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wbjournal.com | March 4, 2019 | Worcester Business Journal 31 Wednesday, April 3, 2019 4:00 – 8:00 pm FOR MORE INFORMATION ON BECOMING AN EXHIBITOR OR ATTENDING: Corridor 9/495 Regional Chamber of Commerce | 508-836-4444 www.corridornine.org GET YOUR BUSINESS CONNECTED at the LARGEST EXPO in the 495/MetroWest Region Reach New Decision Makers with 1,000 Attendees BUSINESS EXPO E 2019 PRESENTING SPONSOR: PLATINUM SPONSOR: MEDIA SPONSORS: SUPPORTING SPONSORS: Cumulus Global HNE Health New England Intrepid Advisors LLC Mark's Moving & Storage UNIBANK Wegman's Food Markets, Inc. Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital Worcester Regional Airport EXPO MARKETING BY: HOSTING SPONSOR: TODAY'S VARIETY DoubleTree Hotel 5400 Computer Drive | Westborough ank You to Our Major Sponsors: Aon Bay State Savings Bank Becker College Berkshire Bank Bollus Lynch Bowditch Attorneys Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company Citizen's Bank Coghlin Electrical Contractors Coghlin Network Service College of the Holy Cross Consigli Foundation Country Bank Fred & Patty Eppinger Fallon Health Fidelity Bank Fidelity Investments Fletcher Tilton PC Attorneys at law Marsh & McLennan Companies Mechanics Hall Mirick O'Connell Attorneys at Law Charles & Lenore Monahan Tim Murray–WCofC National Grid Optum Oriol Health Care Pawsox People's United Bank Polar Beverages R.H. White Companies RP Masiello Strategic Benefit Advisors TD Bank e Hanover Insurance Group Foundation Michael & Dorothy Tsotsis UniBank Unum Webster Five Worcester Business Journal Worcester Railers Thank You For Making a Difference February 22, 2019 • Mechanics Hall, Worcester degree in sports management. He joined the Railers in 2017 from the Providence Bruins, where he was a sales associate of groups and partnerships. CONWAY CAMPBELL has been named Assumption College's first vice president for student success, overseeing the Worcester college's Cross Cultural Center and leading essential college initiatives. Campbell will remain the college's dean of students until assuming the new role July 1. He has a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Connecticut, a master's in education from UMass Lowell, and is working toward a doctorate in education from Regis College in Weston. He began his career as a resident director at Bentley University and has worked at UMass Lowell and Connecticut College. JENNIFER C. JOZEFIAK is the new director of quality and risk management at Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital. She was previously an improvement advisor for Penn Presbyterian Medical Center in Philadelphia. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan and has a master's degree in health administration from the University of Pittsburgh. The board of The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts has elected three new directors: ALEX CORRALES, the executive director of the Worcester Housing Authority; J. MICHAEL GRENON, the vice president and principal for Grimes & Company Inc. of Westborough; and CAROLE M. STEEN, the CFO for the Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts. The Worcester law firm Fletcher Tilton has elected two new officers, LAUREN E. MILLER and NELSON LUZ SANTOS. Miller, of Milford, is a lawyer in the firm's trust and estate and special needs/elder law departments, with a focus on estate planning, asset protection planning, and MassHealth applications and appeals. Santos, of Hudson, has a practice including business, real estate, and commerce issues, serving owners, developers and entrepreneurs. CORRALES GRENON STEEN MILLER SANTOS W