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With expanded warehouse space in Grafton and Westboro, MA, Mark’s Moving & Storage is helping companies rethink warehousing by offering customizable storage and distribution solutions designed to scale as business needs change.

Businesses facing fluctuating inventory levels, relocation projects, seasonal demand, or supply chain challenges often discover that traditional warehouse leases don’t provide the flexibility they need.

Operating from its secure 90,000-square-foot warehouse facilities in Grafton and Westborough, MA, Mark’s Moving & Storage provides flexible warehouse space for manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, importers, exporters, contractors, and businesses of every size. Whether a company requires storage for a few days, several months, or many years, Mark’s creates customized plans that eliminate the constraints of long-term warehouse commitments.

“Every business has different storage and logistics requirements,” said Mark Silverman, Founder and President of Mark’s Moving & Storage. “Our goal is to provide warehouse solutions that adapt as our customers grow, relocate, expand, or streamline operations. We become an extension of their business.”

Unlike traditional warehouse providers that offer rigid contracts, Mark’s assigns each customer a dedicated storage consultant to develop a storage and logistics plan tailored to their specific operational needs. Customers can easily increase or decrease their warehouse footprint without being locked into unnecessary space or lengthy lease agreements.

The company’s warehouse serves as more than just storage space. Businesses can also utilize the facility as a distribution hub, allowing inventory to be received, stored, managed, and shipped from one centralized location. Mark’s fulfills warehousing requests quickly and efficiently while providing distribution and shipping services that help companies improve inventory management and customer service.

Warehouse storage offers significant advantages over traditional self-storage facilities, particularly for businesses managing inventory, equipment, production materials, or large commercial assets. The secure warehouse environment provides centralized inventory control while supporting efficient distribution and transportation operations.

Security remains a top priority. The Westborough facility features around-the-clock monitoring and professional warehouse management, giving customers confidence that their inventory and equipment remain protected while remaining readily accessible for distribution.

Beyond warehouse services, Mark’s Moving & Storage offers a comprehensive suite of relocation and logistics solutions, including commercial moving, packing, long- and short-term storage, specialized transportation, and international relocation services. This integrated approach enables businesses to work with a single provider for both relocation and ongoing warehousing needs.

Since 1979, Mark’s Moving & Storage has helped businesses throughout Massachusetts and New England navigate changing operational demands with flexible logistics solutions backed by responsive customer service and decades of experience.

About Mark’s Moving & Storage

Mark’s Moving & Storage, Inc., based in Westborough, Massachusetts, has been helping families and businesses relocate and manage logistics since 1979. The company offers residential and commercial moving, storage, logistics, warehousing, distribution, and specialized transportation services throughout New England and beyond.

Through its nonprofit arm, Mark’s Northeastern Furniture Foundation, the company is committed to giving back by repurposing furniture and supporting charitable organizations and individuals in need.

For more information, visit www.marksmoving.com or call (508) 983-6000.

Seminar at Cohasset Senior Center set for Thursday, July 30 at 1 pm

Many of us have worked so hard, perhaps attended college (or beyond), and made many sacrifices. Yet, it is easy to be chewed up by shifting technology, corporate consolidation or office politics. Now that you are of a certain age, what is next? Thoughts about volunteering, hobbies, health, and personal goals? Segueing to a career of greater meaning?

A seminar titled “Senior Encore. Planning your next chapter.” will be held at the Cohasset Senior Center, Willcutt Commons, 91 Sohier Street, Cohasset, MA 02025 and is set for Thursday, July 30 at 1 pm. The seminar will be led by Mike Dwyer of Emplana, a career consultant. 

You survived office politics. You mastered Zoom (mostly). You outlasted at least three corporate reorganizations. Surely you can figure out what’s next — with a little help.

Whether it’s meaningful work, consulting, volunteering, or finally doing something you actually enjoy, this seminar will help you map it out — without the corporate jargon or 40-hour weeks.

After a long career in the private and public sectors, consulting stints with Ernst & Young and Deloitte Consulting and a Master’s Degree in Management from Salve Regina University, Michael Dwyer and a select group of advisors developed Emplana, the career pathway. 

Emplana Career, based at Cambridge Innovation Center, primarily helps seniors discover their next chapter and white-collar professionals, especially in tech, financial services and accounting, law, risk, and professional services. Emplana Career consultants have had high powered careers that involve leading advanced technology and business projects, which keeps the consulting advice current and relevant.

For more information about Emplana Career or the seminar, contact Mike Dwyer, mikedwyer@emplanacareer.com, (781) 910-2703.

Johnson Brunetti, an independent retirement and investment specialist firm founded in 2003, has been named one of the Boston Business Journal’s 2026 Best Places to Work in the Extra Small Company category. The award recognizes the firm’s Massachusetts offices for creating and maintaining an exceptional workplace culture where employees thrive.

