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The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce hosts a variety of awards programs throughout the year that recognize and celebrate the inspiring individuals and organizations who are making an impact in their workplace and communities.

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Pinnacle Awards

The Pinnacle Awards is the premier event for women in business, and honors incredible leading women for their outstanding contributions to the workplace and commitment to enhancing the quality of life in the region.

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2025 Honorees

Grace Cotter Regan

President, Boston College High School

Achievement in Arts & Education – Grace Cotter Regan is a mission-driven leader dedicated to advancing Jesuit, Catholic education. Since 2017, she…Read more

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Kim Driscoll

Lieutenant Governor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Achievement in Management – Government – Kim Driscoll is the 73rd Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. She was sworn in on January…Read more

Achievement in Management – Government –
Kim Driscoll is the 73rd Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. She was sworn in on January 5, 2023, joining Governor Maura Healey in an historic series of firsts: Governor Healey is the first woman and first openly LGBTQ person elected Governor of Massachusetts, and together, Healey and Driscoll are the first all-women executive team to lead Massachusetts. Driscoll was elected the City of Salem’s first woman Mayor in 2006, taking office at a time when the community was struggling with record deficits, poor financial management, and a declining bond rating. As Mayor, she turned deficits into record surpluses and saved taxpayers’ money by strengthening city services, revitalizing Salem’s downtown, leading a vast improvement in Salem’s k-12 schools, reforming city pensions and health insurance programs to protect employee benefits, bidding public contracts, and bringing transparency to City Hall. Working collaboratively with state officials and local partners, Driscoll secured sizable public and private investments, including a new MBTA train station, a state courts complex, senior center, ferry and waterfront port at Salem Wharf, and positioned Salem as the primary marshaling port for the forthcoming Commonwealth Wind project that will serve residents across Massachusetts and New England, establishing the City as a national leader in the offshore wind sector. From passing one of the first fully-inclusive LGBTQ non-discrimination ordinances in Massachusetts, to securing major investments in veterans’ benefits, standing up for immigrants’ rights, and enacting one of the first age-friendly action plans certified in the Commonwealth, Salem under Driscoll’s leadership has been – first and foremost – an inclusive community that welcomes everyone. A proud mother of three children who attended Salem Public Schools, Driscoll chaired the Salem School Committee as Mayor. She helped push for collaboration and strategies to improve Salem’s schools and for added investments to support teachers and students. Under her leadership, Salem became one of the first communities in Massachusetts to adopt the expansion of free, high-quality early education opportunities starting at age four. The daughter of a Navy chef from Lynn and an accountant’s assistant from Trinidad, Driscoll spent her childhood in a number of states, before attending Salem State University where she studied government and became a stand-out athlete on the women’s basketball team. Like so many Salem State students, she fell in love with Salem and made it her home after graduation, pursuing a career in municipal government, and married her college sweetheart, a second-generation union bricklayer. Beginning with a position as the City of Beverly’s Community Development Director after college, Driscoll embarked on her long career of service to municipalities and went on to earn her law degree from the Massachusetts School of Law. Before becoming the Mayor of Salem, Driscoll served as the City of Chelsea’s Chief Legal Counsel and Deputy City Manager, and also served on the Salem City Council. Exemplified by her extensive and successful career in local government, Lieutenant Governor Driscoll is focused on working with Governor Healey to create a forward-looking Commonwealth and communities that work for, empower, and include all who call Massachusetts home, as well as those who aspire to do so.

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Avana Epperson-Temple

President, Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association

Emerging Executive – Avana Epperson-Temple serves as the President of the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association (MBLA), a non-profit organization dedicated…Read more

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Rachel Felix

SVP, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, Boston Medical Center Health System

Achievement in Health Care – Rachel Felix has spent her twenty-five year career as a brand strategist across various roles in healthcare, media, and…Read more

