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CONNECTICUT'S BUSINESS NEWS WWW.HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM VOLUME 32 • ISSUE 24 $3.00 NOVEMBER 25, 2024 A 'Curvy Road' Former gymnast's path to founding $16M (and growing) virtual medical assistants business had twists and turns. Page 10 Silver Tsunami As population ages, CT's chronic disease hospital sector set to double in size with new market entrants. Page 16 Family Affair Randy Salvatore recruits sons to modernize, streamline his growing multifamily development empire. Page 18 Charged Up As CT plans for clean-energy future, 800 MW of battery energy storage is in pipeline – but projects face regulatory hurdles and delays. Page 21 Politics & Policy As he prepares for his 7th year as governor, Lamont determined to maintain budget restraints. Page 8 HBJ PHOTO | STEVE LASCHEVER American Woolen owner Jacob Long inside his Stafford Springs wool textile mill. APPAREL APPEAL CT is home to one of U.S.' last remaining wool textile mills; American Woolen's CEO wants to build a garment industry cluster in Hartford. Page 12

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