2008 May/June
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Surviving in life to help others achieve success
Marybeth Andrea O'Sullivan, Veterans Upward Bound: Veterans Small Business Advocate Award Winner
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Become the CEO of your own life
Donna Mullen Good, Center for Women and Enterprise: Women in Business Enterprise Award Winner
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Looking overseas for the next business opportunity
Paula Murphy, Massachusetts Export Center: Service Excellence & Innovation Award Winner
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Moving from an international marketing career to business coaching
Lynn Turner, Clear Vision Alliance: Small Business Journalist Award Winner
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Wheatberry rises from a dream sparked at a romantic dinner
Ben & Adrie Lester, Wheatberry: Young Entrepreneur Award Winner
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Lending in good times, and bad
James Hanlon, Sovereign Bank: Financial Services Champion Award Winner
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Tapping into the fertile Hispanic marketplace
Nader Acevedo, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Boston: Minority Small Business Champion Award Winner
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Q&A with Deborah Converse, CEO of the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce
Cape Business spoke with new CEO of the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce, Deborah Converse.
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A new vision for Barnstable
Cape Cod’s largest town sees opportunity in arts, culture, mixed-use development and professional services focused around nearby water amenities
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Business climate is improving
Once held back by restrictive town zoning and strict county regulation, Barnstable is beginning to attract smart growth downtown
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Can Hyannis compete?
Growing village-style destinations ignite intense competition as downtown Hyannis pushes to reinvent itself around its harbor
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Barnstable villages aim smaller
Centerville, Craigville Beach and other Barnstable neighborhoods move toward small-scale commercial and residential development
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A cultural destination for the Northeast
A new performing arts center could make Barnstable a cultural hub for the region
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Independence Park shifting to health care
Originally planned to attract well-paying manufacturing jobs, Cape Cod’s largest industrial park evolves with the times.
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Cape Cod Five looks to Dennis market
The Cape Cod Five Cents Bank opened its 17th branch last month with its new Dennis building off Route 134. In the last four years alone, the Orleans-based institution has expanded to four new towns, focusing on the Mid- and Upper Cape while also purchasing Rockland Trust’s previous Eastham branch.
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A new challenge in his eighth decade
Sandy Blitz takes over the regional SBA office after helping launch a technology incubator.
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Making a difference: The Cape Cod Young Professionals
For its extraordinary growth and emerging impact on the Cape, the Massachusetts Small Business Administration, in conjunction with Cape Business Publishing Group, is awarding its first-ever Making a Difference Award to the Cape Cod Young Professionals.
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A company begun at the kitchen table
Kathleen and Nikki Walsh, PK Walsh: Family-Owned Small Business Award Winner
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This entrepreneur had his head in the stars
Dr. Stephen Fantone, Optikos Corporation: Small Business Exporter Award Winner
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From navigating the high seas to restoring the scorched earth
Robert Delhome, Charter Environmental: Small Business Person of the Year Award Winner
