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November 2018
Newsmakers: What’s next for the T?
TUESDAY - 11/27 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm WeWork, One Beacon Now that the election is over, a lot of big decisions need to be made at the MBTA. The Fiscal and Management Control Board’s five-year term is coming to an end – what should replace it? Should commuter rail continue to be – as its name implies – for commuters in and out of Boston, or should it operate more frequently like the subway? And, perhaps the biggest decision of…
Find out more »The Horse Race: LIVE
The Horse Race LIVE: Win, Place, Show Presented By: WeWork Boston Join us in celebrating the close of the 2018 general election with a live taping of The Horse Race at WeWork One Beacon Street. Wednesday, November 7th 2018, 6pm-8pm WeWork, One Beacon St, 15th Floor The Horse Race is back with another LIVE recording event the evening after the general election with Steve Koczela of the MassINC Polling Group and special guests. We will be going over a recap of what just happened…
Find out more »October 2018
The Sixth Annual Gateway Cities Innovation Awards
Please join us in New Bedford for the Sixth Annual Gateway Cities Innovation Institute Summit & Awards Luncheon. This year's theme is Pioneering Strategies for 21st Century Growth. Come share your vision, meet with colleagues from across the Gateway Cities, and recognize our 2018 awardees! Get your tickets today! The Sixth Annual Gateway Cities Summit and Awards Luncheon will focus on how Gateway Cities can reshape their economies to compete for economic growth. From forming regional training partnerships to designing transportation networks and industrial…
Find out more »September 2018
Exploring the Future of Transit-Oriented Development in Worcester
Please join the Worcester Regional Research Bureau and MassINC on Thursday, September 13th at Lock 50 for a conversation on the future of transit-oriented development in Worcester. This informal gathering will include a brief presentation of new MassINC research highlighting the potential for TOD in Worcester and other Gateway Cities across the state. This savory conversation will be accompanied by hors d’oeuvres and cash bar. Space is limited. REGISTER HERE
Find out more »The Horse Race LIVE: Post-Primary **Winner’s Circle** Edition
The evening after the Massachusetts primary, join The Horse Race for a live podcast as we ask the key questions. What just happened? And what now? We’ll be announcing special guests, and details on the podcast, so subscribe to stay up to date! Your hosts, Steve Koczela of The MassInc Polling Group and Lauren Dezenski of POLITICO Massachusetts, will recap what happened in the most interesting contests throughout the primary season, and look ahead to what’s coming in November. REGISTER…
Find out more »June 2018
Exploring the Future of Transit-Oriented Development in Gateway Cities
REGISTER TODAY Gateway Cities can accommodate thousands of new housing units and thousands of new jobs on the vacant and underutilized land surrounding their rail stations. This walkable, mixed-use urban land offers an ideal setting for transit-oriented development (TOD) to take hold. We are pleased to partner with the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission and the Valley's own Dan Hodge of Hodge Economic Consulting to discuss the findings of their recent report on such TOD potential surrounding Springfield's Union Station and beyond.…
Find out more »May 2018
Delivering on the Promise of Criminal Justice Reform
Join MassINC and the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Reform Coalition for the Fifth Annual Criminal Justice Reform Coalition Policy Summit: Delivering on the Promise of Criminal Justice Reform REGISTER TODAY! Tuesday, May 15, 2018 Registration 8:00 am Program 8:30 -10:30am UMass Club, 1 Beacon Street, Boston Featuring: The Honorable Paula Carey Chief Justice of the Trial Court Secretary Daniel Bennett Executive Office of Public Safety and Security Representative Byron Rushing Assistant House Majority Leader Rahsaan D Hall Director of the Racial Justice Program for…
Find out more »April 2018
Exploring the Future of Transit-Oriented Development in Gateway Cities
- TICKETS ON SALE - Tuesday, April 24, 2018 8:00-10:30am | UMass Club, 1 Beacon Street, Boston Please Join us for a MassINC Policy Forum: Exploring the Future of Transit-Oriented Development in Gateway Cities Featuring a Conversation with: Secretary Stephanie Pollack and Secretary Jay Ash Led by The Boston Globe’s Dante Ramos Followed by a dialogue with: Mayor Thomas McGee City of Lynn Jim Rooney President and CEO, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Duane Jackson Managing Member, Alinea Capital Partners…
Find out more »January 2018
Newsmakers: The dilemma of disruptive technology
TICKETS ON SALE NEXT THURSDAY - 01/18 - 8:00-9:30am Mintz Levin, One Financial - All attendees must register - Join us for a Newsmakers event with Sen. Stan Rosenberg, Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, and Will Burns of Airbnb to discuss how disruptive technologies should be regulated. Disruptive technologies raise all sorts of questions for state policymakers, everything from how should the new technology be regulated to should it be regulated at all. The new issue of CommonWealth magazine features stories that drill down on two of the…
Find out more »December 2017
Measuring School Climate in Massachusetts
Monday, December 11, 2017 - 8:00 AM UMass Club, One Beacon Street, Boston While measuring academic rigor remains a focus in Massachusetts, how are we measuring the environment and culture of our schools? Do students feel safe and supported? Understanding school climate is critical to improving education for all students.Join the Massachusetts Institute for College and Career Readiness and its partners at Boston College and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to discuss ways to measure school climate…
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