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.

National restaurant chain, credit union planned for neighboring Middletown sites

The projects would bring a national restaurant and an expanded Dutch Point branch to neighboring Middletown sites.

Major shareholder calls for strategic review, board changes at Hamden tech firm

TransAct Technologies faces renewed investor pressure as a 5.1% shareholder challenges its food-service strategy and board.

🔒School safety tech company relocates HQ from NY to Stamford

Anonymous Alerts plans to expand its workforce and build ties with Connecticut schools and universities.

🔒North Haven industrial building sells for $6.5M

The property’s occupancy and rental income increased before the sale, with up to 16,000 square feet still available.
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24-unit apartment development proposed in New Haven

The Mill River Street proposal includes 24 apartments, 26 parking spaces and one income-restricted unit.

🔒Developer acquires former Humane Society property for housing project

V20 Group plans 30 residences on the Westport site, with construction expected to take 16 to 18 months.

🔒Plumbing supplier proposes New Haven warehouse expansion

Bender Plumbing Supply plans to expand its Grand Avenue headquarters and warehouse by about 38%, adding 12,751 square feet.

Make-A-Wish Connecticut names new CEO

Tara Navara will succeed Pamela Keough after more than two decades with the Trumbull-based nonprofit.
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🔒Trumbull law firm expands globally through overseas alliance

The alliance gives Saxe Doernberger & Vita an international footprint as it serves policyholders with insurance disputes across borders.

🔒As CT regulators weigh double-digit rate hikes, employer health benefit costs projected to rise 8.2% in 2027

Employers face the biggest health benefit cost jump since 2003 as Connecticut insurers seek steep premium increases.
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