Archive for May 2023

For the French pharmaceutical company, diversity and inclusion is more than just a "people and cultural strategy," as DEI head Subarna Malakar puts it: "It is part of our business." Read More

Berkshire Bank has worked to foster an inclusive community for its LGBTQ+ members inside and out of its bank walls. Read More

Ropes & Gray, the state’s largest law firm, works toward equality both inside its offices and out, including legal advocacy work on landmark marriage cases and helping LGBT clients across the country. Read More

National Grid is a 2023 recipient of the Boston Business Journal’s Corporate Ally Award, which recognizes Massachusetts companies that demonstrate a commitment and innovation for greater awareness of and solidarity with the LGBTQ community. Read More

Healey ought to fund the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center with at least $500 million for another five years. Read More

"Massachusetts is no longer, unfortunately, a really active solar market," Nexamp CEO Zaid Ashai said. "I hope the new administration can change that." Read More

The draw of Fenway Park’s history is enough to overcome the lack of a star-studded Red Sox roster, as the ballpark remains the most expensive experience in Major League Baseball. Read More

Aimed at fostering economic growth and addressing the wealth disparity in historically disinvested communities, MCCI has launched its Business Equity Investment Fund. The fund is set to provide patient, longer-term financing capital to entrepreneurs in Massachusetts, especially those from the Black and Latino communities. Read More

A single thread, winding with its twists and turns, can be traced through Elyse Cherry’s life. That thread follows her willingness — and eagerness — to stand up for what she believes in. Read More

“I wanted to lead an organization where I was leading by example and bringing my whole self to work every day,” said the CEO of PAN Communications. Read More