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2018
WILLIAM BUSSEY
JASON CABRAL
MATTHEW CHESKY
BRITT-MARIE
COLE-JOHNSON
JOSEPH CONNERTON
KATHLEEN COSS
ERIC CUSHMAN
CHRISTOPHER CYKLEY
ASHLEY DORIN
KATE FARRAR
NICOLE FEENEY, M. ED.
MORGAN FERRAROTTI
ERIC AMODIO
SARAH GALLARDO
MEGAN REES GAVIN
MICHAEL GUIDICELLI
MEGHAN HANRAHAN
EMILY HULTQUIST
IBRAHIM IBRAHIM
NISHA KAPUR
ALI LAZOWSKI
MAE MALONEY
RYAN MARTIN
JILLIAN MAYER
JENNA MCCLURE
GUILAINE MENEFEE
KARA MITCHELL
NATHAN NARTEY, MD
MONICA OBREBSKI
R. BRADFORD ONEGLIA
BRAD PALAZZO
MAHESH PUTHENVEETIL
PHILIP RIGUEUR
WILLIAM ROBERTS
JOHN ROSSI
VERONICA RUIZ
ANDREW SALAK
BRENDAN SULLIVAN
LUIS VALDEZ-JIMENEZ
ALICIA WOODSBY JENNIFER
YOUNG
With the help of up to
$14 million in state grants,
India-based IT and outsourcing
provider Infosys announced it
will open a facility in Hartford
that will employ 1,000 people
within five years.
Bridgeport-based People's
United Bank in June announces
plans to purchase Farmington
Bank for $544 million.
Aer Lingus commits to an
additional four years bringing
travelers between Bradley
International Airport and Dublin,
Ireland, preserving Connecticut's
only transatlantic flight.
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Developer JABS Sports
Management LLC announced plans
to build and operate a $150 million
to $200 million multi-sport complex in
Windsor Locks featuring two roughly
6,000-seat stadiums, turf fields, retail
space and hotels. The project never
happened.