The honor comes as Johnson Brunetti continues to build its team and deepen its commitment to offering personalized retirement planning services across its four Massachusetts locations. The firm earned the distinction based on employee attitude survey responses, reflecting the positive experiences of team members who work collaboratively to serve clients.

“This award validates what we already know—that we have built something special here at Johnson Brunetti,” said Joel Johnson, CFP®, founder of Johnson Brunetti. “Our team members are the heart of our success. When our employees are engaged, supported, and feel valued, our clients benefit from better service and more meaningful relationships.”

The company’s emphasis on professional development, collaborative culture, and community involvement resonates strongly with team members. Isaiah Brown, a client relationship coordinator, notes the collegial atmosphere: “It’s a real tight-knit group here at Johnson Brunetti and I love how we work collaboratively with clients and on projects. As someone who’s relatively new to the financial services industry, it’s reassuring that if I have a question, I can go to just about anybody in the firm for help.”

Similarly, John R. Mulligan, an associate financial advisor, highlights the firm’s approach: “The atmosphere here at Johnson Brunetti, both from a client and co-worker standpoint, has been great. I’ve been particularly impressed with how in-depth we go with clients to provide the best investment solution for their needs and goals.”

The formal recognition of Johnson Brunetti’s achievement took place at the Boston Business Journal’s 2026 Best Places to Work awards celebration on June 11, 2026, at the Westin Copley Place. The full list of honorees appeared in the BBJ’s special publication on June 12, 2026.

“Attracting and retaining talented advisors and team members means creating a workplace where people feel genuinely invested in the mission and supported in their growth,” said David Shapiro, regional director of wealth at Johnson Brunetti. “This award is recognition that we’re doing exactly that.”

About Johnson Brunetti

Johnson Brunetti is a local retirement planning firm with offices in Needham, Franklin, Norwell, and Woburn, MA. Johnson Brunetti provides the financial guidance and service that retirees and those planning for retirement need as they strive to achieve financial independence. To learn more about Johnson Brunetti and its services, call 800-208-7233 or visit www.JohnsonBrunetti.com.

Mark’s Moving & Storage, Inc., a trusted leader in relocation, storage, and logistics services since 1979, is proud to announce its expanded Decommission Services—a sustainable, full-service solution designed to help businesses responsibly manage office closures, relocations, and asset disposition.

With a growing emphasis on environmental responsibility and corporate sustainability, Mark’s Moving & Storage is setting a new standard by prioritizing repurposing, recycling, and donation over landfill disposal. The company’s decommission services ensure that furniture, equipment, and materials are handled efficiently, securely, and with minimal environmental impact.

“Businesses today are looking for smarter, more responsible ways to manage transitions,” said Mark Silverman, founder and CEO of Mark’s Moving & Storage.He added,  “Our decommission services not only streamline the process but also give organizations peace of mind knowing their assets are being reused, recycled, or donated whenever possible.”

Sustainable Decommissioning with Community Impact

A cornerstone of the company’s sustainability mission is its nonprofit division, Mark’s Northeastern Furniture Foundation (MNFF), a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to repurposing furniture for those in need. Through MNFF, gently used office furniture and equipment are redirected to local charities and individuals, extending the lifecycle of valuable resources while supporting communities.

Since its founding in 2011, MNFF and its partners have distributed more than 1,000,000 pounds of repurposed furniture, benefiting organizations such as Circle of Hope, United Way of Tri-County, Welcome Home, and Household Goods, Inc.

Secure, Efficient, and Flexible Solutions

Mark’s Moving & Storage integrates its decommission services with its broader logistics capabilities, including warehousing, transportation, and final mile delivery. The company emphasizes security and safety throughout the entire process, implementing strict handling procedures in both storage and transit to protect client inventory and sensitive materials.

By combining extensive storage capacity with professional delivery services, Mark’s Moving & Storage offers businesses a reliable partner to navigate complex transitions—whether downsizing, relocating, or closing facilities.

“Businesses today need speed, flexibility, and precision in their delivery operations,” the spokesperson added. “Our final mile services and decommission expertise provide the infrastructure companies need to stay competitive while meeting their sustainability goals.”

A Smarter Approach to Business Transitions

Mark’s Moving & Storage’s decommission services are ideal for:

• Office relocations and consolidations
• Facility closures
• Corporate downsizing initiatives
• Furniture and equipment liquidation
• Sustainable asset disposition programs

Businesses interested in improving their logistics operations or learning more about decommission and final mile warehousing solutions are encouraged to contact the company directly.

About Mark’s Moving & Storage

Mark’s Moving & Storage, Inc., based in Westborough, Massachusetts, has been helping families and businesses relocate and manage logistics since 1979. The company offers residential and commercial moving, storage, logistics, and specialized transportation services throughout New England and beyond.

Through its nonprofit arm, Mark’s Northeastern Furniture Foundation, the company is committed to giving back by repurposing furniture and supporting charitable organizations and individuals in need.

For more information, visit https://marksmoving.com/ or call (508) 983-6000.