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July 12, 2021

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3 HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | JULY 12, 2021 BIZ BRIEFS platform, told regulators that Talcott — which oversees more than $90 billion in liabilities and surplus for approximately 900,000 customers — will remain headquartered in Windsor, with employee headcount to remain consistent at 340 for the next four years. It's the second time Talcott has been sold in just over three years. Talcott was previously owned by property-casualty insurer The Hartford, which sold the business in June 2018. South Carolina company acquires Meriden manufacturer South Carolina-based food- packaging manufacturer Novolex has acquired Flexo Converters USA Inc., a Meriden-based manufacturer that makes stock, custom and recycled paper bags and sacks. Deal terms were not disclosed. Following the acquisition, Flexo products will be sold under the Novolex Duro Bag brand, Novolex said. Former Sam's Club property in Manchester sold A real estate developer has purchased the former Sam's Club property in Manchester for $6.75 million and plans to repurpose it for industrial use, according to the firm that helped negotiate the deal. The former Sam's Club building at 69 Pavilions Drive was recently purchased by the Grossman Cos. Inc., according to Colliers International, which represented the buyer in the acquisition. The Sam's Club was built in 1991 on one of the roads leading to the Shoppes at Buckland Hills mall. That business closed in 2018, and the building has been vacant since then. The 13-acre property includes a fully air-conditioned 139,145-square- foot building with 26-foot ceiling heights. The site has more than 500 parking spaces and easy access to interstates 84 and 91. The buyer plans to increase the number of loading docks at the building from five to 23 for a single user or up to 16 docks for two users, Colliers said. — Skyler Frazer | Journal Inquirer Director Data Architecture position available with Hartford Fire Insurance Company located in Hartford, CT. Leader responsible for design and delivery of Data Architecture strategy for Ops BI and Analytics team supporting Enterprise Business Operations organization supporting Small Commercial, MiddleMarket, Group Benefits and Personal Lines. 50% telecommuting permitted. Apply online at https://thehartford. wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/ Careers_Restricted/job/Hartford- CT/Director-Data-Architecture-- Hartford--CT-_R214374-1 referencing Req#R214374/11474.280. Hartford Fire Insurance Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Senior Consultant Business Data Analysis position available with Hartford Fire Insurance Company located in Hartford, CT. Apply functional knowledge and techniques necessary to draw out data and analytics business requirements completely and accurately from stakeholders; and, perform requirements planning, monitoring and requirements management. Apply online at https://thehartford.wd5. myworkdayjobs.com/Careers_ Restricted/job/Hartford-CT/Senior- Consultant-Business-Data-Analysis-- Hartford--CT-_R214460-1 referencing Req#R214460/11474.276. Hartford Fire Insurance Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The Business of Cannabis: Cultivating a $90 Million Market in the Nutmeg State In Person HBJ Event Location: Farmington Gardens July 21st | 7:45am - 11:30am Featured Speakers: Daniel Glissman, Partner, MacDermid Reynolds & Glissman PC Steve Lattanzio, Principal Attorney, Connecticut Department of Labor Benjamin Zachs, COO, Fine Fettle Dispensary Bruce Adams, CEO, Credit Union League of Connecticut Michelle Seagull, Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Sean Stiefel, Chief Executive O cer, Navy Capital Jason Rojas, House Majority Leader, 9th District, East Hartford and Manchester If you are interested in sponsoring this event please contact Tom Curtin at tcurtin@hartfordbusiness.com Moderator Robert Lickwar Partner, UHY LLP Managing Director, UHY Advisors HTTPS://WWW.HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM/HBJ-EVENTS/THE-BUSINESS-OF-CANNABIS Halloran Sage adds Springfield office Hartford-based Halloran Sage is expanding into Massachusetts with the addition of Springfield law firm Cooley Shrair. The firm said six attorneys will join Halloran Sage, including named partners Peter and David Shrair, in addition to paralegals and support staff. They are expected to remain at their Springfield office. Cooley Shrair specializes in corporate, real estate and business matters. Mohegan Sun parent company launches digital gaming division Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment, the parent company of Mohegan Sun, has launched a digital gaming division to oversee the rollout of online products. MGE officials said Mohegan Digital will seek out new opportunities to engage the company's customers, with a particular focus on designing an "igaming experience" for Mohegan Sun. Connecticut effectively threw open the door to online gaming and sports betting ventures in May, when the General Assembly signed off on a three-way revenue-sharing pact agreed upon by Gov. Ned Lamont, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and Mohegan Tribe. The law allows the state's two casinos, Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods, to offer virtual versions of slot machines and table games. MGE has appointed Rich Roberts to serve as president of Mohegan Digital, with Aviram Alroy named as vice president.

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