Race to the JHT Top

Paying $930M for John Hancock sounds easy, in comparison to running up all its stairs. But this Boston Properties group was up to the task in a friendly race to the top to celebrate the company's acquisition of New England?s tallest high-rise. The hearty group:Kevin Sheehan, Brain Swett, Jason Fivek, Patrick Mulvihill, Mike Cantalupa (kneeling), Peter See, Madeleine Timin, and Richard Monopoli. Mike tells us that this seemed like a good way to cap more than 70 hours of closing-related meetings held at the end of last year.

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