Under Clark Ziegler, the Massachusetts Housing Partnership has become an important financial partner for housing developers and first-time homebuyers. Now, after 35 years he’s handing over the reins.
Shane Herlet helps lead a company trying to up the ante in its industry with a new brand that combines hospitality-level living standards and urban locations.
Grace Lee has taken over as president and CEO of St. Mary’s Credit Union, but her time leading M&T Bank’s Boston-area unit is producing one last headline: a philanthropic honor from the Boston Arts Academy foundation.
Jonathan Garland is finding success combining architecture and development services under the umbrella of J. Garland Enterprises, his Boston-based company.
After 104 years, The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod has rebranded to Cape & Coast Bank. But as it adopts a new name, the bank is saying goodbye to longtime CEO Lisa Oliver.
Friends outside CRE wondered whether JLL office broker Sarah Griffith would entertain a career change after the pandemic. In fact, she was having banner years.
Joshua Amaral is steeped in efforts to make New Bedford better. Now, he’s leading the city’s drive to recruit more housing, including market-rate development.
Dr. Kirk Taylor is Massachusetts’ point person on the life science industry. And he’s just launched a new program with money for biomanufacturing developers
As CEO of PeoplesBank, Tom Senecal has led the mutual bank through some huge changes in the last 10 years, and helped set its course for the future.
The world’s largest commercial real estate brokerage has a new face leading its New England region as it expands and diversifies its business: Mike Brucato.
Erik Porter has big shoes to fill when he succeeds The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod President and CEO Lisa Oliver upon her retirement in October.
As Citizens’ head of retail transformation, Karen Swiatocha plays a key role in the bank’s branch strategy. The bank recently opened its latest Massachusetts branch in Brockton.
Developers need to keep up to speed on an expanding array of environmental regulations, creating opportunities for Agnes Vorbrodt and her firm.
Multifamily broker Travis D’Amato of Walker & Dunlop says these are indeed good times for buyers and sellers of apartment buildings in Greater Boston.
Can you be too good at customer service? Andrew Marquis of CrossCountry Mortgage thinks loan originators’ strong skills are making people expect more from mortgage servicers.
Dr. Hilary Gallin and Kaitlin McCarthy, the CEO of Boston-based Ionic Development, have launched a line of protective vests for women in construction and plan additional work gear for an expanding array of industries.
Lorraine Finnegan, the new CEO of SMMA architects, has a history of adapting to changing economic conditions. The current economic climate is no exception.
If you follow housing policy, you know Amy Dain. The longtime freelance public policy researcher recently joined Boston Indicators to build on her research into the state’s housing production struggles.
Patrick Fox helps developers navigate the rocky shoals of local politics and potential hazards on the route to approval. He’s now distilled his experiences into a new book.
Berkshire Bank is launching its new flagship private banking center and senior vice president Paul O’Donnell is ready to lead its battle for a larger share of Boston’s high net-worth depositors.
