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2023


May 2023 InBrief

CBRE Group, Inc. announced that it has been named to Fortune’s America’s 2023 Most Innovative Companies roster, which recognizes U.S. companies “at the forefront of innovation.” Only 2% of the companies evaluated are deemed “most innovative” and CBRE is the only commercial real estate services company to receive this recognition.


April 2023 InBrief

Leading business groups in Massachusetts have urged newly-elected Gov. Maura Healey to focus on the state’s economic competitiveness.


March 2023 InBrief

This signature event celebrates companies throughout the Commonwealth for their contributions to the state’s economy since January 1, 2022. Companies have located a new operation in Massachusetts or expanded operations here resulting in added jobs and facility investment; social impact with community involvement and philanthropic efforts; internal/external equity, diversity & inclusion practices.


February 2023 InBrief

Governor Maura Healey announced that she is filing her first two pieces of legislation, one of which is a $987 million “immediate needs” bond bill targeting housing and economic development.


January 2023 InBrief

On January 10th, MassEcon hosted its Annual Economic Outlook featuring Dr. Mary Burke, a leading economist.


July 2023 InBrief

Massachusetts to launch MassTalent, King Street completes new Cambridge life sciences facility, Cummings awards non-profit grants, and more


June 2023 InBrief

Dozens of Massachusetts Small Businesses Recognized for Achievements and Resilience


July 2023 InBrief

At the BIO International Convention last month, Governor Maura Healey announced that her administration is launching a new strategy for connecting employers to skilled, diverse workers in Massachusetts called MassTalent.


June 2023 InBrief

Senator Anne Gobi, D-Worcester, has been named director of Rural Affairs in the Executive Office of Economic Development. In the position, Gobi will advocate for rural communities, Healey said Monday, to support economic development and growth in rural areas of the state.