The New England Business Report is a lively discussion focusing on this region’s economy. Every Sunday morning at 8 AM for one hour we will discuss the major business stories of the week and how they impact our local state and regional economy. Joe & Kim will talk to the CEOs and the newsmakers in the headlines that week. They’ll also be joined by the region’s top business reporters each and every week!
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On today’s program, we talk with a top executive from KPMG about the business outlook for Boston in 2026. We’re also joined by the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal to review the week’s top business headlines. Aaron Pressman, reporter with The Boston Globe, examines AI and how competitive Massachusetts can be. And finally, the man who started monster.com talks about his new venture called Boomband.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we talk with the expert on new tax laws and how they impact small and large businesses. We are also joined by Doug Banks with the Boston Business Journal to talk about the regions of top business headlines. We’ll chat with a family member responsible for a $2 million gift to a local nonprofit. And finally, we hear about the upcoming inaugural season for the Boston soccer team in the National Woman’s Soccer League.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, Super Bowl Sunday, we talk to Boston Globe reporter, Beth Teitell , about Drake Maye’s wife, Ann Michael Maye and her social media following. We’re also joined by Grant Welker, senior reporter for the Boston Business Journal who lays out this week‘s headlines in the region. Jon Chesto, business reporter for the Boston Globe, reveals the latest numbers on outward migration. And finally, Larry Lessard, Director of Achieve Renewable Energy, talks about his business.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we look ahead to the Super Bowl in conversations with a former New England Patriot player, and an expert from Suffolk University on the business of Sports. Also, the executive editor of the Boston business Journal will go over this week’s business headlines in the region. And finally, the CEO of Meet Boston Martha Sheridan talks about 2026 and huge opportunities in the tourist industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we speak with the top travel executive from a prominent New England firm about the best locations to spend those vacation dollars this year! We also hear from the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal about this week’s regional business headlines. Anthony Lamacchia of LaMacchia Realty talks about buying that vacation home in Florida. And finally the CEO of a travel company which recently partnered with a private jet company explains it’s new mission of delivering top shelf vacations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we speak with Skip Perham business of sports expert about the Patriots and the Celtics. We are also joined by Colin Young Deputy Editor of the State House News Service, to talk about the headlines on Beacon Hill. Doug Banks executive editor of the Boston Business Journal will be along to talk about the week’s business headlines in the region. And finally, Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management offers advice for people making the decision to retire this year or next. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we speak with the managing partner of law firm Bowditch and Dewey about their recent merger with Kenny and Sams. We’re also joined by Matt Stout of The Boston Globe as he talks to residents who are losing their homes on Cape Cod as part of the Sagamore Bridge replacement plan. Grant Welker senior reporter at the Boston Business Journal takes us through the weeks business headlines. And Jon Chesto of The Boston Globe talks about the Market Basket legal wranglings and the fight over a family trust fund.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we’re going to talk about secondhand gifts this holiday season. Also the Christmas tree economy…we will explore the issue with the owner of a large nursery in Medfield. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal will share the weeks top business headlines. The cofounder of Evolv Technology in Waltham will look ahead to 2026 and and challenges facing the security industry. And the President of Needham Bank Joe Campanelli will be along to talk about the banking environment in Massachusetts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we speak with the CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, Jim Rooney, about the state of the business economy. Doug Banks, executive editor of the Boston Business Journal, shares the most recent business headlines. Joe Phoenix, CEO of Givinga, talks about charitable tax laws changing in 2026 and Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management outlines the seven key financial components when considering retirement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we’re going to talk about secondhand gifts this holiday season. Also the Christmas tree economy…we will explore the issue with the owner of a large nursery in Medfield. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal will share the weeks top business headlines. The cofounder of Evolv Technology in Waltham will look ahead to 2026 and and challenges facing the security industry. And the President of Needham Bank Joe Campanelli will be along to talk about the banking environment in Massachusetts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we talk with meteorologist Ed Carroll about the polar vortex. We also chat with an executive from Ski New Hampshire about the remarkable ski conditions this year. Doug Banks executive editor of the Boston Business Journal shares the business headlines. Andrew Mikula of the Pioneer Institute talks about the shortage of housing. And finally, the CEO of HR Rebooted talks about AI coming to HR offices everywhereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we relive some of our more memorable conversations with business leaders this Fall including Ernie Boch, CEO of Subaru of New England…Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management….Anil Chitkara co founder of Evolv Technology in Waltham….Dan Kenary of Harpoon…and Rachel Blumenthal of Boston Magazine . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of The New England Business Report former Boston City Councilor, Tito Jackson, joins us to talk about the cannabis industry. We are joined by the Executive Director of Plummer Youth Promise Nicole Mclaughlin she shares details of the non-profits holiday gift drive. Additionally, we talk about the Boston Globe's search for the fastest growing companies in New England. And lastly, we meet a college student, Kirk McKinney, who founded a multi-million dollar Junk collecting business with his brother.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we speak with Mike Nichols president of the downtown business alliance about an improving business climate. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about holiday shopping. Skip Perham of the Suffolk University of Sawyer School of Business outlines a brighter outlook for the New England Patriots and associated businesses. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management explains the impact tariffs have on your retirement plan and finally Brian Puccini owner of Boston Chops steakhouses shares details of his new business venture in the town of Weston.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today’s program, we speak with the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal about this weeks business headlines, including Tom Brady‘s cloned a dog. We also talk with a top executive with Evolv Technology in Waltham about efforts to curb gun violence. The latest BCI or business confidence index has been released by the Associated Industries of Massachusetts and the news is not good. We also explore the business of tourism with a top executive from Meet Boston. And finally it’s time to start talking about Christmas and Snowport in the Seaport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On today's program, we speak with the CEO of Subaru of New England Ernie Boch. We're also joined by the executive editor the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks, to discuss this week‘s business headlines. We'll talk about the federal reserve rate cut this week with an expert from a KPMG. Also a reporter from the Boston Business Journal will examine holiday parties and what companies are doing about them this year. And finally, Anthony Lamacchia of Lamacchia Real Estate will discuss the current environment.