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Rachel Felix has spent her twenty-five year career as a brand strategist across various roles in healthcare, media, and consumer packaged goods. Rachel currently serves as the first SVP and Chief Marketing & Growth Officer at Boston Medical Center Health System, where she is focused on growth across all audiences from patients to community partners to donors, which all intersect at BMC’s equity mission. Rachel works to more holistically understand and communicate with these audiences, strategically build deeper relationships and advance critical initiatives such as the Health Equity Accelerator, and ultimately deliver greater impact, access, and outcomes to patients. She brings expertise from her previous role as the Vice President and Head of Brand Management at Mass General Brigham where she led integration, rebrand, and awareness efforts across the largest healthcare system in New England. Informed by her marketing insights research, Rachel launched MGB’s first global and local brand awareness and service line campaigns to position the new brand. Rachel led the visual identity roll out across all fifteen hospitals, entities, and additional outpatient centers, and spearheaded brand architecture and policy work to further define and protect the system brand. She also led enterprise-wide marketing solutions and creative services supporting the 80K employee system and largest private employer in the state of Massachusetts. Prior to healthcare, Rachel was Senior Vice President, Marketing, Content Distribution & Business Development at ViacomCBS (now Paramount). In this role, Rachel was responsible for ViacomCBS’s portfolio strategy and messaging, new business, communications, client experience, internal culture, post-merger operations, and DEI. In her fifteen-year career at ViacomCBS, Rachel marketed brands with a broad spectrum of audiences including Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central, BET, and CBS, and navigated an ever-evolving content distribution landscape consisting of traditional, virtual, digital, social, mobile and direct-to-consumer platforms. Rachel spent her early career in consumer packaged goods for both Kraft Foods and Procter & Gamble where she held various roles in brand management and sales. Throughout her experiences, Rachel has proven to be an agent of change, leading visionary transformation at large scale. She takes a consumer-first approach and is passionate about serving diverse audiences in particular. Rachel received a B.B.A. from the University of Michigan and her M.B.A. from Columbia University. She is also an alumni of NAMIC’s Executive Leadership Development program at UCLA’s Anderson School of Business. An NYC transplant, Rachel is on the Board of Directors at The New Commonwealth Fund, PRX, and Women’s Lunch Place, and she co-founded Boston’s most diverse, and Dorchester’s first porch music festival, Dorchfest. She resides in Dorchester, Boston, with her husband, two children, and father.

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Grace Lee

MA Regional President, EVP, M&T Bank

Achievement in Management – Private Sector – Grace Lee has more than twenty-five years of public and private sector leadership experience. In her role…Read more

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Margaret Low

CEO, WBUR

Lifetime Achievement – Margaret Low is the CEO of WBUR in Boston — an award-winning producer of high-quality journalism on-air, online, on demand…Read more

Lifetime Achievement –
Margaret Low is the CEO of WBUR in Boston — an award-winning producer of high-quality journalism on-air, online, on demand and on stage at CitySpace. WBUR has one of the strongest local newsrooms in America, with dozens of journalists covering the most pressing issues in the city and the region. WBUR reaches nearly seven million listeners across the country each week with its two national programs, On Point and Here & Now — a midday newsmagazine produced with NPR. WBUR is also a pioneering podcaster, with critically acclaimed shows like The Gun Machine, Violation, Endless Thread, Circle Round, Anything for Selena, Last Seen, Modern Love and The Common — WBUR’s daily local on demand show. Before joining WBUR in January 2020, Low was president of AtlanticLIVE, The Atlantic’s events division, which during her tenure produced more than 100 conferences a year across the country. Low joined The Atlantic in the fall of 2014 and in a short time transformed the events business into a live journalism juggernaut that set the standard for the news industry. Prior to The Atlantic, Low enjoyed a storied career at NPR, spanning decades. She first walked through the doors as an overnight production assistant on Morning Edition and rose through the ranks to become senior vice president for news — NPR’s top editorial job. In that role, she oversaw the work of some 400 journalists worldwide and coverage of major news events from The Arab Spring and the wars in Syria and Libya to the reelection of Barack Obama and the Boston Marathon bombing. She opened new foreign bureaus, launched new shows, developed new beats and led the digital transformation of the newsroom, steering the audio strategy for digital platforms and quickening the response to breaking news. Earlier at NPR, Margaret was vice president for programming with responsibility for all non-news shows. Among Margaret’s most notable accomplishments was the reinvention of Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me! — transforming a studio-based radio quiz show into a live, award-winning road show and business success story. During her tenure, NPR earned some of the most prestigious honors in journalism, including multiple Peabody Awards, duPont-Columbia Awards and an Edward R. Murrow Award. Margaret serves on NPR’s Board of Directors. She is on the board of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. She is vice chair of the board of The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and a board member of Wallace House Center for Journalists at the University of Michigan, home to the Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellowships. The University of Michigan is also her alma mater. In 2017, she was the commencement speaker for U of M’s School of Communications. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts with her husband Kinsey Wilson.

