October 24, 2016Edition

Advice

Fighting stagnant productivity

How can businesses benefit from changes in the way teams collaborate at work?
Arts & Entertainment

Not your grandfather’s Central Mass.

A year after creating a new tourism agency, industry leaders are finding success promoting the region for rowing & swimming, brewery tours, international artists and waterslides.
News

Incorporations

These businesses incorporated with the Massachusetts Secretary of State's Office from July 1-16.
News

Worcester to Washington, 15 years in the making

Next year, Worcester Regional Airport will have multiple passenger airlines offering regular service out of Central Massachusetts for the first time since 2002.
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Advice

A smile can go a long way

You can spend tens of thousands of dollars marketing your business, but if once you acquire that customer you don't deliver exceptional service, that customer will find somewhere else to go.
Opinion

The power of women

In his intro to the 2016 Outstanding Women in Business edition, Editor Brad Kane reflects on the undervalued impact women have had on the lives of his disabled children.
News

On the ballot: yea for slots, nay for marijuana and charter schools

Taking a stance on ballot measures 1, 2 and 4.
News

The 2016 Outstanding Women in Business

Six women have been selected as the Outstanding Women in Business Award winners, being selected on their career achievements as well as their contributions to the Central Massachusetts community.
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Education

Antiquarian Society puts a copper face on antiquity

While it protects the antiquities from the past, it does not mean the American Antiquarian Society is stuck in the past, as highlighted by the new copper face it will soon show the city of Worcester.
Education

Women must continue to mentor, take risks

Worcester has secured its place in history as part of the women's rights movement but the community must continue to push forward.
Education

Clark to fight for more mid-career students

John Chetro-Szivos came full-time to Clark University in January, as the school was changing its College of Professional and Continuing Education (COPACE) into the School of Professional Studies in order to entice more mid-career professionals back to school for advanced education.
Advice

Online marketing

Ten steps could help you make the most of your marketing budget.
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News

The brand called you

You are your brand, and all that you say and do develops that brand in an ongoing, and hopefully evolutionary manner.
News

Judges for 2016 Outstanding Women in Business

Paul BelsitoPaul Belsito is president of The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation, overseeing The Hanover's community engagement programs....
Real Estate

Who owns students’ brain power?

From bulletproof vests to video games to a turtle prosthesis, Central Mass schools take varied approaches over the intellectual property of student projects.
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