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🔒Massachusetts must be national leader on immigration

In order to become a state where immigrants want to pursue the American dream, Massachusetts needs to do more than hang a Welcome sign on its front door.

🔒Recruit great leaders with class, humor and respect

Business leaders like to think they have a view into the future and aspire to hire visionary recruits to bolster their team and reach the puck before their opponents.

🔒101: Managerial training

Great employees don’t become great managers automatically, by osmosis. It takes strategy, focused development and training.

🔒The 10 commandments of entrepreneurs

Living the life of an entrepreneur is not for faint of heart. So arduous is this journey that entrepreneurs spend more days in the low of a valley and less straddling the high of a peak
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🔒40 Things I Know About … Building galleries

Sometimes you can’t be patient, pay your vendors on time, insist on quality work, embrace the history, and build a generous contingency line into your budget.

🔒Empathy improves your business

Empathy puts everyone on the same level, and it is grounded in action, thoughtfulness, and connectivity.

🔒Seven Hills to revisit influential 2015 report on Worcester immigrants

Seven Hills Foundation has plans to revisit its influential 2015 report, which found foreign-born residents accounted for 37% of all business owners in Worcester and spent an estimated $472 million across the local economy that year.

🔒After toiling under communism, Albanian immigrants have found the American Dream in Worcester

To understand the Albanian community in Worcester, you need to understand some basic facts about Albania.
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🔒Brazilian-Americans have transformed MetroWest communities like Framingham and Marlborough

In Framingham, the influx of Brazilians has been particularly crucial to the revival of a former mill town going through hard times.

🔒Visa program used by Central Mass. businesses for specialized workers under fire

When Central Massachusetts companies look to fill software, programming or research jobs, they’re increasingly looking to foreign labor under an immigrant work program called H-1B.
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