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As the managing partner and founder of Krumsiek & Associations, P.C, Krumsiek has helped the lives of around 1,000 clients and 300 small to midsized businesses in Central Massachusetts.

Agostinelli joined DAVIS in 2009 right out of college. His immediate impact led to him becoming the sales manager soon and, within one year of becoming sales manager, being promoted to sales director.

Running a successful restaurant would seem to be enough to keep anybody busy. Larbi, however, apparently still has time and energy to spare.

Sarah Connell Sanders is committed to being an ambassador for the city of Worcester. Other than her...

At Webster Five, Lynch might seem to have a by-the-numbers type job, maybe buried in paperwork. He sees it as being trusted with a role in one of the most important decisions in someone’s life: buying a home.

During the last recession in 2009, Bryan Sawyer became the general manager of his family's Bull Run Restaurant and embarked on its rebuilding, survival, and upgrade.

Marie Paturzo is a certified financial planner professional, who has established herself as a valued resource to the clients she serves.

In his home country of the Dominican Republic, Johan Romero Luna worked at an Army hospital and in pharmaceutical sales while completing his business degree at night. When he, his wife and young daughter arrived in the U.S. in 2010, he initially struggled to land job interviews and find work.

This is how you launch and grow a business right: Sean Lordan, who started Concierge Physical Therapy less than five years ago without a physical space of its own, tripled gross revenue from his first year to his third, and added five full-time doctors to his staff of what’s now more than 20 people.

Creedon-Linton first started in the family catering business in high school, but today it can seem she practically does it all for Creedon & Co. She started her run up the ladder as an event and party planner, working on each miniscule detail with brides and grooms for their big day.