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April 7, 2025Edition

🔒Q&A: Fresh food & community at the Market on Brussels

Market on Brussels in Worcester is bringing farm-fresh produce straight to the city.

🔒Editorial: Supporting our innovators

Last year, 2,904 new businesses incorporated in Central Massachusetts, according to the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth.

🔒Viewpoint: Don’t overlook nonprofit home health care

As the primary care workforce is shrinking due to an aging physician population and fewer new doctors entering the field, home health care can help bridge this gap and ensure patients receive essential services.

Movers & Shakers for April 7, 2025

Employees at ERA Key Realty Services, Fidelity Bank, and Old Sturbridge Village are taking steps forward in their careers.
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🔒101: Navigating career transitions with confidence

After years of building expertise, leadership skills, and industry connections, stepping into a new role, or even an entirely different field, requires careful strategy.

🔒Updated HIPAA rules aim to bolster healthcare security

By mandating encryption for both data at rest and in motion, the HHS intends to minimize the risk of data breaches and unauthorized entry to patient data.

🔒7 Things I know about … Fostering public-private collaborations

Jason Palitsch, executive director at the 495/MetroWest Partnership, offers some knowledge from his experience on creating collaborations between private entities and government.

🔒Know your self and grow your business

It was Epictetus who said “Know Thyself” first, before trying to know others. It's key to strong relationships, personal and professional success, and in achieving your true potential (and happiness) in life. An easy concept, but a life-long journey of self-reflection.
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🔒Power play: Youth hockey has become big business in Central Mass., even as programs focused on fun lose ground to more competitive teams

Factoring in more expensive travel teams, along with the revenue generated from equipment purchases, ice rentals, and the lodging costs and other expenses related to tournaments, it’s safe to say youth hockey has an outsized influence on the Central Massachusetts economy.

🔒Q&A: Happy lawyers, happy clients

As the firm’s new leader, Brodeur aims to cultivate a thriving workplace culture, hire and retain top talent, and strategically navigate evolving technologies to remain ahead in an increasingly dynamic legal landscape.

🔒From the Editor: Doesn’t curling sound like fun?

Even though I grew up near a curling facility and Central Massachusetts is home to a handful of curling clubs, I never actually tried the sport.
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