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Ctrides - Working with Connecticut’S Leading Employers & Community Members CTrides - Working With Connecticut’s Leading Employers & Community Members 1. 3M Purification 38. Connecticare 75. Fusco Corporation 2. 3PL Worldwide 39. Connecticut Children’s Medical 76. Gateway Community College 3. 9 Town Transit Center 7 7. Gaylord Specialty Healthcare 4. Advance Auto Parts 40. Connecticut College 78. Global Steering Systems 5. AECOM 41. Connecticut Dept. of Energy & 79. GoNewHavenGo Environmental Protection (Hartford) 6. Aetna 80. Goodwill of Western & Northern CT 42. Connecticut Dept. of Energy & 7. Albertus Magnus 81. Goodwin College Environmental Protection (New Britain) 8. Alexion Pharmaceuticals 82. Greater Bridgeport Transit 43. Connecticut Dept. of Labor 9. Amazon Sorting Center (Wallingford) 83. Greater New Haven Chamber of 44. Connecticut Dept. of Transportation 10. ARGA Investment Management Commerce 45. Connecticut Innovations 11. ASML, Inc. 84. Greater Norwalk Chamber of 46. Connecticut National Guard Commerce 12. Asnuntuck Community College 4 7. Connecticut Probate Court 85. Greater Waterbury YMCA 13. Avon Health Center 48. Connecticut Spring and Stamping 86. Greenwich Board of Education 14. Bigelow Tea 49. Connecticut State Insurance Dept. 8 7. Greenwich Chamber of Commerce 15. Bikeport Co-Op 50. Connecticut Valley Hospital 88. Hartford Foundation for Public Giving 16. BikeWalkCT 51. Connecticut Water 89. Hartford Hospital 17. BLT Management, LLC 52. Continuum of Care Inc. 90. Hartford Steam Boiler 18. Branford Hall (Branford) 53. CTtransit 91. HARTransit 19. Bridgeport Public Schools 54. CTfastrak 92. Henkel Corporation 20. Building & Land Technology 55. Datto, Inc. 93. Hispanic Advisory Council of Greater 21. Capital Community College 56. Dept. of Administrative Services Stamford 22. Cartus 5 7. Dept. of Economic and Community 94. Homegoods Distribution 23. Center for Latino Progress Development 95. Homes For the Brave 24. Central Connecticut Chambers of 58. Dept. of Emergency Services & Public 96. Hospital for Special Care Commerce Protection 9 7. Housatonic Community College 25. Central CT State University 59. Dept. of Rehabilitation Services 98. IFG Companies (Guilford Specialty 26. Chabaso Bakery, Inc 60. Dept. of Revenue Services Group) 2 7. Cigna 61. Dept. of Social Services (Hartford) 99. IRS 28. City of Bridgeport 62. Diageo, Inc. 100. Jackson Laboratory 29. City of Danbury 63. Duncaster Retirement Community 101. Job Corps (Hartford) 30. City of Meriden 64. Eastern Account System, Inc. 102. Job Corps (New Haven) 31. City of New Britain 65. Eastern Accounts System (Danbury) 103. Jones Lang Lasalle Americas 32. City of New Haven 66. Eastern Connecticut State University 104. JP Svendsen Insurance Agency 33. City of Stamford 6 7. Eastern Connecticut Transportation 105. Key Bank 34. City of Waterbury Consortium 106. Kimberly Hall Healthcare 35. City of Waterbury - Public Health 68. Eastern Workforce Investment Board 10 7. Knights of Columbus 36. City of Waterbury - Public Works 69. Electric Boat 108. Konica Minolta Business Solutions 3 7. Community Health Center of New 70. Empire State Realty Trust 109. Law Offices of John Andreini London 71. Enterprise Holdings 110. Lawrence + Memorial Hospital 72. Excel Partners 111. Lincoln Life Insurance/Freemont 73. Fairfield University Group Management 74. Foxwoods Resort and Casino 112. Lockheed Martin 1-877- CTrides (287- 4337) 113. Lower Connecticut River Valley 149. People’s United Bank 190. The Hartford Council of Governments 150. PEP - Lacey Manufacturing 191. The Kennedy Center, Inc. 114 . Macy’s Logistics & Operations 151. Pitney Bowes (Danbury) 192. The Watermark at 3030 Park 115. Manchester Community College 152. Porter & Chester Institute (Branford) 193. The Workplace 116. Marcus Partners Mgmnt. 