On today's program, we speak with the president and cofounder of Harpoon, Dan Kenary, about the business climate in Massachusetts. We are also joined by the managing editor of the Boston Business Journal, Don Seiffert, to discuss this week's headlines. Jon Chesto of The Boston Globe, Chesto Means Business , talks about multiple business headlines. And finally, Rachel Blumenthal, the food editor for Boston Magazine, reveals the top 50 restaurants.
On today's program, we speak with Sarah Hawkins of Hines Development about the new South Station Tower. Don Seiffert managing to the Boston Business Journal shares this weeks business headlines. Colin Young of the State House News Service talks about proposition 2 1/2 and the struggle facing cities and towns. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management explains year-end retirement planning. And finally, Erin Calvo Bacci tells us about CB Stuffer chocolate and their peanut butter cups this month of October.
This week the New England Business Report takes a look at the September Business Confidence Index. Chris Geehern from AIM reports the index has slipped for the 7th month. He'll tell us why. Don Seiffert from the BBJ joins us to talk about a number of business headlines. Then we learn about holiday shopping predictions. The all important season for retailers is just around the corner. Anil Chitkara, co founder of Evolv Technologies has details of a recent safety trade show and what business owners are most concerned about when it comes to protecting their employees and customers. And finally, Dr. David Sherr, a researcher for the "Find the Cause" Foundation is our guest to talk about breast cancer awareness month and funding for ongoing research.
On today's program, we speak with the Jim O'Brien general manager of the Topsfield Fair. Don Seiffert managing editor the Boston Business Journal shares this week's business headlines. Larry Edelman business reporter for The Boston Globe talks about the housing market. And Skip Perham expert on the business of sports examines value of our local sports teams.
On today's program, we talk with the president of the Massachusetts High Technology Council Chris Anderson about the state of his membership. The executive editor of the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks will share the top headlines. Daniel Cooper an economist with the Boston Federal Reserve Bank examines the states economy. And finally, the Executive Editor of Boston Magazine Brittany Jasnoff shares the 30 New England travel awards.
On today's program, Congressman Seth Moulton joins us to talk about the business community in Massachusetts. Doug Banks Executive Editor of the Boston business Journal shares the weeks top headlines. Ashley Judge from Destination Salem talks about October in the North Shore town. Bob Simone brings us up-to-date on the real estate market. And finally Andrew Brinker of the Boston Globe talks about rental properties, both prices and availability.
On today's program, we speak with Jim Rooney CEO of the greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. We also speak with the cofounder of Evolv technology in Waltham about the ongoing threat of gun violence in this country. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal takes us through the weeks headlines. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management talks about the silver tsunami and what people need to do in order to retire. And finally Sabrina Shankman of The Boston Globe brings us up-to-date on the wind industry in New England.
On today's program, we speak with Jon Chesto business reporter of The Boston Globe about downtown and return to work. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal shares this week headlines. Jon Hurst, president of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts talks about back to school and the health of small businesses. And finally, Paul Niedzwiecki CEO Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce talks about the summer of 2025 and the replacement of the Bourne and Sagamore Bridges.
On today's program, we speak with the former lieutenant governor of the Commonwealth Tim Murray about state workers being called back to the office. We also chat with Jeff Myers of Colliers International about the commercial real estate market in the Boston area. Skip Perham business of sports expert at Suffolk University talks about the Red Sox and the Patriots as we head into the fall. And Doug Banks executive editor of the Boston Business Journal shares the top business headlines.
