Tag: xApril ’18 HP
MassCEC Funds Clean Energy Companies
Boston – The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) announced $200,000 in investments for four early-stage clean energy companies in Cambridge and Somerville as part of AccelerateMass, a program designed to provide funding to Massachusetts-based startup companies that recently graduated from business accelerator programs. MassCEC awarded a convertible note of $50,000 to each of the following […]
Harvard University’s Ray Basketball Pavilion Revitalized
Cambridge, MA – Bruner/Cott & Associates completed a $15.5 million revitalization of Harvard University’s historical Ray Lavietes Pavilion for the 2017/2018 basketball season. The 35,556sf restoration, renovation, and new construction initiative is the firm’s first sports facility project. The renewed pavilion provides modern amenities aligned with Harvard’s athletic aspirations. First constructed in 1926 as Briggs […]
Pinck Promotes Four
Boston – Pinck & Co. Inc., a comprehensive real estate development and project management services firm, has announced Andraya Lombardi, CSL, MCPPO; Tom O’Neil, CSL, LEED AP, MCPPO; Alicia Toney, CSL, MCPPO; and Dani Letitia, Assoc. AIA, MCPPO, have received promotions. Lombardi and O’Neil, who joined the company in 2007, were promoted from project director to […]
Siemens Hires Two
Boston – Siemens Industry, Inc. recently announced the addition of two team members to the Boston branch of its building technologies division supporting its sales teams. Butch Blais has been named senior sales executive and will be responsible for obtaining and maintaining new business opportunities for fire alarm systems in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts […]
Mass Community Health Centers Improve Facilities
Boston – MassDevelopment recently provided grants totaling $525,502 to 11 community health centers across the commonwealth through the agency’s Community Health Center Grant Program, which will help these organizations complete capital improvement projects. The program offers grants of up to $50,000 each for projects ranging from installing updated electronic health record systems and HVAC equipment […]
The Real Cost of Safety
Bloomfield, CT – Bartlett Brainard Eacott, Inc. (BBE), a GC/CM firm headquartered in Bloomfield, sponsored “The Real Cost of Safety” program on March 26. BBE invited over 100 clients, subcontractors and building officials to be guests at this candid presentation. The program covered the importance of preplanning, the culture of safety, and the far-reaching effects of […]
PROCON Partners With Child and Family Services
Manchester, NH – Child and Family Services (CFS) of NH hosted its fourth annual SleepOut to raise community awareness and funds for homeless and at-risk youth. The CFS team was joined by state and local business leaders, advocates, and supporters on March 23, at the Stanton Plaza in Manchester. Among the attendees were N.H. Governor […]
Construction Management Firm Promotes Five
North Reading, MA – Columbia Construction Company, a construction management firm in New England, recently announced the promotion of five employees. Ian Manferdini, LEED AP, has been promoted to senior project manager. He has successfully managed multiple phases of Wayfair’s office relocation at Copley Place that spans multiple floors and towers. Matt Arsenault has been […]
MPA Welcomes Back Sullivan
Boston – Margulies Perruzzi Architects (MPA) recently announced that Jane Sullivan, LEED AP, NCIDQ, has rejoined MPA as a senior interior designer. Previously employed at MPA for 14 years before leaving the firm for two years, she will continue to work on key interior design and workplace strategy projects and assist with business development for […]
Multifamily Investment Sales Team Hired
Bethesda, MD – Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced that it has hired a new, multifamily-focused investment sales team in Boston. Managing directors Michael Coyne and Travis D’Amato join Walker & Dunlop from Jones Lang LaSalle (“JLL”). This new team expands the company’s multifamily investment sales practice into five new states.
