Meg Mainzer-Cohen,
President and Executive Director
Meg Mainzer-Cohen has been the president and executive director of the Back Bay Association since 2000 and has a long, successful track record of working on programs that improve the community.  She was the Chief Executive Officer of the Somerville Community Corporation, Somerville’s only community development corporation (CDC), which was dedicated to promoting positive social and economic change, and developed and managed affordable housing.  For seven years, Ms. Mainzer-Cohen worked for the Downtown Crossing Association, a nonprofit association of businesses dedicated to the civic, economic and cultural development of Boston’s central business district. 

Caleb Hutchings
Manager, Marketing and Membership
Caleb joined the Back Bay Association as the Marketing Manager in the Fall of 2011. Hailing from Boston's own Emmanuel College with a BA in Marketing and Business Management, Caleb has contributed his talent in communications to several regionally focused organizations. He worked for Boston World Partnerships, an initiative created by Mayor Menino to market the City of Boston, from conception to launch, and wrote content covering the Creative Economy within the city. His most recent venture was an Account Executive position at The Ad Club of Boston, where he executed similar Marketing and Membership duties as his current role. At the BBA, Caleb will be actively searching for new opportunities to bring value to the member network and cultivate partnerships that stimulate economic development in the Back Bay.