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40 Under Forty, Class of 2020
This year’s 40 Under Forty class is certainly like no other. Although full of the archetypal up-and-coming leaders of Central Massachusetts business organizations, each member of the Class of 2020 has found a way to thrive in the midst of the international coronavirus crisis and – more often than not – are taking the lead in helping the local community fight its way through to the other side, even as they go through the same adjustments to their personal and professional lives as the rest of us.
Among the winners this year are entrepreneurs who have found new ways to meet the rapidly changing needs of the world, company leaders who are helping their firms protect employees and support their communities, advocates for social justice who have made their voices louder in a chaotic time, and – at their core – caring people who want the best for their families and friends, their businesses and our society.
See the full list of winners below
Click here to read how the 40 Under Forty were selected this year.
Go here for the digitized version of the WBJ print magazine featuring the 40 Under Forty 2020.
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Meet the 40 Under Forty Class of 2020
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Alex BartholomewSenior vice president & chief investment officer, Bartholomew & Co. Inc.View Profile -
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Kayla C. Daly MA, MT-BC, LMHCOwner, clinical director & professor, Worcester Center for Expressive TherapiesView Profile -
Karim El-GamalCo-owner, Rail Trail Flatbread Co, New City Microcreamery & Less Than Greater ThanView Profile -
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Alex GuardiolaDirector of government affairs and public policy, Worcester Regional Chamber of CommerceView Profile -
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Robyn Kennedy (she/her)Associate executive director, for mission, programs & community impact, YWCA Central MassachusettsView Profile -
Matthew P. Krumsiek, EAManaging partner, Krumsiek & Associates, P.C. | Business & Tax AdvisorsView Profile -
Kelsey LamoureuxDirector of the Worcester Jobs Fund, City of Worcester, MassHire Central Region Workforce BoardView Profile -
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Dr. Jennifer (Zorge) LitchfieldAssistant dean & chief nurse administrator, Becker CollegeView Profile -
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Nicholas S. LynchAssistant vice president & mortgage sales manager, Webster Five Cents Savings BankView Profile -
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Abigail MathewsFamily nurse practitioner & assistant medical director, Edward M. Kennedy Community Health CenterView Profile -
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Kimberly SokolVice president of rehabilitation and support services, Easterseals MassachusettsView Profile -
