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🔒A Thousand Words: The migrant workforce

Gov. Maura Healey has requested work authorization for immigrants in Massachusetts among critical workforce shortages.

🔒101: Scaling up

The startup phase always seems to get all the hype: It’s the sexy, entrepreneurial, begins-in-the-garage, idea stage of a company’s early beginnings. But when things ramp up and scale up, discipline kicks in.

🔒Legal details can make or break cannabis startups

The streets may not necessarily be paved with gold for cannabis entrepreneurs, but they are filled with regulations.

🔒5 things I know about … Partnering with distributors

Here are some worthwhile areas of focus related to forming and growing mutually beneficial distributor relationships.
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🔒Overcoming imposter syndrome

Many successful people struggle with the persistent feeling of being an intellectual fraud despite evidence to the contrary. Imposter syndrome often stems from deep-seated insecurities:

🔒Staying mutual: Before agreeing to a merger, Fidelity Bank & Cape Cod 5 discovered similarities in their cultures and missions

.About a year ago, Fidelity Bank Chairman and CEO Edward Manzi began working on a deal with Matt Burke, his counterpart at Hyannis-based bank Cape Cod 5.

🔒Enforcing the win-win: Worcester’s assertive moves are less likely to scare developers than macroeconomic forces

The City of Worcester has moved assertively to ensure it is getting a fair deal with developers, placing demands on businesses without reversing Worcester's development-friendly reputation.

🔒A military mindset: A credit union works to help veteran entrepreneurs

Veterans face added challenges in financing a business, and at least one local credit union is seeking to make business loans more accessible for entrepreneurs who have served in the military.
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🔒Treating opioid addiction in the field

To reach vulnerable populations, healthcare providers find news ways to deliver care where patients are most likely to need treatment.

🔒That didn’t last long: David Jordan delays retirement to help reshape Clark business school

Less than two weeks into retirement, the former leader of Seven Hills signed on for a new challenge: Helping business students consider the larger societal good.
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