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HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | DECEMBER 1, 2025 3 BIZ BRIE FS GeBBS' U.S. headquarters at 100 S Shore Drive in East Haven. Photo | CoStar At Trinity Health Of New England, we're committed to providing a personalized, informed patient experience centered around you. Whether you prefer an in-person visit or a virtual appointment, our expert primary care providers are ready to see you — and we'll get you in now. We'll partner with you to monitor your health, prevent illness, track symptoms, identify risk factors, and address any health concerns. You can count on our team to be with you every step of the way. Schedule your primary care appointment by calling us at 833-C-YOU-NOW (833-296-8669) or visiting TrinityHealthOfNE.org/PCP. Your Primary Care Physician Will See You Now LA-based medical billing company to relocate HQ to CT, add 150 jobs A healthcare services firm with global operations is expanding in Connecticut after moving its U.S. headquarters from Los Angeles to East Haven. GeBBS Healthcare Solutions — which acquired East Haven-based CPa Medical Billing in 2023 — plans to add about 150 jobs in the state over the next seven years, according to AdvanceCT. GeBBS and CPa provide outsourced medical billing, coding and administra- tive support for healthcare providers nationwide. The company, headquar- tered globally in Mumbai and backed in part by Swedish investment firm EQT, employs more than 14,000 people. To support the expansion, the state Department of Economic and Commu- nity Development will offer up to $939,994 in JobsCT tax rebates, contin- gent on job creation and retention. State officials say the move highlights Connecticut's growing role in health- care-related support services. Lamont announces $121M state investment to advance CT's quantum technology sector Gov. Ned Lamont announced a $121 million state investment to boost Connecticut's growing quantum technology sector. The funding will support Quan- tumCT — a nonprofit formed by Yale and UConn — and help establish a deep-tech incubator in New Haven with shared R&D space, quantum test beds and technical support for startups. The announcement builds on major university projects to support quantum research and development, including UConn's new Science 1 building and Yale's 600,000-square-foot science and engineering complex. Lamont said the effort aims to position Connecticut as a national hub for quantum research and commercialization, with applications in cybersecurity, drug discovery and advanced computing. CT insurance commissioner Mais retires; Lamont nominates replacement Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Andrew N. Mais has retired after nearly seven years leading the Department of Insurance. His last day was Nov. 28. Gov. Ned Lamont has tapped Josh Hershman — CEO of Immigrant Life Insurance Co. of America in Stamford and a former deputy commissioner — to succeed him. Hershman is serving as interim commissioner and will be formally nominated when the 2026 legislative session begins Feb. 4. Hershman previously served as the department's deputy commissioner and chief operating officer from 2019 to 2022. UConn launches accelerated, one-year MBA program The UConn School of Business is launching a new one-year MBA program, adding to its existing online and hybrid two-year options. The school currently enrolls about 750 MBA students. The 42-credit program will offer start dates in the summer, fall or spring, with classes available in Hartford, Stamford or online. UConn says the format can be structured to allow students to continue working while enrolled. Students can choose from seven concentrations, including business analytics, finance, marketing, manage- ment, supply chain management, and business ethics and compliance. The launch comes as MBA enrollment begins to rebound nationally. Research firm Validated Insights reports MBA enrollment has grown 0.9% annually since 2020, and is projected to rise more than 3% a year through 2030. Priceline names new CEO Norwalk-based Priceline has named Brigit Zimmerman its next CEO, effec- tive Jan. 1. She succeeds Brett Keller, who is retiring after 16 years in the role and will serve as a special advisor through May 1, parent company Booking Holdings said. Zimmerman joined Priceline — an online provider of discounted travel and leisure deals — in 2013 and most recently served as chief commercial officer. She previously held leadership roles at United Airlines and holds an MBA from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business. Her appointment comes a year after Booking Holdings announced work- force reductions amid rising oper- ating costs. The company also owns Booking.com, Kayak and OpenTable . Andrew N. Mais Brigit Zimmerman