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Boston Business Journal. Co-author of We Are Market Basket. UConn Journalism.
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30-year P&G veteran named Gillette's first female CEO

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By Grant Welker Verified
| Above the Fold
Juliana Azevedo Procter & Gamble Preview this article 1 min The incoming CEO has been with Procter & Gamble since 1996. She replaces Gary Coombe, who grew annual revenue to $6.7 billion. Tuesday, June 30, 2026 CEO Conversations Have you ever wanted to get inside the mind of a successful CEO? Are you curious about what drives some of Cincinnati's top leaders or wonder what they consider their brightest achievements and biggest mistakes?
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Boston nears 1,800 apartments in office-to-residential program since 2023

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By Grant Welker Verified
| Boston Business Journal Verified
Boston is nearing 1,800 apartments in its office-to-residential conversion program since its inception in 2023. Here's a look at each project and where it stands.
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Where each of Boston's 26 office-to-residential conversions stand

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By Grant Welker Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Boston is nearing 1,800 apartments in its office-to-residential conversion program since its inception in 2023. The 26 projects cover a combined 1.5 million square feet of space, mostly in downtown, where smaller and older office buildings typically carry the lowest chance of office occupancy and require the costliest upgrades. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
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