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Aug 13Letter of Thanks
To the Members of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce c/o David Maher, President & CEO Dear Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Members, Belatedly, this letter is to thank you again for awarding me a 2019 Inspire Award Celebrating the Achievements of Women Leaders. I am honored and humbled to have been selected to receive an award for doing the work that is a direct reflection of my personal values and beliefs. Moreover, I am even more honored to have been identified as a "woman of inspiration" among such an
Aug 12Parents Forum New Location
Long-time Chamber member Parents Forum has launched a program in Ohio, the home state of founder Eve Sullivan. Parents Forum Youngstown is creating a community-wide, low-cost and sustainable collaborative to bring parenting education and support to Youngstown and Mahoning County parents. That region has been hard hit both by the opioid abuse epidemic and by widespread unemployment due to the loss of manufacturing jobs, including those in Lordstown where the General Motors facility closed in November
Aug 06Kaplansky Insurance Included Among Largest Insurance Brokers in Massachusetts
Kaplansky Insurance has landed at #15 on the Boston Business Journal's list of largest insurance brokers in Massachusetts for 2019. This list is compiled by the BBJ each year and ranks the top 24 firms based on their premium-dollar volume in Massachusetts. This year's rankings placed Kaplansky two spots higher than the previous year. "We are thrilled to again be included on the BBJ's list of the largest insurance brokers in Massachusetts. Ely Kaplansky, President, and CEO of Kaplansky Insurance said.
Aug 01Frank Shirley Architects receives The Best Traditional Home Award
Frank Shirley Architects is honored to receive The Best Traditional Home Award by Fine Homebuilding Magazine. Please note the difference from the "before" and the "now" (which is featured in the magazine.Check out the Article!
Jul 25Kaplansky Insurance Acquires KW Insurance in Cambridge and Dedham
Kaplansky Insurance, one of the largest independent locally owned agencies in the Northeast, has announced that it has acquired KW Insurance, a full-service agency with locations in Dedham and Cambridge. “KW is a highly respected agency,” said Ely Kaplansky, President and CEO of Kaplansky Insurance. “As we continue to build a strong presence in the New England region, we are excited to have the talented and highly experienced KW team join Kaplansky.”“We continue to remain focused on adding high-quality
Jul 23Cambridge Community Development Department FY20 Small Business Challenge Guidelines & Application
IntroductionThe City of Cambridge Community Development Department (CDD) Small Business Challenge ("Challenge") is designed to foster neighborhood engagement with the local business community and to support small business associations and groups of neighborhood businesses. The Challenge provides one-time grant matching funds between $1,000 and $5,000 for well designed projects that bring together neighborhood and business interests around shared goals of improved design, promotion, and business
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Mar 20Help Honor Biotech Legend Henri A. Termeer by supporting the Fundraising efforts for the new Henri A. Termeer Square in Kendall Square, Cambridge.
Dear Colleague, In May of 2017, the biopharmaceutical industry suffered a tremendous loss with the unexpected passing of Henri A. Termeer, an icon of the biotech industry, a mentor to many and a staunch advocate for the rare disease patient community. Henri left behind an entrepreneurial legacy that harnesses cutting-edge science and innovation to better the lives of patients afflicted with rare genetic diseases. He forged the path for building a sustainable rare disease business, and many have followed
