Tag: Los Angeles
Mastercard provides data analytics for COVID-19 recovery
Purchase-based Mastercard has launched an initiative to help businesses and governments in the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic through the use of data it...
Marsh & McLennan Agency acquires Los Angeles insurance firm
Founded in 2008, Momentous Insurance Brokerage has a 220-person workforce.
Kismet Interiors makes virtual interior design a reality
With Yasmin Thornton working from her office in Bridgeport and Trisha Kasmin in her own West Coast space, the duo set up their new Kismet Interiors as a virtual company in February.
New Canaan resident named PwC leader
After working for PricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P. for more than 20 years, New Canaan resident Paula Loop has been named the New York metro region assurance leader
Inside headhunting
Author Russell Reynolds, Jr. shares tips on career advancement from his new book about the world inside headhunting.
Champions in health care … reform
As January 2014 approaches, do you know the people crafting Connecticut’s new health system?
A walkway runs through it
Great developments start with a focal point – in many cases, something has simple as a picturesque walkway
That’s “bank speak”
It will be a while longer before you drive by a billboard emblazoned with “Banking without the BS*” – but that’s not to say...
Advantage reestablished in Darien
Interpublic Group reestablished Advantage International as a sports marketing agency.
Blumenthal: Thousands of jobs at stake
U.S. Sen. Blumenthal said Connecticut stands to lose thousands of jobs if Congress does not pass a transportation bill by month-end.
Fairfield County traffic: 5th worst
A new study finds Fairfield County has among the five worst traffic jams in the country.
In the field
Gartner Inc. is hiring salespeople and consultants, and other news affecting Fairfield County companies.
Gold coastal property
A Pitney Bowes plant off I-84 was put up for sale, and other real estate news in Fairfield County.
TracyLocke best in show with PepsiCo spot
As Connecticut ad agencies reviewed their best work, the industry’s outlook remains uncertain for the second half of the year.