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🔒101: Effective reskilling

Economic experts say reskilling is needed as a result of the pandemic, as companies lose profits and experience layoffs due to deglobalization, digitization, and corporate consolidations.

🔒A virtual acquisition: Takeaways from a first of its kind

As CEO of blumshapiro, I worked side by side with our partner group through the extensive due...

🔒10 Things I Know About… Successfully building relationships via Zoom

Though we all may be feeling a little Zoom fatigue, we cannot deny video conferencing is now forever woven into the fabric of the business world.

🔒Worcester’s unique authenticity should guide future development

Almost 15 years since Worcester was deemed a Gateway City, it is of value to take a pulse on the impact of development in that time and how it has influenced the fabric of the city.
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🔒Polar Park construction delays limit WooSox revenue in inaugural season

When the Worcester Red Sox started their inaugural season in the city on May 11, the team...

🔒Colleges prepare for students to have academic, mental health challenges this fall

A year of pandemic learning has emphasized key issues that existed before the pandemic and induced efforts to provide resources to these key areas.

🔒Hiring WPI’s global dean marks milestone in international projects program

With Mimi Sheller of Philadelphia’s Drexel University just named incoming dean, The Global School at Worcester Polytechnic University has launched as a formalizing and furthering of something the university has done all along: global projects. 

🔒Worcester looking to roll out permanent outdoor dining program this spring

Worcester’s restaurant scene may soon be able to take permanent advantage of the expanded capacity and increased amenity offered by outdoor dining, as the pandemic-induced provision will continue beyond the lifting of the Massachusetts’ state of emergency on June 15.
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🔒Q&A: Sutton physical therapy center expanding to Shrewsbury

If there’s a healthcare equivalent of the tech startup cliche of starting a business out of someone’s garage, that’s about exactly what Dr. Sean Lordan did.

🔒A nutritious recipe for better health

Heart transplants may be prevented with lifestyle changes, such as diet, physical activity, stopping smoking and moderate weight loss.
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