This Week in Business

Boston Globe business columnist Shirley Leung talks about what qualities business leaders tell her they are looking for in a new governor.

Boston Children’s Hospital President & CEO Dr. Kevin Churchwell talks about their response to the pandemic and the critical importance of mental and emotional health services.

Boston Uncornered redirects gang-involved youth to college & careers. Executive Director Tito SantosSilva talks about their unique approach and shares evidence that it is working to strengthen neighborhoods.

You may know Cradles to Crayons for their clothing and supply drives. Now founder and CEO Lynn Margherio talks about their broadening mission.

Dan Pereira of the MA Immigration and Refugee Advocacy Coalition talks about the work it takes to help settle immigrants in Massachusetts.

GE is breaking up, people are reuniting at Logan after years apart, the president is signing an infrastructure bill, Michelle Wu is preparing to become mayor of Boston and Shirley Leung of The Boston Globe is commenting on it all.

Some savvy ways businesses and educators are partnering to give students the skills they need to get good jobs. With the Lynn superintendent of schools and the head of the Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education.

Inflation, supply chain issues, COVID, worker shortages. These are just some of the reasons why Chris Carlozzi of the National Federation of Independent Businesses says small business owners are on a wild roller coaster ride.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra COO and 2nd Bassoonist talk about the impacts of COVID on their industry and the work to strike the right note for the future.

Boston Business Journal Editor Doug Banks is on the Business Beat, looking at how the mayor-elect will work with the business community. Plus, making shared workspace work.

MassMutual Head of Insurance Operations Amanda Wallace talks about steps to take now to secure your financial future.

Editor Doug Banks on Boston Business Journal’s deep dive into workforce training programs in Massachusetts. Just how many jobs are being created? Plus, some of the other top business stories of the week.

Monday is the Early Decision application deadline at many local colleges and universities. Wellesley College President Dr. Paula Johnson talks about why their application pool is more diverse than ever before. Plus what’s new on campus.