Archive for April 2022
Why faculty morale is a major factor in higher education’s workforce problem
Higher-education professors interviewed for this story contend that the sector is suffering from low morale after two years of operating during the Covid-19 pandemic, which is bad news for college administrators trying to right the ship and rebuild their communities. Read More
Read MoreBoston Public Health Commission recommends masks indoors after new Covid spike
Boston had a 65% increase in Covid-19 cases over the last two weeks. Read More
Read MoreBest Places to Work honorees announced — Large category
The Boston Business Journal unveils its 20th annual Best Places to Work awards. Here are this year’s winners in the Large Company category. Read More
Read MoreNominations are open for our 2022 Fire Awards
Fire is our premier awards showcase, celebrating the startups, growing companies and individuals that have had a banner year within the local ecosystem. Read More
Read MoreLargest Clean Energy Companies in Massachusetts
Rank Firm/Prior rank (*unranked in 2021)/ Total number of employees in Mass. Total employees (all offices) Total 2021 revenue Type of clean energy products/services Top local executive(s) 1 Schneider Electric, 1 Boston Place, Boston, MA 01810, 617-904-9422, se.com 2000 135000 31600000000 Leverages EcoStruxure – its open, interoperable, IoT-enabled system architecture – to deliver enhanced value…
Read MoreThe Petri Dish: Two startups get new CEOs, workforce dev coalition ramps up
Here’s The Petri Dish, a roundup of news that may get overlooked amid the influx of health care happenings. Read More
Read MoreNational Grid targets fossil-free gas and electric networks by 2050
National Grid says it can eliminate fossil fuels from its existing gas and electric networks across Massachusetts and New York, replacing them with ramped up renewable natural gas and green hydrogen. Read More
Read MoreUMass Boston names new dean for its college of management
UMass Boston has named a business dean at the University of South Dakota to lead its College of Management. Read More
Read MoreViewpoint: Using Green Zones to drive environmental justice, spur innovation
Green Zones are areas “in need of critical green intervention." Their use represents a justice-oriented approach to new investments, planning decisions, infrastructure development and community participation. Read More
Read MoreHow employers are tweaking their offices to entice workers back
From amenities to Zoom rooms: How employers are tweaking their office spaces to entice workers back. Read More
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