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Jan 21, 2021Media Coverage | Council News, Federal Advocacy

Jim Brett on Bloomberg Baystate Business

Jim Brett giving a speech at a podium
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As originally appearing in Bloomberg

NEC President & CEO Jim Brett was a guest on the Bloomberg Baystate Business radio program on Thursday, January 21, 2021.  In a wide-ranging conversation with hosts Joe Shortsleeve and Tom Moroney, Jim discussed the growing clout of the New England Congressional delegation, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh’s nomination to serve as the next U.S. Secretary of Labor, and key federal policy priorities in the coming weeks and months, including COVID-19 relief and economic stimulus, as well as infrastructure investment.

Click here to listen.

Please note that Jim’s interview begins at the 40:30 mark in the program.

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