Archive for August 2021

A recent report shows that in 2020, more than one-third of diverse board seats are occupied by persons on multiple Fortune 500 boards. There are surely more eligible men and minority board candidates that could be considered for these board seats. Read More

Here’s the third edition of our Executive Education Guide, a compendium of information on programs and courses targeted at professionals working in managerial and executive roles as offered by dozens of higher-education institutions in Mass. Read More

The New England Innovation Academy in Marlborough promises to prepare students in grades 6-12 "to shape the world through human-centered design." Matt Kressy, founding director of MIT’s integrated design and management graduate program, was a key figure in translating such vision into a reality at the school. Read More

Environmental and waterfront advocates, the New England Aquarium and residents of the Harbor Towers condominiums cheered the decision, while members of Boston’s real estate development community were left reeling. Read More

“We’re seeing dental AI software perform at the level of a team of trained dentists with accuracy closer than the width of a needle," Chris Balaban, DMD, clinical director for Overjet. Read More

Today, Boston has several qualified women of color running for mayor. America benefits from outside the institution thinking to bring us forward. Who better than women who represent communities generationally affected by our failing systems? Read More

The SBA is relaxing a location-based requirement for a contracting program due to Covid-19’s impact. Read More

Servier Pharmaceuticals, the Boston-based subsidiary of the French Servier Group, has scored an approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for a cancer drug and a related diagnostic test. Read More

WellPet, LLC, the largest North America based inde Read More