Biotechnology in Central Massachusetts is a rapidly growing industry, characterized as much by its big players as its nascent, up-and-coming companies. Together, players old and new stand to define what biotech in and around Worcester will look like for generations to come.
As the next generation behind the region’s agricultural sector raises its profile and adapts to social-technological norms, MacKay is leading the charge forward.
The Blackstone Valley is a pocket of storied manufacturing towns, many of which have spent the last several decades pivoting from textiles to more modern sectors in higher demand.
When one thinks of the diversity, equity, and inclusion industry in Central Massachusetts, one invariably thinks of Zolezzi-Wyndham, founder and owner of the consultancy company Promoting Good.
Pedraja might seem an unsuspecting standout in the region’s biotech industry this year, but only if you’re not familiar with the programming he leads at QCC.