Coming up this Wednesday, Braintree MA area businesses who are looking to relocate or expand will have the opportunity to attend a symposium for more information.  The symposium will take place from 8:30-11:30 a.m. on Wednesday in the Cahill Auditorium of town hall in Braintree MA.  According to Mayor Joseph Sullivan, this meeting is only one of a series of events that are planned for the area that will encourage business growth.
The symposium will include remarks from keynote speaker James Brett, CEO of the New England Council, and a panel discussion with representatives from Simon Property Group and South Shore Chamber of Commerce, and the owner of South Shore Plaza.

Although the event is free, advance registration is required.  More on this symposium here.

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According to a recent report in the Patriot Ledger, home sales activity in such South Shore towns as Braintree, Quincy, Stoughton, and Weymouth is seeing a ‘revival.’  In the under $300,000 category, there is new interest among entry-level buyers with many properties seeing multiple offers and some going for higher than the asking price.  The Massachusetts Association of Realtors cited the results of a survey of members this week, charting improvement in the market that is likely to persist for the South Shore MA area; in Braintree, median home sales prices are higher now than they were one year ago.

For more on South Shore business news, visit the Patriot Ledger online.

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In a meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 23, at Braintree Town Hall in MA, the final version of a plan to spruce up the Weymouth Landing commercial district will be presented.  The Metropolitan Area Planning Council has been at work conducting a study of the district for the past few months and will be offering strategies to revitalize the area in the meeting this month.  Highlights of the plan will include making better use of the existing parking, strengthening the business mix, encouraging development, connecting the area with the nearby riverfront, and making the region more accessible for pedestrian safety.  Proposed zoning changes will been to be submitted to Weymouth and Braintree MA town councils which will include mixed-use buildings, revised parking requirements, and requiring developments along the waterfront to allow for public areas.

For more on business news in Weymouth and Braintree MA, visit The Patriotledger.com.

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A recent assessment of New England’s economy revealed somewhat promising results.  The researchers for the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s latest “Beige Book”  report showed that pay cuts were being restored, 401(k) matches are coming back, and companies are optimistically busy making expansion plans.  This forward movement of the New England economy is in sharp contrast to last year’s Beige Book report.  It is uncertain whether the economic trends revealing themselves this early in the year will continue, but many manufacturers have reported a strengthened demand for products and software and information technology companies have generally reported solid growth so far in 2010.

For more on economic conditions and business news in South Shore MA, visit the Patriot Ledger online.

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A new Chief Transformation Officer was hired to help assist Quincy’s hospital in how to optimally use their resources.  The Quincy Medical Center is facing a $4.5 million deficit this year and have hired Paul Angelico to be the Chief Transformation Officer in an effort to implement savings and design plans that will enhance revenue.  Angelico has experience when it comes to successful management of resources, as he founded a oleochemical and biofuel manufacturing company in Quincy in 1994.   Part of Angelico’s plan for success involves reducing bureaucracy by cutting management positions so that decision-making is given more to the employees who have a working understanding of the needs of the public, and forming a new clinical afflation with South Shore Hospital in Weymouth.  Quincy Medical Center is optimistic about the future of new and beneficial changes.

For more on Community Business News in Quincy MA, visit The Patriot Ledger.

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The Logan Airport went on a two-month trial period, offering Wi-Fi free for travelers.  The Massachusetts Port Authority gave the go ahead for free Wi-Fi services at Logan Airport as funded by a Google sponsorship.  Massport has partnered with service provider Advanced Wireless Group for two years, and free Wi-Fi services will be provided by advertising and sponsorship programs along the way.  Wi-Fi services are not new to the Logan Airport, as they were installed there about six years ago, but hitherto travelers had to pay for access.  The two-month trial period that was Googled sponsored revealed that use of the network increased by nearly six-fold.

For more Business news, visit The Patriot Ledger online.

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The former Sheraton Braintree hotel in MA, recently purchased by a group of investors, will be undergoing renovations for the next five to six months.  The Sheraton Braintree hotel has 374-rooms and, as an aged building, is due for some much needed updates.  There will be extensive interior and exterior renovations made to ensure an improved experience during stays in Braintree MA.  The hotel’s location is highly accessible to travelers, as it is near Interstate 93 on Forbes Road across from the South Shore Plaza, and newly opening later this year is expected to draw more attention than before.

For more on this story or other places for business associates or employees to stay in South Shore MA, visit The Patriot Ledger online.

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Professional Office Services in South Shore MA

When it is time for your South Shore MA business to work more efficiently, scale down on office space being used, or expand to new and exciting markets, Classic Office Centers has the services you’re looking for.  With a full range of services to meet every business need, the Hingham and Braintree locations offer professional office services including virtual offices, office space rentals, cubicles, part-time offices, hot desking programs, and much more.  Also get started right away with improved efficiency using the available copy services including document printing, scanning and binding, and enjoy communication services including easy managing of your messages, both email and phone.

The best part of utilizing the professional office services that Classic Office Centers has to offer is that they are On-Demand–pay only for what you use and be more profitably in your business.  For more information concerning services and office space rentals, contact Classic Office Centers at either their Braintree or Hingham locations today.

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According to a recent article in the Patriot Ledger, MA has seen a rise in workers who belong to a union in the past year.  The new figures issued from the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that the number of workers belonging to a union rose by 4 percent statewide which translates to about 18,000 people.  This rise in union membership has been mostly seen in the health care industry, as reported by a Massachusetts AFL-CIO spokesman, where more jobs have been added at a steady rate over the past two years.  Only a handful of states nationwide have seen a rise in union membership besides Massachusetts including New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia, whereas the national average dropped by 5 percent.
For more information on business news that may affect your South Shore MA business, visit The Patriot Ledger online.

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