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Through the Mass Leads Act, MA is delivering $27.2 million in first-of-their-kind tax incentives to help 18 climatetech companies create jobs & continue developing solutions to some of our toughest climate & energy challenges right here in MA. More: bit.ly/4cVD6Fd

Secretary Eric Paley recently joined Boston Children's Museum, city and community leaders to celebrate a major climate resilience project that will help protect this beloved institution and Boston’s waterfront. More: bostonchildrensmuseum.org/ne…

Today, we announced $6 million in Business Builds grants for expansion projects at @BostonDynamics, @SMCLtd, Autonodyne, CBSET, Helfrich Bros. Boiler Works and @Entegris. These projects will leverage more than $300 million in private investment and create 1,000 new jobs in MA.

Massachusetts is the #1 state in the country to have a baby, according to @wallethub. Being a great place to build a career also means being a great place to build a life. More: wallethub.com/edu/best-and-w…

Team MA wins again- Defense company Exosens is moving its headquarters to Sturbridge, growing to at least 170 employees by the end of 2027! With a $353M U.S. Army contract, expanding production of night vision equipment, strengthening MA defense. More: bizjournals.com/boston/news/…

A stronger, more coordinated approach to the maritime economy. The new Seaport Economic Council met for the first time today. The modernized council better aligns state investments, programs, and policies with the needs of coastal communities, maritime industries, and the working waterfronts that power Massachusetts’ blue economy. Their first official act of business was approving more than $16 million in FY26 Seaport Economic Council grants supporting coastal communities statewide. #TeamMA

The future of maritime innovation is being built right here in Massachusetts. Blue Water Autonomy’s new Autonomous Test Vessel, revealed in New Bedford, showcases the talent and technology driving the state’s Blue Economy forward. More: blw.ai/

Secretary Eric Paley joined his counterparts from around the country at the State Economic Development Executives (SEDE) Network meeting in New York City to share ideas and strategies for inclusive growth. The group also toured the newly reimagined Moynihan Train Hall - an example of how bold infrastructure investments can be transformative. Thank you to SEDE and @EmpireStateDev for hosting!

October is Employee Ownership Month, and Secretary Eric Paley and Senator Julian Cyr visited Chatham Harvesters Co-Op to highlight how this model strengthens local economies. As Massachusetts’ only fishermen-owned cooperative, @ChathamHarvesters is leading the way in creating fair wages, sustainable practices, and community-driven growth. Learn more about the benefits of employee ownership at mass.gov/info-details/massac…. #MassCEO #TeamMA

We’re proud to see Massachusetts on screen again with the premiere of the new CBS series Boston Blue! The Blue Bloods spin-off starring Donnie Wahlberg, filmed in Boston at the MBTA Park Street Station, Boston Common, Downtown Crossing, the Bunker Hill Monument and took over Fenway Park during a game! From hotel stays and transportation to local crews and catering, film and television productions like Boston Blue support Massachusetts workers, small businesses, and communities. Tune in to the premiere of Boston Blue this Friday, October 17, at 10 p.m. on CBS. Learn more about film and television production opportunities in Massachusetts at mafilm.org.

Secretary Eric Paley made another coffee stop while on the Cape – this time at Three Fins Coffeehouse & Cacao Factory in Chatham. Supporting local businesses (and grabbing great coffee) is a great part of touring the state during his first few months on the job. Three Fins is both a coffee roaster and a cacao maker, producing small-batch coffee and bean-to-bar chocolate.

IndiGO Technologies is a proud member of Team Massachusetts. The company integrates motors directly into wheels, making EV’s lighter, more efficient and smoother to ride. Secretary Eric Paley visited the company’s headquarters in Woburn to see the technology up close. Their technology is positioned to transform commercial fleets, ridesharing and delivery services.