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Multi-Generational Family Businesses on Boston Harbor: “Visions of the Future”

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This video from a recent forum sponsored by The Boston Harbor Association (TBHA) features a panel presentation, “Visions of the Future” with three family-owned, multi-generational businesses sharing their long-term perspectives on Boston Harbor and the waterfront. Vivien Li, TBHA President, introduces:

  • Roger Berkowitz, President, Legal Sea Foods
  • Scott Haggerty, General Manager, Boston Towing and Transportation Marine Construction Company
  • Alison Nolan, General Manager, Boston Harbor Cruises

TBHA’s forum, “A Clean Boston Harbor, What Next?” was held on June 14 and 15, 2011 at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse and New England Aquarium IMAX Theater, both on Boston Harbor.

For more information on The Boston Harbor Association, see TBHA.org.

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