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.

199-unit condominium, townhouse development proposed in Meriden

The LaRosa-backed project would add 177 condos and 22 townhouses on 20.4 acres, with a wetlands review scheduled for Nov. 4.

Milford medical device maker SedMed receives $4M investment

The UConn-born medical device company plans to expand sales, distribution partnerships and hospital studies of its toilet lift technology.

🔒 CT Green Bank plans up to $2M investment offering tied to Branford electric school buses

The financing will help Branford complete its transition to electric school buses ahead of schedule.

🔒 Former Vernon business owner pleads guilty in $1.3M healthcare fraud case

The former Connecticut resident admitted causing nearly $1.3 million in losses through fraudulent claims for custom breast prostheses.
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🔒 Stamford office campus secures $22.5M mortgage

The financing gives Harbor Square's owners new capital as Mountain Development plans further investment in the Stamford office campus.

SBA disaster loans available after September flooding in three CT counties

Federal loans offer up to $2 million for businesses and nonprofits recovering from Sept. 13 flooding in three Connecticut counties.

CT launches tourism trail featuring chefs, restaurants seen on TV

The TV-to-Table Trail aims to turn national exposure for Connecticut chefs into visits to restaurants and surrounding communities.

🔒 Connecticut IT provider acquired by Albany firm

The deal expands Acture Solutions' presence in Connecticut's school and municipal IT markets.
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Goodwill buys Guilford industrial property for $10.8M

The 123,309-square-foot facility will support Goodwill’s regional operations, though specific plans have not been disclosed.

🔒 Barnes Aerospace acquires Scottish turbine repair company, expands into Europe

The deal gives Bristol-based Barnes Aerospace its first European repair operation and expands its reach across three key markets.
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