Bipartisanship at the Kennedy Compound...The Hyannis Port confab was also part of a broader effort by the EMK Institute board, led by chair Bruce Percelay, to instill bipartisanship in the broader civil discourse, and in the US Senate in particular.
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The 150 Most Influential Bostonians of 2023
Published April 20, 2023 in Other#45 Bruce Percelay, Founder and Chairman, Mount Vernon Company

Bruce Percelay Has Been Very Vocal About The Need to Shore Up First Republic Bank
Published April 05, 2023 in OtherBloomberg Baystate Business speaks with real estate developer Bruce Percelay, Chairman of the Mount Vernon Company, who has been very vocal about the need to shore up First Republic Bank.

First Republic’s Rich — and Vocal — Clients Take Time to Consider Moving Their Money
Published April 05, 2023 in OtherThe California philanthropist and her Wall Street husband called First Republic Bank nothing less than a life partner. A New York real estate billionaire said it’s always there for him. The fast-food mogul in a wood-paneled room said he and the lender agree: success comes from trust.

First Republic Bank is more than simply a lender
Published March 17, 2023 in OtherFor the past twenty years, the bank has supported the growth of area firms from real estate to law, to private businesses and volunteer enterprises in our community.

BPDA Chief Says Wu's Housing Policies Likely To Be Tweaked 'To Catch Up With The Current Moment'
Published March 08, 2023 in OtherAs Mayor Michelle Wu's proposals on housing and development face strong pushback from the real estate industry, her top planning official signaled a willingness to compromise on the details.

JFK nuclear bunkers: Tide turns in fight to save Cold War landmarks
Published February 12, 2023 in OtherIn 1962 at the height of the Cold War, a secret bunker was constructed for President Kennedy and his family on the southern shore of Nantucket island, Massachusetts.

Inside JFK’s Secret Doomsday Bunker
Published February 09, 2023 in OtherThe president’s Nantucket nuclear fallout shelter could become a National Historic Landmark—but efforts to preserve its history have stalled.