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Tag Archives: Deval Patrick
Reputation Communications Cheers and Jeers
As usual, politicians, athletes and business leaders have given us a week full of opportunities to cheer or jeer their actions. As a result, reputations have either advanced or have been damaged. For some, the damage can be managed. For … Continue reading
Boston’s Deep Bench in Life Sciences
Chris Borges is not unusual as post graduate students go in Boston. He is a PhD candidate at the Harvard Medical School who is laser focused on aplastic anemia, learning everything he can about the disease that finally claimed his father’s life … Continue reading
Posted in Industry & Current Events
Tagged aplastic anemia, Boston, Dana Farber, Deval Patrick, Emmanuel College, Ernie Corrigan, genzyme, Harbard Medical, Israel, Joslin Diabetes Center, life sciences, Merck, MIT, Morrissey & Company, Peter Morrissey, Red Sox, sanofi aventis, United Kingdom
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Massachusetts: A Reputation at the Vanguard
Even before the riotous beginnings of the United States when American colonists asserted independence from the English Crown, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has been at the leading edge of our nation’s developments. Here’s a quick review: The pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock … Continue reading
Posted in Reputation Props
Tagged African-American, America, American revolution, appointment, Arbella, Asian-American, Boston Globe, chief justice, city upon a hill, commonwealth, Deval Patrick, diversity, Fernande R.V. Duffly, Goodridge v. Dept. of Public Health, Governor, Harvard, history, Jim Crow, John Winthrop, leaders, Maine, marriage equality, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Plymouth Rock, reputation, Roderick L. Ireland, shot heard round the world
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