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The Power 50, Class of 2020
It’s not about having power. It’s about using it.
WBJ’s annual Power 50 issue gives us an opportunity to really examine who wields influence in the Central Massachusetts economy, understand who is making power moves and their reasoning for doing so. Back in 2018 when the Power Players feature expanded to 50, we made the conscious decision to look beyond who held the most power in the region. If we hadn’t made the change, the list simply would be the 50 people in charge of the 50 largest organizations in Central Mass. and wouldn’t change much each year. Instead, by understanding who is exerting their influence, we can see how the region is being shaped now and for the future.
This year's Power 50 is detailed below.
- Brad Kane, editor
WBJ Web Partners
Health & Education
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Kola A. AkindeleAssistant vice chancellor for city & community relations, UMass Medical SchoolView Profile -
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Michelle Jones-JohnsonVice president for talent & inclusion at Worcester Polytechnic InstituteView Profile -
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Real Estate & Development
Hospitality & Culture
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Amy Lynn ChaseOwner & founder - Crompton Collective, the Haberdash, the White Room & Canal District Farmers MarketView Profile -
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Dan Rea IIIExecutive vice president for real estate development & business affairs, Worcester Red SoxView Profile -
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Brian Treitman & William "Billy" NemeroffOwners, Soul Food Hospitality & B.T.'s Fried Chicken and BBQView Profile
Banking & Finance
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Barbara G. Fields & Carolyn J. StemplerPresident & board chair, Greater Worcester Community FoundationView Profile -
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