September 17, 2026
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By Brooke Thomson President and CEO Three-quarters of AIM member companies have seen negative consequences from tariffs and…
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Associated Industries of Massachusetts has bolstered its government affairs operation with the hiring of Sarah Mills, an experienced government affairs and health policy executive.
Prior to joining AIM, Sarah worked in state government relations at Boston Children’s Hospital where she advanced legislation to improve pediatric health-care access, early education, and social determinants of health. She previously worked for the Massachusetts Legislature as a Senior Legislative Aide to Representative Jay Livingstone.
Sarah is a native of the Berkshires and received her B.S. in Public Health from Syracuse University and her Master of Public Health from Simmons University.
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September 17, 2026
By Brooke Thomson President and CEO Three-quarters of AIM member companies have seen negative consequences from tariffs and…
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