Mike O'Connell
Director | Boston, MA
255 State Street, Floor 8, Boston, MA 02109
Our downtown HQ is in the heart of the Hub
Independence, innovation, and true grit. That’s the Boston way.
Work and play in Boston: the east coast powerhouse known for its scrappy tech startups and bustling biomedical community. Our downtown HQ is just a stone’s throw away from some of the best hospitals, universities, and businesses in the world — and not to mention some pretty awesome restaurants and sports teams, too.
Boston means community. Boston means a fighting spirit and die-hard loyalty. There are no half measures here. Once you join us in our Boston office, you’ll always be part of the family.
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PAN’s Boston office is literally a window into our great city. Since we occupy the whole 8th floor of a downtown building our windows look out in every direction – east to the harbor, north to the Greenway and the Zakim Bridge, west to the financial district and the Custom House Tower, and south along the Greenway to Chinatown and South Station. And the windows are huge! From every vantage point inside the office the city comes alive. Working here inspires us every minute of every day.
Our People Make Big Moves in Boston
360 Views of Boston
PAN’s Boston office is literally a window into our great city. Since we occupy the whole 8th floor of a downtown building our windows look out in every direction – east to the harbor, north to the Greenway and the Zakim Bridge, west to the financial district and the Custom House Tower, and south along the Greenway to Chinatown and South Station. And the windows are huge! From every vantage point inside the office the city comes alive. Working here inspires us every minute of every day.
True PAN Family
I love summertime in the Boston office! My favorite is heading downstairs after work for happy hour oysters and a glass of rose with my PAN Fam!
PAN Leadership Presence
My favorite part of the Boston culture is being able to interact with Phil and VP’s on a daily basis. Not many people can say they’ve received hugs from their company president. Also, the office layout is amazing! I like to take a detour when going to meetings to say hi to my colleagues. There is always someone to ask you how your day is or gossip about the latest episode of the Bachelor.
Social Open Area
I think what makes the Boston office unique is…THE OPEN AREA! Sure, every office has one but the Boston office is always full with folks from every level. From Interns, to SVP’s it’s a great place to collaborate, share a funny story and most importantly celebrate each other’s successes! Whether we are popping champagne for a friend’s promotion, printing a copy of someone’s latest business press hit or becoming ordained minister’s the Open Area is the heart and soul of team Boston! And the view doesn’t suck.
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From fitness tips to cooking lessons.
PAN stays connected.
“Blue Hills”
“Boston Common!”
“Castle Island”
“Stroll on the Harborwalk with a pit stop at the Aquarium”
“Fan Pier”
“Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market”
“The Greenway”
“Arnold Arboretum, great place to walk or run”
“Salem, Newburyport – cute waterfront Northshore towns!”
“North End outdoor restaurants”
“Seaport”
“The Anchor (Charlestown Navy Yard)”
“The Landing”
Fun Facts from the Boston Team
Favorite place near Boston for socially distanced fun?
“Blue Hills”
“Boston Common!”
“Castle Island”
“Stroll on the Harborwalk with a pit stop at the Aquarium”
“Fan Pier”
“Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market”
“The Greenway”
“Arnold Arboretum, great place to walk or run”
“Salem, Newburyport – cute waterfront Northshore towns!”
“North End outdoor restaurants”
“Seaport”
“The Anchor (Charlestown Navy Yard)”
“The Landing”
Favorite activity to give your mind a break?
“Taking a walk”
“This is so lame but … cleaning my apartment”
“Looking after my plants!”
“Playing with my dog”
“Sports on TV”
“A quick workout break”
“Peloton!”
“Sitting outside with good tunes, just being in the moment”
“Grab a coffee”
“Play the drums”
“Go to the beach”
“Yoga”
“Literally shutting my brain off and binging a good show”
Virtual PANpub drink of choice?
“Red Wine”
“Beer”
“Spicy Cucumber Margarita”
“Downeast Cider Donut”
“Vodka Sodas”
“White Claws”
“Guiness”
“Trulys”
“Bourbon”
“IPAs all day”
“Chardonnay”
“Whiskey on the rocks”
