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Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick Still Has A Dream - Vimarsana News

Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick Still Has A Dream

Deval Patrick, former governor of Massachusetts, has led a life of accomplishment but apparently he's not done yet. He dreams of being an architect.

Source: wbsm.com
Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick Still Has A Dream - Vimarsana News

Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick Still Has A Dream

Deval Patrick, former governor of Massachusetts, has led a life of accomplishment but apparently he's not done yet. He dreams of being an architect.

Source: fun107.com
Around the house: ABB poaches Holcim's legal head as latest GC, US firetruck-maker REV Group ends GC hunt - Vimarsana News

Around the house: ABB poaches Holcim's legal head as latest GC, US firetruck-maker REV Group ends GC hunt

Around the house: ABB poaches Holcim’s legal head as latest GC, US firetruck-maker REV Group ends GC hunt

Day Pitney names new managing partner; plans downtown Hartford move - Vimarsana News

Day Pitney names new managing partner; plans downtown Hartford move

Day Pitney, a storied law firm with Hartford roots that has grown into one of the largest firms in the region, has named a Connecticut native as its new managing partner. Gregory A. Hayes, who has spent 35 years as an attorney with Day Pitney and its predecessor, became the firm’s managing partner on April 2. In this role, he oversees all 13 offices along the East Coast, from Boston to Miami.

Connecticut State Treasurer Shawn Wooden on Diversity in the Workplace - Vimarsana News

Connecticut State Treasurer Shawn Wooden on Diversity in the Workplace

Money managers seeking to do business with Connecticut's $44 billion pension system have to go through Wooden, the sole trustee of those assets.