On today's program, we speak with former congressman Mike Capuano about the possibility of selling well-known federal buildings in downtown Boston. Grant Welker reporter with the Boston Business Journal shares the top stories of the week. The executive director of the Pioneer Institute lays out two possibilities for referendum questions in the fall of 2026. The vice president of marketing for the Chatham Bars Inn talks about the summer season. And finally the founder of Evolv Technology in Waltham explains the business of keeping people safe.
On today's program, we talk with the CEO of Subaru of New England Ernie Boch. Doug Banks executive editor of the Boston Business Journal shares the top business headlines. Colin Young deputy editor of the State House News Service brings us up to speed on Beacon Hill. And Jon Chesto business reporter with The Boston Globe Talks about the loss of federal dollars.
On today's program, the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about the top business stories of the week. Boston Globe business reporter Catherine Carlock explains developments concerning the possible sale of federal buildings in downtown Boston. Bobby Wong, owner of the Kowloon restaurant talks about next steps for the famous establishment. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management lays out how Washington DC can impact your retirement plans and finally the co-president of Raveis Real Estate Ryan Raveis talks about the marketplace.
On today's program, we speak with the co-founder of Evolv Technologies in Waltham, a company which offers security screening solutions. Doug Banks, the Executive Editor of the Boston Business Hournal shares the top business stories of the week. Jo Ann Simon of the Northeast Arc talks about an important anniversary. Tucker Holland, housing expert on Nantucket, gives us the details of a new housing option for workers. And finally, the Assistant Business Editor of the Boston Globe, Andy Rosen, talks about grocery store prices and Market Basket
On today's program, we talk with local business leader Ernie Boch about the automobile industry. Doug Banks executive editor at the Boston Business Journal sheds new light on the soon to be new owner of the Boston Celtics, Bill Chisholm. Colin Young of the State House News service shares the most recent statewide crime stats and they are somewhat surprising. And finally, Jon Chesto business reporter for The Boston Globe talks about all that federal money that's no longer coming to Massachusetts.
On today's program, we speak with Boston Globe reporter Aaron Pressman about job cuts due to AI. Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal shares this week's top business headlines. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management explains business succession planning. The CEO of REVV joins us to talk about AI and car repair shops. And finally, Matt Dunne from the Center on Rural Innovation explains how AI technology is being introduced to rural New England.
In today's program, we're joined by the President and CEO of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Paul Neidzweicki. Paul tells us about the success of the Fourth of July weekend on Cape Cod. Then we turn to the issue of affordable housing in New England. Rhonda Pieroni CEO of Hearth INC, joins us to talk about that nonprofits efforts to increase affordable housing for older New Englanders. Paul Linet founder and President of 3iHOME tells us about a number of projects his organization is supporting in the state of Maine for those living with disabilities. We're also joined by the owner of Broadway Capital, Mike Vienneau. Mike's company is responsible for a new affordable housing project in the city of Chelsea. Finally, the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks is our guest to talk about the major business headlines of the week.
On today's program, we relive some of our greatest hits. We share a recent conversation with a former Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. Today he's the executive director of the NHL players Association. Also Mary Kay Wydra of explorewesternmass.com talks about the most popular tourist destinations in the western part of the state. Jim Rooney President and CEO of the greater Boston Chamber of Commerce brings us up-to-date on the current business climate. And finally, Paul Niedzwiecki, President and CEO of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Looks at the summer season 2025.
On today's program, we talk with Martha Sheridan, President of Meet Boston, about the summer tourist season ahead. Jess Aloe, digital editor for the Boston Business Journal, brings us up to speed on the top business stories of the week. Tim Murray, former lieutenant governor of the Commonwealth and current president of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce talks about the need for vocational technical high schools. Mike Bower, chief operating officer for Up Education, explains how they're working with middle school students in Boston to train them for the future. And finally, Don Seiffert managing editor of the Boston Business Journal looks at the latest streaming television ratings.
On today's program, we speak with the CEO of Alignable, Eric Groves, about the health of small businesses. Grant Welker, reporter for the Boston Business Journal, takes us through the top business stories of the week. Andrew Brinker, business reporter with the Boston Globe, examines the high cost of housing. Rob Fitzgerald, an executive with the company Blue Mantis talks about AI and security concerns. And finally Skip Perham. Sports management program Director at the Suffolk University Sawyer school of business, examines the Rafael Devers trade
On this week's edition of The New England Business Report, Joe Shortsleeve and Kim Carrigan talk real estate with William Raveis VP of Morguage Lending Kate Rockett. Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal Doug Banks tell's Joe and Kim all about the International BioTech conference being held in Boston. Mary Kay Wydra, President of Explore Western Mass talks about the great summer activities available to visitors of Western Mass. University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute researcher, Ember Skye Kanelee, summarizes the results of a recent small business survey. Finally, a chat with the CEO of Wears Woody apparel company Mike Norwood. The growing clothing company started in Massachusetts.
