Contents Of The January 18, 2010 Issue Of The WBJ
Issue Highlights
On Page One
PROMISES, PROMISES – How much incentive is too much incentive when it comes to government spending?
FEELING THE HEAT – A Fitchburg company has come under fire for failing to deliver on wood pellet promises.
News & Analysis
POT LUCK – The City of Worcester has decided to go with a Blackberry application to help connect residents with the Department of Public Works.
BARGAIN BASEMENT – With construction costs at historic lows, many projects are benefiting from low bids.
RECYCLE CHARGE – Legislation that would put the onus on computer manufacturers to pay for disposal costs is making its way through the state legislature.
Special Focus: Business Leaders of the Year
Big Business Leader: Girish Kumar Navani, eClinicalWorks
Entrepreneur Business Leader: Frank Carroll, Small Business Service Bureau
Nonprofit Business Leader: Jack Healy, MassMEP
Corporate Citizen: Morgan Construction
The List: Advertising & PR Firms in Central Massachusetts.
Shop Talk: Q&A with Joseph C. O’Brien, mayor, City of Worcester
Departments
Upcoming Issues
Feb.1 Issue: Special focus is Construction, Design & Architecture. The Lists: Commercial Sales, Leases, Construction projects
Feb.15 Issue: Special focus is The Boardroom. The List: Private Foundations
Watch as Editor Christina Davis discusses the contents of this issue:
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