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Josiane Martinez

Founder & CEO, ASG

Achievement in Entrepreneurship – Josiane Martinez, the founder and CEO of ASG, brings almost two decades of expertise in public policy, cross-cultural…Read more

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Eneida Román

President & CEO, Amplify LatinX

Achievement in Management – Non-Profit Eneida Román is the President & CEO of Amplify LatinX, a business organization that is advancing Latino…Read more

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Laura Wood

EVP Patient Care Operations & System Chief Nurse Executive, Boston Children’s Hospital

Achievement in the Professions – A lifelong pediatric executive nurse leader with a sustained commitment to strengthening health care delivery environments…Read more

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Annual Meeting

Our Annual Meeting is the top Greater Boston business convening of the year, and we are committed to bringing our community together again. The Annual Meeting convenes more than 1,300 business and civic leaders from across the region to induct new members into the Academy of Distinguished Bostonians, hear from a prominent keynote speaker, and connect with each other across companies and industries.

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2024 Distinguished Bostonians

Robert Lewis, Jr.

Nicholas President and CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston

Robert Lewis, Jr. is a nationally recognized thought leader, public speaker, and social innovator. With a long history of nonprofit and community leadership, Robert…Read more

Robert Lewis, Jr. is a nationally recognized thought leader, public speaker, and social innovator. With a long history of nonprofit and community leadership, Robert is known as a catalyst for collaboration between diverse business, civic and public sectors and a tireless advocate for urban youth. Robert joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston in 2022 and has since set the organization on a new strategic course with a broad focus on health, education, and workforce readiness, all essential components to a child’s holistic development.

Prior to joining BGCB, Robert launched The BASE in 2013 to shift the national mindset about what it takes for urban youth to succeed. The BASE leverages their passion for sports to create pathways to higher education and meaningful careers. His previous roles include serving as Senior Vice President of City Year’s National Operations, Executive Director of City Year Boston, President of the National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ), and Executive Director of the Boston Centers for Youth and Families (BCYF). As Vice President for Program at The Boston Foundation, he directed the distribution of more than $18 million in discretionary grants annually and was the chief architect of the ground-breaking initiative, StreetSafe Boston, the country’s only privately funded anti-gang violence prevention program.

Robert’s leadership and advocacy has been recognized with numerous awards and honors, including: New England Streetworker Inaugural Legacy Award (2023); NonProfit PRO’s Lifetime Achievement Award (2022); King Boston’s Embrace Award (2022); The Boston Business Journal’s Power 50 (2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023); The Associated Industries of Massachusetts’ Gould Education Award (2020); Eastern Bank’s Social Justice Award (2020); Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Breakfast 50th Anniversary Awardee (2019); Boston Municipal Research Bureau’s Henry L. Shattuck Public Service Award (2019); and Robert F. Kennedy Action Corps’ Embracing the Legacy Award (2019). He serves as executive in residence at the Institute of Social Innovation at Babson College, sits on the Board of Directors for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, is a Trustee for the University of Massachusetts, and serves on the Advisory Committee for National Grid, NE. Robert received an Honorary Doctorate degree in Humane Letters from Assumption University; Cambridge College; Franklin Pierce University; and William James College; and an Honorary Doctorate in Public Service from Simmons College and New England Law.

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Dusty Rhodes

President, Conventures, INC.

It all started with $200 and a borrowed desk on Newbury Street. There were no special event firms—only a smattering of advertising and PR agencies—and very few…Read more

It all started with $200 and a borrowed desk on Newbury Street. There were no special event firms—only a smattering of advertising and PR agencies—and very few women entrepreneurs. The year was 1977 and Dusty Rhodes had a new idea—to use special events as a marketing medium. Fresh from a stint as the first and only female general manager in professional football (the World Football League’s New York Stars), Dusty created one of the first companies of its kind in the country—Conventures.

Building her core philosophy around the concept of “teamwork,” she and her Conventures team educated New England’s companies and institutions about the potential of special events to achieve business and fund-raising objectives. Her leadership for non-profit events included the injection ideas and programming that yielded prolific results, and are now industry standards. As the running boom of the mid-70’s began, Dusty built the largest women’s running event in the United States—the Boston 10K for Women. Under her leadership, Conventures has since produced hundreds of road races, walks, and sporting events around Boston and beyond. To commemorate the 400th Anniversary of Columbus’s voyage, she created the original Sail Boston Tall Ships Festival in 1992. As the executive producers of Sail Boston 1992, 2000, 2009 and 2017, Conventures produced the largest maritime events in New England’s history with an economic impact of nearly $1 billion. Currently, she’s planning the Tall Ships return to Boston for the U.S. Semiquincentennial in 2026. Conventures annually produces First Night, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the Boston Marathon Expo, and Harborfest, among many other corporate, non-profit, and community events.

