Worcester Business Journal

32 Worcester Business Journal | October 17, 2022 | wbjournal.com A MAJOR ANNIVERSARY... A NEW BUILDING... A MAJOR COMPANY MILESTONE Can we create a CUSTOM magazine for you? Whether it's the celebration of a major anniversary or the opening of a new headquarters, Worcester Business Journal's Custom Publishing Division can help you create a custom magazine for your business. Our division's top flight team of writers and designers can help you tell your story – and make your business look great! Based on our unique publishing model, it's surprisingly affordable. An advertising supplement to the Worcester Business Journal 25 Years in Service to the Community www.notredamehealthcare.org Making a Difference for 150 Years An advertising supplement to the Worcester Business Journal Celebrate the Holidays 2 0 1 8 H O L I D A Y G I F T G U I D E A T T L E B O R O N O R W O O D S T U R B R I D G E S W A N S E A Call WBJ Custom Corporate Project Director Christine Juetten at 508-755-8004 ext. 270. Worcester Business Journal WBJ Custom Publishing Division MOVERS & SHAKERS top 3% of the network's sales profes- sionals. A native of Needham, Borrelli previously worked as a teacher within the Needham and Wellesley public school systems. Mirick O'Connell in Worcester announced two new attorneys have joined the firm's business group. PAUL FOLEY counsels and represents family-owned and closely held businesses and entrepreneurs within the manufacturing, distribution, food and beverage, retail, and electrical industries, advising them on corporate, real estate, land use, leasing, and employment matters. Prior to joining Mirick O'Connell, Foley was managing partner at Mountain, Dearborn & Whiting LLP in Worcester, where he was a partner starting in 2010. BRADLEY SHRON, who has 25 years of experience in commercial real estate lending, asset-based financing, and commercial loan portfolio acquisitions and liquidations, has joined the law firm. Shron provides legal counsel in connec- tion with the origination of real estate and asset-based loans, as well as the restructuring and liquidation of commer- cial loans. Before joining Mirick O'Connell, he served as general counsel to Capital Crossing Servicing Co. in Boston. The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce has added two new professional staff members. VICKY TIPPAWONG is now the chamber's marketing manager, where she will be responsible for marketing and communication efforts of the chamber and its af- filiate organizations, Visit North Central Massachusetts and the North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. She has broad experience in graphic design and marketing, and joins the chamber from NEWW Packaging & Display in Gardner. TERRY YOUNG is now manager of talent and education initiatives, a newly created position. In her role, Young will work with employers, regional partners, and education leaders on developing strategies and programs to build and strengthen the region's current and future workforce. She has 25 years of experience in nonprofit management, and program development. Continued from page 31 VICKY TIPPAWONG TERRY YOUNG W

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