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Issue of June 30, 2008 |     |
B&T's Best RevealedWelcome to the results of our first annual Banker & Tradesman readers’ poll. This is a subjective, not objective poll. It measures the loyalty and satisfaction readers have with vendors. It is an opportunity for readers to speak up for those providers they believe are the best. Here, then are their choices B&T’s Best – the companies that won the loyalty and support of the Bay State’s financial and real estate community. Click here for a list of winners. Don’t Let Your Weekly B&T Headlines Alert Stop! Dear readers, Changes are afoot at Banker & Tradesman. Over the course of the past week, you have hopefully noticed some more news showing up in your inbox each day. Our new daily e-mail alerts are designed to transition our award-winning, weekly news offerings into a daily news operation that brings you useful, timely and actionable information every day, as it happens. With the introduction of our daily offerings and our adoption of a new e-mail platform, we are in the process of transitioning our mailing lists from one service to another. We will no longer be using this system to deliver our weekly B&T headline alerts. Instead, we will send our regular weekly headline e-mails using the same system as our daily emails. So, in order to keep receiving weekly headline alerts on Sundays, we are asking all of our subscribers to register with our new daily alert system. Most of you, hopefully, should already be receiving these daily e-mails. If so, then you should be all set. If you are not receiving our daily e-mails, and would like to continue receiving weekly headline alerts on Sundays, please click here, or click on the banner above, and simply enter your email address and follow the easy prompts. For our online and print subscribers, there should be no change in the types of content you receive and are granted access to. Our mission remains the same as always: Simply to deliver the best, most useful and timely information to New England’s real estate, financial and insurance leaders. Keep reading, and stay tuned for even bigger changes coming soon to Banker & Tradesman. Sincerely, Cory S. Hopkins Web Editor Banker & Tradesman 280 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210-1131 Direct: (617) 896-5378 Main: (800) 356-8805 Fax: (617) 428-5118 chopkins@thewarrengroup.com |
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