Mary McLaughlin, senior vice president of Comcast’s Western New England Region based in Berlin, was recently honored as one of the top 100 regional power players in the cable industry by CableFAX: The Magazine.This is the fourth consecutive year that McLaughlin has received this honor, which is reserved for the most influential cable industry executives […]
Mary McLaughlin, senior vice president of Comcast's Western New England Region based in Berlin, was recently honored as one of the top 100 regional power players in the cable industry by CableFAX: The Magazine.
This is the fourth consecutive year that McLaughlin has received this honor, which is reserved for the most influential cable industry executives nationwide.
McLaughlin oversees operations, network development and customer service for Comcast customers in more than 300 communities in Connecticut, Western Massachusetts, Western New Hampshire, Vermont and New York.
BlumShapiro named one of INSIDE Public Accounting’s top national 100 firms
BlumShapiro has again been selected as one of the largest public accounting firms in the United States by INSIDE Public Accounting, increasing its ranking from No. 56 to No. 53.
BlumShapiro's higher position in the IPA Top 100 Firms Rankings for 2015 is based on the firm's 5.6 percent net revenues increase to more than $68 million, according to IPA.
Woodard & Curran continues to climb Top Environmental Firms list
Engineering and environmental firm Woodard & Curran moved up 12 spots to No. 55 on Engineering News Record's annual list of the Top 200 Environmental Firms in the United States. Woodard & Curran has offices in Enfield and Cheshire.
ENR calculates the annual rankings based on revenue from environmental projects, which includes water and wastewater, stormwater, environmental cleanup and more.
New England Development chosen as finalist for ULI Global Awards for Excellence
The Urban Land Institute has selected the Storrs Center as a finalist for its 2015 Global Awards for Excellence. The Storrs Center is a mixed-use town center located in the village of Storrs, in the town of Mansfield. It is adjacent to the University of Connecticut.
When completed, the Storrs Center will include 650 residential units and about 160,000 square feet of restaurants, cafes, shops and nightlife venues.
The Storrs Center project has become a reference for college town center development and constitutes one of the most ambitious public/private initiatives in the state's history.
