Trust Matters in Wealth and Banking
For 30 years, Anne Tangen had served wealth management clients at Fidelity and running a State Street Bank business unit that generated $90 million per year, until she found herself drawn to community banking.
For 30 years, Anne Tangen had served wealth management clients at Fidelity and running a State Street Bank business unit that generated $90 million per year, until she found herself drawn to community banking.
Eight years of hands-on experience in the life science world was the foundation of Jane Kepros’ career switch, where she now plays a role in shaping the next generation of research facilities.
As the East Cambridge Savings Bank’s new chief executive, Bombard is setting his sights on deploying more digital solutions to the $1.6 billion-asset lender’s product offerings.
Under the direction of Clement Fourny, SmartLabs has begun transforming the top floor of former retail space at the CambridgeSide property into a new life science research center for a broad spectrum of startups.
Known primarily for its vast multifamily portfolio, developer Greystar is in the hunt for good sites in Massachusetts to provide expansion for industrial real estate tenants. Chris Legocki oversees the effort.
At the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, Juana Matias is on a mission to make sure knowledge about how to leverage federal affordable housing funds to build a career in housing development knows no color line.
This year’s 30-year anniversary of Harvard-based Maugel DeStefano Architects’ founding is accompanied by a transition in leadership. Founder Brent Maugel is handing off control to 22-year veteran Jonathan Cocker and two other principals.
After stints in architecture and construction and roles with developers including Trinity Financial, Matt Zahler struck out on his own with MPZ Development, specializing in mixed-income housing projects.
Turbulent financial markets have whipsawed the commercial real estate industry, but from where Cappy Daume sits at The Davis Cos., evaluating potential acquisitions, there’s a lot of opportunity to take advantage of the situation.
Edward Augustus has had a whirlwind three months as the state’s first secretary of housing in two generations, tasked with building a brand-new state agency while responding to a humanitarian crisis and directing the creation of an ambitious housing policy and finance bill.
In just three months this summer, Anthony Lamacchia added two Massachusetts counties and over 1,000 square miles to the territory his brokerage, Lamacchia Realty, covers, and 92 more agents to do it with.
Veteran broker Robert Richards’ recent move to JLL Boston strengthens a life science team that includes industry insiders who played roles in solidifying Massachusetts’ leading role.
Bluestone Bank CEO Meg McIsaac took office as the 2023-2024 president of the Massachusetts Bankers Association in May in the middle of a challenging environment as regulators consider new banking rules and the economy puts a crimp in bank earnings.
Developers and landlords face difficult decisions about how to finance work to to control energy costs and comply with decarbonization regulations. Mike Doty and Nuveen Green Capital say they can offer an affordable solution.
For two decades, The Menkiti Group has successfully found 3 million square feet of opportunities in the Washington, D.C. region. Now its founder and CEO, Somerville native Bo Menkiti, is focusing on Worcester as the company’s next growth focus.
Worcester County’s Cornerstone Bank is facing off in a fight for deposits against some of the same giant banks where its head of retail banking, Altaf Ahmed, worked for 20 years.
Pressuring officials to address climate change with an equitable approach is a top priority of Elischia Fludd, the newly appointed executive director of the Massachusetts Climate Action Network.
South Shore properties long held by family businesses have risen in value and demand as redevelopment sites, creating a growth niche for David Ellis and Ellis Realty Advisors to help owners map out exit strategies.
Abby Nguyen-Burke’s early job as a part-time bank teller at Eastern Bank became her gateway to open up new opportunities for underrepresented small business owners at Eastern’s Equity Alliance for Business project.
John Dolan – also known as the Bruins’ PA announcer – takes over leadership of brokerage Avison Young’s New England region at a critical moment in the region’s commercial real estate industry.