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Miguel Fernandez-Nazario is helping to turn Downtown Worcester into a destination, through his leadership as operations supervisor for StreetPlus, managing the Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District's clean & safe team across a 78-acre radius.

Bill Spencer's banking career began with a student-run branch at Clinton High School, sparking a passion driving his rise from teller to commercial lending leadership.

The COVID pandemic and Heywood Healthcare’s financial restructuring in Chapter 11 bankruptcy created quite the challenge for its 1,700+ employees, but Kaleigh Maio has guided the North Central Massachusetts’ health system through the turbulent waters.

Joseph Heelan has scaled Powders on Demand from zero revenue to $5+ million annually in under five years while establishing the company as a key supplier for additive manufacturing and cold spray technologies.

During a turbulent labor market, Kait Urlaub's leadership proved essential to workforce stabilization and growth at UMass Memorial Health, the largest Central Mass. healthcare system with 20,000+ employees

Hamilton Soriano has built a thriving financial advisory practice focused on economic empowerment, particularly for underrepresented communities in an industry where people of color remain rare.

Andrew Sherman has established himself as one of Central Massachusetts' top commercial real estate brokers since joining Kelleher & Sadowsky six years ago from Boston-based JLL.

Ashley Coffey has established herself as a rising force in commercial real estate law, achieving partnership at Mirick.

As partner and managing attorney at The Law Offices of David A. Camiel, Nicole Torres helped open two additional offices, bringing the firm's total to four locations while doubling the staff of attorneys, paralegals, and administrators.

Brit Minichiello transformed a COVID-era leap of faith into a thriving woman-owned healthcare consulting firm that achieved seven-figure revenue by year two.