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ELIZABETH SMALL is now general counsel at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester. She most...

Area colleges focus on big data

Before he was a management professor at Nichols College, Leonard Samborowski worked for the head of army intelligence at the Pentagon, where he used data analytics to predict the outcome of possible military moves.

Education Economic Forecast

While the recession brought professionals back to school to continue their education in droves, a rosier economic picture has diminished the swell somewhat. But the recession had lasting impacts on higher education in particular.

Becker names David Jordan director of social business center

Becker College has named Seven Hills Foundation President and CEO David Jordan as the first director of a new center that will focus on how business can identify and solve social problems, the Worcester school announced Wednesday.
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David Jordan

As if running the largest nonprofit in Central Massachusetts wasn't enough for him, if you blink too long, David Jordan will likely have acquired a new role in the community, shaping the region with some new responsibilities.

Accolades & Honors

Consigli Construction Co. Inc., with offices in Milford, won two Best Project Awards from Engineering News-Record.The awards...

Q&A with Geoffrey Dancey, President & Portfolio Manager, Cutler Capital Management

Geoffrey Dancey first came to work for Melvin Cutler at his investment advisory firm when Dancey was an intern out of Clark University.

Middlesex Savings honored for new biz lending

The Massachusetts office of the U.S. Small Business Administration has awarded Natick-based Middlesex Savings Bank with its Lender of the Year to New Business Award.
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Clark honored nationally for diverting food waste

Clark University in Worcester was one of 14 organization honored nationally by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for diverting food waste out of landfills.

Worcester State adds freight farm, fresh produce

Worcester State University will be the first higher education campus in New England to make use of a freight farm with a 40-foot shipping container set to yield an acre's worth of fresh produce for the campus' dining hall.
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