For the past 46 years, Dusty’s community spirit, relentless hard work, toughness, and generosity have helped make Boston better. From festivals for millions, to conference for hundreds, Dusty’s vision, attention to detail, drive, and high standards continue to bring excellence to everything she touches. She has mentored hundreds of young people over the years who have gone on to become leaders in their fields. Among her many awards, she was honored as the first civilian woman recipient of the Distinguished Public Service Medal from the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard. Dusty is a graduate of Penn State University where she excelled in three varsity sports and is the proud mother of six children.

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John F. Fish

Chairman & CEO, Suffolk

John F. Fish is the Chairman and CEO of Suffolk, a national contractor and real estate enterprise that invests, innovates and builds. Under his vision and leadership,…Read more

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Small Business of the Year Awards

The Small Business of the Year Awards ceremony honors 10 small, high-growth businesses that demonstrate achievement in management, workplace excellence, product innovation, and social responsibility, with a commitment to growing in Greater Boston.

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2024 Honorees

OnyxGroup Planning, Development, & Brokerage

INNOVATION & GROWTH

Established in Early 2021, the OnyxGroup Development & Realty is Boston based minority women-owned and operated limited liability company specializing in creating…Read more

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X Agency

CULTURAL EXCELLENCE

X Agency stands out as a specialist in delivering digital marketing services in our region whose ethos revolves around consistently challenging the boundaries of…Read more

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Privé Parking

COMMUNITY IMPACT

Privé Parking is a pioneering force in the parking and transportation industry, driven by a mission to revolutionize the sector with unparalleled service and innovative…Read more

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Studio Luz Architects

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

Studio Luz Architects is a forward-thinking architectural practice that links responsible design and sustainable construction with built material expression. They…Read more

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RoseMark Productions

CEO LEADERSHIP

RoseMark Productions is a boutique mid-sized event firm led by a seasoned event and White House Advance Lead with over 15 years of experience in the fast-paced political/non-profit…Read more

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L.J.V. Development, LLC

SMALL BUSINESS CHAMPION

LJV stands as a solution-focused construction management firm, placing a premium on collaboration and the incorporation of technology-driven processes to ensure…Read more

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Ten Outstanding Young Leaders

The Ten Outstanding Young Leaders (TOYL) Awards are about Boston’s present, and more importantly, Boston’s future. Honorees represent the region’s emerging young leaders from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors who have demonstrated a commitment to improving the civic and business environment and the quality of life in Greater Boston.

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2024 Honorees

Anita Yip

Founder and Creative Director, Project Asian Joy

Anita Yip is a purpose-driven technologist with a diverse background spanning the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. Emerging as a social practice artist, she…Read more

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Rev. Art J. Gordon

Senior Pastor/Director of Community Engagement, St. John Missionary Baptist Church/Office of Governor Maura Healey

Rev. Art J. Gordon is a fourth-generation pastor. After graduating from Savannah State University with a degree in History, he moved to Boston to attend the Boston…Read more

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Brandon Teixeira

Founder & CEO, Mental Health Declassified Inc

Brandon Teixeira is the CEO and founder of Mental Health Declassified Inc., a passionate mental health advocate, and a dynamic storyteller. Born and raised in Stoughton,…Read more

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Jessica Pires Brown

Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Leader, Brown & Brown Insurance

Jessica is the Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging Leader for Brown & Brown, Inc. where she develops and executes the enterprise DIB strategy throughout all aspects…Read more

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Julie Eaton Ernst

Climate Resilience Practice Leader, HNTB Corporation

Julie Eaton Ernst is HNTB’s Climate Resilience Practice Leader based out of Boston, MA. She is a licensed professional civil engineer (MA #54968), and her background…Read more

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Liz Powers

Co-Founder & CEO, ArtLifting

Liz Powers is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of ArtLifting, a business that champions artists impacted by housing insecurity and disabilities. ArtLifting…Read more

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Michel Bamani

Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Michel arrived to the United States at the age of 14 as a refugee. Having lived through a war zone and leaving his country of birth, Michel has a deep admiration…Read more

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Monica Adwani

CEO, Breezy Seguros

Monica Adwani is a highly accomplished insurance industry leader with over 18 years of experience across diverse roles, guiding organizations through strategic growth…Read more

Monica Adwani is a highly accomplished insurance industry leader with over 18 years of experience across diverse roles, guiding organizations through strategic growth and innovation. As CEO of Breezy Seguros, formerly BRZ Insurance, Monica focuses on empowering Latino and immigrant entrepreneurs by providing tailored insurance solutions and financial literacy resources. Known for her expertise in operations, strategic planning, and financial oversight, she brings a deeply community-oriented approach, particularly to underserved markets.

