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Saint Vincent names new board members

New board members with strong Worcester connections have been added to the Saint Vincent Hospital Board of Trustees.

Movers & Shakers

KRISTIN ZIRKEL was promoted to assistant vice president, senior marketing officer at Clinton Savings Bank in Clinton....

Worcester hockey needs $350K from corporations

On top of the millions he is personally sinking into the venture, the owner of Worcester's new hockey franchise needs at least $350,000 in corporate sponsorships in a year before the puck can drop on its first season in October 2017.

Opioid crisis creating nonprofit demand

The ongoing opioid crisis has created a demand for services that Central Massachusetts organizations are working hard to meet.
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Manufacturers helping to create statewide incubator

The Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership is running a joint program with Greentown Labs in Somerville focused on connecting startups with manufacturers so they can learn from one another.

Nonprofit Business Leader: Edward H. Moore

A 30-year career in the healthcare administration industry with experience in hospitals everywhere from affluent Boston suburbs to the ghettos of Washington, D.C. has helped Edward Moore guide Harrington Healthcare.

FRESH BEGINNINGS

Block Advisors is now open at 943 Worcester St. in Natick, offering tax preparation and business services....

Worcester’s financial illiteracy creates demand for credit unions

After demand for its services led to almost unreasonable wait times at its two Worcester branches, Digital Federal Credit Union opened a third location in the city in November, where the staff has been busy educating people out of bad financial messes.
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Dental schools to introduce training on opioid abuse

Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday detailed an agreement reached with the deans of the state's three dental medicine schools to introduce training for opioid abuse prevention and management into their core curriculums.

Economist: recession coming, but not this year

The troubling worldwide signals of a potential recession are more smoke than fire and are unlikely to lead to a U.S. recession in 2016, according to an economist speaking Thursday in Worcester.
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