Employer confidence in Massachusetts surged during November amid a post-election economic rally that saw financial markets rise to record levels and the state unemployment rate drop to 3.3 percent. The Associated Industries of Massachusetts Business Confidence Index rose 1.9 points to 58.1 last month, 1.2 points higher than its level in November 2015. The third consecutive monthly increase in employer sentiment reflected across-the-board bullishness about the state and federal economies, along with a continued recovery of confidence among Massachusetts manufacturers. Read more here.
Rogers & Gray Insurance marks the 30th Anniversary of the Thanksgiving Dinner for the Needy
In 1986, Charles "Chuck" Robinson had an idea. As a way of giving back to the community, he and his fellow Rogers & Gray Insurance employees began a "Thanksgiving Dinner for the Needy" on the Wednesday before the holiday. On November 23, 2016, Rogers & Gray marked the 30th Anniversary of this tradition.
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Cape Arts & Entertainment announces resignation of CEO/President
The Board of Trustees of Cape Arts & Entertainment has announced that President & CEO Roland E. Valliere has resigned from his position. Linda Mawhinney, CA&E's Chief Operating Officer, will continue to manage the day-to-day operations of the Cape Symphony in addition to her other responsibilities. Stephanie Weaver, Executive Director of the Cape Conservatory, will continue to lead the Cape Conservatory.
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The 2017 Giving Guide is here!
While the holiday season often inspires us to give to nonprofit organizations that support our community, it's important to do so all year long. Our Giving Guide can help you do just that. With profiles of scores of regional organizations, it's a helpful resource to keep on hand to guide your gifts of both money and time! Read the 2017 Giving Guide here.
Your Office: First impressions
What does your office space say about your business? By Sheldon Stewart No matter what product you sell or what service you offer, your customer (client, associate, patient) will have a first impression. And unless you operate out of a virtual office, that impression is usually made in person, the first time they step into your place of business. Read the full article here.
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