153. Porter and Chester Institute (Stratford) 194. Three Rivers Community College 117. MassMutual 154. Porter and Chester Institute 195. Town Green Special Services District 118. Medtronic (Waterbury) 196. Town of Farmington 119. Middlesex Community College 155. Pratt & Whitney - Middletown 19 7. Town of Greenwich 120. Middlesex Community College 156. Pratt and Whitney 198. Town of Windsor (Meriden) 15 7. ProHealth Physicians 199. Travelers 121. Middlesex Hospital 158. Prudential (Hartford) 200. Trinity College 122. Middlesex Hospital Shoreline 159. Prudential (Shelton) 201. Triumph Medical Center 160. Quinebaug Valley Community 202. TSKP Studios 123. Middletown Area Transit College 203. Tunxis Community College 124. Milford Transit District 161. Quinnipiac University 204. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban 125. Mitchell College 162. Quinnipiac University (North Haven) Development 126. Mohegan Sun Casino 163. Radiall USA Inc. 205. UConn Health Center 12 7. Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa 164. Randstad Farmington 206. United Bank 128. Naugatuck Valley Community 165. Reckson/SL Green 2 0 7. United States District Court: District of College (Danbury) 166. Saint Francis Hospital Connecticut 129. Naugatuck Valley Community 16 7. Sea Corp 208. University of Bridgeport College (Waterbury) 168. Seabury Retirement Community 209. University of Connecticut (Hartford) 130. Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments 169. SeeClickFix 210. University of Connecticut (Storrs) 131. Naval Submarine Base New London 170. Shipman & Goodwin 211. University of Connecticut (Stamford) 132. Naval Undersea Warfare Center 171. Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics 212. University of Connecticut (Waterbury) Division 172. Siemon Company 213. University of Hartford 133. New Britain CT Works Center 173. Society for Human Resource 214. University of New Haven 134. New Britain Downtown District Management 215. University of Saint Joseph 135. North East Transportation Co 174. South Central Regional Council of 216. University of St. Joseph School of Governments 136. Northwest Hills COG Pharmacy 175. Southeast Area Transit 13 7. Northwestern CT Community College 217. Valley Transit District 176. Southeastern Connecticut Council of 138. Norwalk Community College 218. Veterans Affairs Connecticut Governments Healthcare System (West Haven) 139. Norwalk Housing Authority 17 7. Southern Connecticut State University 219. Voya 140. Norwalk Transit 178. Southwest Community Health Center 220. vRide 179. St. Mary’s Hospital 141. NWCC Center for Workforce 221. Waste Management Development 180. St. Vincent’s Medical Center 222. Waterbury Board of Education 142. Office of the Attorney General 181. Stamford Chamber of Commerce 223. Waterbury Hospital 143. Office of the Secretary of the State 182. Stamford Downtown Special Services 224. Wesleyan University District 144. Office of the State Comptroller 225. West Hartford Health and Rehab 183. State of Connecticut 145. Oracle Corporation 226. Western Connecticut State University 184. Stone Academy (East Hartford) 146. Paier College of Art 2 2 7. Western CT Council of Governments 185. Stone Academy (Waterbury) 14 7. Paradigm Property Management 228. Windham Region Transit District 186. Stone Academy (West Haven) 148. People Friendly Stamford 229. Yale University 18 7. Sun Life Financial 230. Yale-New Haven Hospital 188. Tauck Tours 231. YMCA Greater Hartford 189. The Business Council of Fairfield County 1-877- CTrides (287- 4337) 090617.
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