Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno appoints Kevin Kennedy, aide to U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, as the city's new chief development officer - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno appoints Kevin Kennedy, aide to U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, as the city's new chief development officer

masslive.com Dec 19 2011

Mayor Domenic J. Sarno on Monday announced the appointment of Kevin E. Kennedy, who serves is an aide to U.S. Rep. Richard E. Neal, as the city’s new chief development officer. Kennedy, 59, of 54 South Shore Drive, will oversee the city’s Office of Planning and Economic Development, and serve as the city’s top economic development official.
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