Monica began her career in the insurance industry with a strong foundation in data analysis, risk management, and operational safety, progressing through roles in claims, operations, customer service, and sales. Her experience spans both the agency and carrier sides of the business, where she has continuously demonstrated a keen ability to align business objectives with client needs, particularly for minority and immigrant-owned businesses.

As CEO of Breezy Seguros, Monica has established a proprietary AMS/CRM platform in English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese, driving an impressive 200%-300% annual sales growth rate and achieving over 105% client retention. Her leadership has positioned Breezy Seguros as a trusted, community-focused brand that prioritizes education, wealth-building, and generational success.

Throughout her career, Monica’s contributions have been recognized with numerous accolades, including Liberty Mutual Group’s Agent of the Future, recognition as one of America’s Top Latino-Owned Businesses, and inclusion among the Top ALX100 Influential Latinos in Massachusetts. She has also been celebrated as one of the Top 50 Women Leaders in Massachusetts and as Young Agent of the Year by the Massachusetts Association of Insurance Agents.

A dedicated advocate for diversity and inclusion, Monica serves on the board of the Massachusetts Association of Insurance Agents (MAIA) and frequently speaks at industry events, addressing sustainable business practices, minority representation, and the impact of insurance education on community empowerment.

Monica holds a B.S. in Information Management and Coding from the InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico and a B.S. in Management from Fisher College in Boston. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese, she leverages her trilingual skills to build strong relationships across markets, helping her clients and community achieve financial security and lasting success.

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Patrick Lucey

Executive Vice President, Division Manager, Suffolk Construction

As Executive Vice President of Suffolk, Patrick Lucey leads Suffolk’s Northeast office, proudly based here in Boston. Lucey “grew up” at Suffolk, starting…Read more

As Executive Vice President of Suffolk, Patrick Lucey leads Suffolk’s Northeast office, proudly based here in Boston. Lucey “grew up” at Suffolk, starting his career as an intern while in college. Over the past two decades, Lucey has held almost every operational role in the building life cycle, from project engineer up to Chief Operating Officer of the Commercial sector. Lucey has successfully managed some of the largest, most iconic projects throughout the Northeast, such as Encore Casino and Winthrop Center, as well as some of the most sensitive and complex, including occupied k-12 schools. No matter the size of the project, Lucey has earned a reputation for being a true partner to his clients and a coach & motivator to his team. His consistent track record for earning repeat business speaks to the importance he places on building long-term and trusted relationships with developers, owner’s project managers, organized labor, architects, engineers, and the communities in which he builds.

Prior to his current role, Lucey was most recently Chief Operating Officer of Suffolk’s Commercial sector in the Northeast. He also played a critical role in the creation of Suffolk Design and the implementation of their services on Suffolk’s design-build projects across the country. With Suffolk’s national focus on Operational Excellence, Lucey has led the charge on bringing Suffolk’s proven processes and technologies, Plan and Control, Virtual Design and Construction, and Lean construction methodologies to every job.

Lucey is a proud Board Member of Heading Home, a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter, transitional, and permanent housing for children, families, and adults experiencing homelessness. He also serves on the board of NAIOP, a commercial real estate advocacy organization. Lucey participates in several of Suffolk’s volunteer programs and led a company initiative where 75 employees built a playground for the Boys & Girls Club of Boston in Roxbury. A Massachusetts native, Pat grew up in Plymouth and is a graduate of Williams College, where he met his wife, Kate. They live in the Boston area with their two sons. When Pat isn’t working, he is happily coaching his boys’ flag football team.

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Ryan Gordon

Project Manager, Nitsch Engineering

Ryan is a registered professional Civil Engineer, Project Manager, and shareholder at Nitsch Engineering, an employee-owned land development and engineering consulting…Read more

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Pacesetters Awards

Our Pacesetters Awards highlight the critical efforts being taken in procurement and supplier diversity to achieve economic inclusion for minority business enterprises and the communities from which they are born and operate. Launched in 2022, categories include Deal of the Year, Champion of the Year, and Pacesetters Company of the Year.

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2023 Award Winners

Company of the Year

Manulife/John Hancock

Champion of the Year

Rosanna Molinaro, Director of Procurement and Contracts Management, Department of Planning, Real Estate, and Facilities, Northeastern University

Partnership of the Year

Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) and Casablanca Services

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