RESEARCH

A major grant award from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative’s John Adams Innovation Institute, matched by the generosity of the Boston Fifth Century Trustees and their organizations, is enabling us to gain a deeper understanding of the factors explaining how Boston has been able to stay a center for innovation over four centuries.

• The results were reported on March 9, 2006 at a Boston College Citizen Seminar.
• The project also encompasses strategic sessions that focus on the region’s future economic vitality.
• The Collaborative has a talented research staff.
• Get more information about the report and Citizen Seminar presentation.

Advisory Research Committee 2005-06:

1. Dr. Robert Allison, History Department Chair, Suffolk University
2. Dr. Barry Bluestone, Director of CURP, and Stearns Professor, Northeastern University
3. Dr. Lynne Browne, Senior Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
4. Dr. Robert W. Consalvo, Former Director, Research Department, Boston Redevelopment Authority Adjunct Professor Boston College, Grad Research Methodology.
5. Dr. William Fowler, Distinguished Professor of History, Northeastern University  
6. Dr. Edward Glaeser, Economics, Exec. Director of Rapport Institute, JFK School, Harvard University
7. Gerry Herman, Professor of History, Chair of Inter-disciplinary Studies, Northeastern University
8. Zvi Rozen, Research & MTC Index, Mass Technology Collaborative

Historical Consulting

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• Site Branding Opportunities, Museum Displays, and Public Displays
• Live Presentations
• Tourism