Archive for July 2022

The owners of the 90-year-old independently owned Harvard Book Store announced plans on Thursday to open a new store in Boston’s Prudential Center. Read More

Anthony Patti recognized early in the pandemic how crucial the bank’s role would be in aiding businesses. Read More

Liz Chaves, the CFO at Rosie’s Place, is credited with finding new efficiencies in its financial office, expanding the human resources department and more than tripling its investment portfolio. Read More

Ian Estepan initially planned to be a doctor, but unexpected success working with an investment bank convinced him otherwise. Read More

Karen Foley has turned Symmons’ fortunes around in the past couple of years despite having taken severe steps early in the pandemic to keep the company afloat financially. Almost half the company’s employees were laid off, and the remainder were furloughed. Read More

In five years with Focus Technology, Christopher Caprio has lent the expertise and skills he’s acquired through more than two decades in the field. Read More

Few milestones are as important to a company as an IPO and a well-considered acquisition. Michael Ellis has led the Boston tech company Flywire through both. Read More

In six years as CFO of MassMutual, Betsy Ward has led the Springfield insurer through a number of major transactions. Read More

Since 2020, Draper’s financial leadership has fallen to CFO Christine Albertelli. Read More

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals has been on a tear since Jim Frates joined the Cambridge firm early in 2021. Read More