Women Who Mean Business: Lisa Wieland says Massport is ‘on the road to recovery’

Meet the Women Who Mean Business 2022: Few entities are affected more by factors outside of their control than airports and shipping terminals. As CEO of Massport, Lisa Wieland happens to oversee both.

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