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Jan. 6, 2020Edition

🔒Q&A: Michael Robertson leads environmental cleanups

For 25 years, Michael Robertson has been disposing clients' chemicals and dealing with environmental contamination emergencies.

🔒UMass Memorial’s Dickson proves he is worth $2.3M

It is easy to scoff at the $2.3 million in total compensation made by Eric Dickson, president and CEO of UMass Memorial Health Care in Worcester, and say he is overpaid.

🔒Be cautiously optimistic for 2020

The good news is Worcester is in the midst of an exciting renaissance with a robust economy.

Movers & Shakers for Jan. 6, 2020

Check out who being hired and promoted in the Central Massachusetts business community.
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🔒101: Creating swimlanes

Containing columns with what responsibilities fall to who and how they all come together shows how all contributors pitch in at each stage.

🔒Nice guys finish first: Soft skills key to success

Soft skills are competencies uniquely human and fast becoming more valuable in today’s technology-driven world.

🔒10 Things I know about … Insurance

Personalized services is something a lot of people still look in the insurance industry.

🔒Speaking my mind & standing my ground: My evolution as a boss

With change there will always be a resistance, and in some cases, rebellion. It is important to look at ourselves and see what we can improve on, but it is okay to look at ourselves and stand our ground.
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🔒Leading healthcare organizations in Central Mass. cutting total executive pay

Faced with declining patient discharge numbers and seeing a chance to pare costs that didn’t directly affect patients, UMass Memorial Health Care leaders in Worcester made a tough financial choice to cut much of its executive ranks.

🔒Worcester County fighting a three-part opioid syndemic

Worcester county is one of three counties in Massachusetts and eight across New England to be hit by the broadest array of opioids: prescription opioids, heroin, and prescription–synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl.

🔒Greendale Mall to be demolished and redeveloped

Nearly one year after the Greendale Mall in Worcester was listed for sale, a Boston real estate development firm paid $7.1 million for the troubled shopping center on Dec. 23.
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