]
TCORY THURSTONExecutive DirectorPittsfield Economic Development AuthorityP.O. Box 617Pittsfield, MA 01202Phone 413-494-7332Email [email protected]
FRANCISCO TORRESEconomic Development CoordinatorWestborough Economic Development Committee34 West Main StreetWestborough, MA 01581Phone 508-871-5149 x149Email [email protected]
WBEEN WANGPrincipalARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge501 Boylston Street, Suite 4101Boston, MA 02116Phone 617-575-4236Email [email protected]
MADISON WATERSBusiness Outreach ManagerMarlborough EDC91 Main Street, Suite 204Marlborough, MA 01752Phone 508-229-2010 Email [email protected]
RYAN WEBER Senior Managing DirectorNewmark Knight Frank470 Atlantic Avenue, 11th FloorBoston, MA 02110Phone 617-449-5959Email [email protected]
MICHAEL WILSONDirector of Strategic DevelopmentJ. Calnan & Associates, Inc.3 Batterymarch Park, 5th FloorQuincy, MA 02169Phone 617-801-0272Email [email protected]
LISA WILKPresident & CEOCapaccio Environmental Engineering293 Boston Post Road WestMarlborough, MA 01752Phone508-970-0033 x112Email [email protected]
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SUSAN HOUSTONExecutive DirectorMassEcon101 Walnut StreetWatertown, MA 02472Phone 617-924-4600 x11Email [email protected]
DOUG KEHLHEMSenior DirectorMassEcon101 Walnut StreetWatertown, MA 02472Phone 617-924-4600 x12Email [email protected]
ANNIE O’CONNELLCommunications DirectorMassEcon101 Walnut StreetWatertown, MA 02472Phone 617-924-4600 x13Email [email protected]
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Jay AshSecretary Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing & Economic Development (EOHED)One Ashburton Place, Room 2101Boston, MA 02108Phone 617-788-3610Email [email protected]
Nam PhamAssistant Secretary of Massachusetts Office of Business Development (MOBD)Massachusetts EOHEDPhone 617-973-8540Email [email protected]
Michael Kennealy Assistant Secretary of Business GrowthMassachusetts EOHEDPhone 617-788-3640Email [email protected]
Carolyn KirkDeputy SecretaryMassachusetts EOHEDPhone 617-788-3622Email [email protected]
Katie StebbinsAssistant Secretary of Innovation, Technology & EntrepreneurshipMassachusetts EOHEDPhone 617-680-7339Email [email protected]
Mark SullivanExecutive DirectorMassachusetts Office of International Trade & Investment 10 Park Plaza, Suite 4510Boston, MA 02116 Phone 617-973-8543
Email [email protected]
Annamarie KerstenDirector, Economic Development Incentives ProgramMOBD10 Park Plaza, Suite 3730Boston, MA 02116Phone 617-973-8534Email [email protected]
Peter MilanoSenior Regional Director, MetroWest & Merrimack ValleyMOBDPhone 978-970-1193Email [email protected]
Maria Di StefanoRegional Director, NortheastMOBDPhone 978-745-2387Email [email protected]
Richard DaltonRegional Director, Greater BostonMOBDPhone 617-973-8537Email [email protected]
Maria MarascoRegional Director, SoutheastMOBDPhone 617-833-1498Email [email protected]
Debra BoronskiRegional Director, WesternMOBDPhone 413-733-5357Email [email protected]
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