Greg Bordonaro

Greg Bordonaro is the editor of the Hartford Business Journal. He joined the editorial team in May 2008 after graduating from the University of Connecticut with a degree in journalism and history. He also has an MBA from the University of Hartford. He was a former intern and worked part-time for the Hartford Courant. Bordonaro has been recognized for his writing and reporting by the Alliance of Area Business Publications as well as the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists.

CT Women’s Hall of Fame names new executive director

Former Hartford nonprofit executive will lead the organization following a national search.

Otis to relocate HQ to West Hartford

Elevator and escalator manufacturer Otis Worldwide plans to relocate its headquarters from Farmington to West Hartford in 2027.

🔒Boston emerges as key growth market for Connecticut law firms

Harris Beach Murtha's combination with Peabody & Arnold is the latest sign Connecticut law firms are chasing growth in Boston's deep talent and client pool.

🔒CT already near the top as Murphy pushes $25 federal minimum wage

Sen. Chris Murphy's push for a $25 federal minimum wage highlights how far Connecticut has already outpaced most of the country on wages — and how divided opinion remains on what comes next.
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🔒Dental accounting firm plans HQ move after $1.4M building purchase

The property contains a 10,050-square-foot office building on a 2.08-acre site.

🔒CT-based SPAC, led by former Cantor Fitzgerald CEO, raises $150M in IPO

New public company will seek technology acquisitions focused on financial services and real estate.

New Haven weighs 12-month moratorium on data center development

Proposal would pause new projects while officials develop zoning rules.

Connecticut climbs five spots in CNBC’s Top States for Business rankings

State posts gains despite continued challenges in business costs and affordability.
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🔒Bloomfield flex industrial property sells for $1.86M

The 23,825-square-foot industrial building changed hands in a July 2 deal.

🔒Stamford manufacturer completes $31M aerospace supplier acquisition

ITT Inc. said the deal will strengthen its aerospace and defense business.
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