March 7, 2016 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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🔒Rockville’s Mount Vernon Apts. undergo $10.6M refi

Vernon’s Mount Vernon Apartments recently underwent a $10.55 million refinancing with a New York lender.

Politics & Policy

🔒Make your employees your brand champions

Employees are your brand ambassadors. They are its communicators, defenders and protectors. They give life to your brand.

Education

🔒Don’t blame GE for leaving CT

If GE executives have second thoughts about their decision to leave Connecticut, all they need to do...

News

🔒United Bank Foundation supports Greater Hartford Arts Council

The United Bank Foundation Connecticut has donated $20,000 to support the Greater Hartford Arts Council's United Arts...

News

🔒Comcast Senior Leader Named Woman of Power

Comcast's Beverly Elliott (shown above, left) was recently honored by the Urban League of Southern Connecticut as...

News

🔒Local foundation supports Boys & Girls Club of Bristol

The Maximilian E. & Marion O. Hoffman Foundation has awarded a $25,000 grant to the Boys &...

Banking & Finance

🔒Nonprofit Profile: Greater Hartford Legal Aid

A look at the latest nonprofit news, including the financial details of Greater Hartford Legal Aid.

News

🔒Strategies to break through B2B sales walls

Today's world of B2B sales has many moving parts because a sales team must deal with the varying perspectives of contacts, influencers and stakeholders who provide input on the buying decision.

Education

🔒State late to modernizing health industry oversight

One of the chief complaints about government is that it's often behind the eight ball when it comes to discerning macro trends, putting consumers, businesses and the broader economy at risk.

Health Care

🔒Measuring progress: providers reveal doubts, hopes about ACOs

Accountable care organizations (ACOs) are one of the most significant ongoing attempts in Connecticut to reverse or...

Energy

🔒Reforms spotlight CT’s evolving energy industry

Lawmakers are considering a flurry of bills that would impact Connecticut's energy landscape, particularly in the renewables sector.

News

🔒Young Lawyers Fund Women’s Shelter

The Connecticut Bar Association's Young Lawyers Section recently presented a $2,500 contribution to Life Haven, an organization...

Health Care

🔒Protein Sciences seeks to expand vaccine market share

When Protein Sciences first launched Flublok — the only egg- and preservative-free flu vaccine on the market — it expected the product to be major player in a global influenza vaccine market.

Bioscience

🔒CT backs CaroGen’s quest to fight cancer, hepatitis B

Q&A talks with Bijan Almassian, president and CEO of CaroGen, a Farmington-based bioscience company developing a hepatitis B virus (HBV) immunotherapy, using replication-proficient virus-like vesicles (VLVs) technology.

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