On today's program, we speak with Paul Niedzwiecki, CEO and president of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce talks about the summer season getting underway. Don Seiffert Managing Editor at the Boston Business Journal brings us up to speed of the top business stories of the week including the latest at Market Basket. Diti Kohli of The Boston Globe has been following the Harvard saga as it battles the Trump administration. Jack Fleming CEO of the Boston Athletic Association is sharing some big news. And finally, Jon Hurst, president of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts talks about the health of small businesses in the Commonwealth.
On today's program, we talk with the CEO and President of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Jim Rooney about the current business climate. We're joined by Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management as he lays out the best retirement plans. Also, Marty Walsh, former Mayor of Boston, former US labor Secretary, joins Kim and me to talk about his new position at the National Hockey League Players Association. And finally, the Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks, will be along to discuss this week's biggest business stories.
On today's program, we speak with my nephew, Brian Shortsleeve, Republican candidate for governor in the state of Massachusetts. We also speak with Matt Stout political reporter for The Boston Globe about the governors race and other issues on Beacon Hill. In the second half of the program we start with Skip Perham program director at Suffolk University Sawyer school of management who lays out the cost of being in Boston sports fan these days and finally the executive editor of the Boston Business Journal,Doug Banks, brings us up-to-date on the top business stories of the week.
This week's show starts with a chat with Kate Rockett, Regional VP, Mortgage Banker for William Raveis Real Estate. Then small business owner Lucy Dearborn tells us how she is coping with the uncertain economy at her store, Lucia Lighting in Lynn, MA. Doug Banks, Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal takes a look at some of the top business stories of the week. The summer market is open for business in the Seaport District..Emily Soukas, Assistant Director Community and Partnership in the Seaport has all the details and finally, we are joined by the Executive Director of the non-profit Plummer Youth Promise to hear about their new facility and the great work they are doing for youth in the state.
On today's program, we talked to Boston Globe reporter, Jon Chesto, about plans in Everett for a new soccer stadiumm and much more. Mike Marshall of marshall Wealth management offers advice on how and when to retire in this current economic climate. We explore the summer of rentals in southern New Hampshire and down on Cape Cod and the islands with experts in both regions. Plus the managing editor of the Boston Business Journal lays out the top five business stories this week.
On today's program, we talk to the CEO of Martha's Vineyard Hospital about groundbreaking new housing for their critically important employees. We chat with an executive from the Chatham Bars Inn in Chatham about their waterfront restaurant being named the best in the country. We speak with Martha Sheridan CEO of Meet Boston about declining numbers of international visitors. The Managing Editor of the Boston Business Journal brings us up to speed on who is speaking at this year‘s college commencements. And finally the owner of Davio‘s restaurant Steve DiFillippo shares his thoughts about their 40th anniversary.
On today's program, we talk with a tour operator from Canada about the declining number of people who want to visit the United States in this current climate. Doug Howgate of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation describes the uncertainty facing budget decsion makers on Beacon Hill. Rich Kilgannon, CEO of Arch painting in Woburn, talks about his business. Doug Banks executive editor of the Boston Business Journal shares with us this weeks top business stories. And the executive editor of Boston Magazine takes us thru the list of the 150 most influential Bostonians for 2025.
On today's program, we talk about the business of the Boston Marathon. We start with the President of the Lenox Hotel, Dan Donahue. Next we chat with the Marathon Race Director Dave McGillivray. We also speak with the manager of TJ‘s in Ashland about the restaurant business on Marathon Monday. Grant Welker, reporter with the Boston Business Journal, talks about the challenges Harvard is now facing in its showdown with the Trump administration. And Eric Groves, the CEO of Alignable, explains the hardships facing small businesses in this current climate.
On today's program, Brooke Thomson CEO of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts talks about the declining business climate index. Greg Ryan Senior Reporter for the Boston Business Journal examines building activity in Metro Boston. Catherine D'Amato CEO of the Greater Boston Food Bank shares the organizations goals and challenges. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management offers advice on when to retire. And finally, Hadley Douglas, co-owner of the Urban Grape wine store in Boston talks about the challenges facing small businesses.
On today's program, Tim Zue, chief financial officer for the Boston Red Sox joins us to discuss the business of baseball. Doug Banks executive editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about the escalating cost of private colleges. Patrick Lyons of the Lyons Group shares his thoughts about the hospitality industry, and finally Boston Globe reporter Ian Philbrick examines scams targeted at young people and the elderly.
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