With the number of COVID-19 cases continuing to rise across the Commonwealth, MASCO is proud to join the City of Boston in its pledge to increase awareness of and access to testing. The public health data is clear that increased testing can help to stop the further spread of COVID-19 in our communities.

MASCO received the Patriot Award from the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve for supporting MASCO Operations Coordinator Jeffery Brown, who serves as an Infantryman in the Massachusetts National Guard. The Patriot Award recognizes MASCO and Vice President of Operations P.J.

BOSTON – Thursday, October 15, 2020 – MASCO, a non-profit organization that provides essential programs and services to the Longwood Medical and Academic Area (LMA) in Boston, today announced that Tom Yardley has been appointed Vice President of Area Planning and Development.

As part of the successful Outside// programming, MASCO announced that food trucks will continue to be available for lunch in the Longwood Area for October. Food trucks will be at 2 Blackfan Circle Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please wear a mask and stay socially distanced from other people when visiting a food truck. The October schedule can be found at longwoodoutside.org and regular updates, including how to order ahead, will be posted on twitter.com/MASCOLMA.

Laura Oggeri will be joining MASCO as its first Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs.

It’s officially summer and you know what that means! Outside//, the MASCO and member-sponsored placemaking program, is returning for its second year Monday, July 13^th, 2020.  The yellow umbrellas are back along with outdoor furniture and fun things to do around the LMA.

Outside// began in 2019 with the goal of providing opportunities for those who work and visit the LMA to take a pause from their day.

For over three decades, MASCO has made the Longwood Medical Area greener. As a health-focused community, this is just one of the many ways that MASCO and its members have combined sustainability with the mental and physical wellbeing of the community and its visitors.

David Sweeney has been appointed President and CEO of MASCO, the Medical, Academic and Scientific Community Organization for Boston’s 210-acre Longwood Medical and Academic community, the LMA. Currently Chief of Staff to Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh, Sweeney is a longtime public servant with significant public policy and operational leadership experience who was selected after an extensive regional search.

Photo: William Bossen

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