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John F. Fish's House
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The CEO of Suffolk Construction which he inherited at 22, owns this house.
In 2006 he was ranked 33rd richest Bostonian, at $425 million.

Robert P. Madonna's House
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The CEO of Savant, a home controls automation software and devices maker.
Mr. Madonna founded Excel Switching Corporation in 1988 where he served as Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President. Lucent Technologies purchased Excel in 1999. With the onset of de–regulation in the Telecommunications Industry, Mr. Madonna saw the opportunity to introduce an open, programmable and standards–based technology that would enable rapid deployment of new applications and features. Using this innovative approach, Excel Switching quickly became the leading provider of open–programmable switches to some of the largest Telecomm companies around the world. Eighteen years later, Mr. Madonna is applying the same principles of open and programmable systems at Savant that drove Excel Switching to the forefront of Telecom.
He owns a home on Nantucket as well.

Robert C. Ketterson Jr.'s House
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He is a Managing Partner at Volition Capital. He is also a Managing Partner at Fidelity Equity Partners and a Group Managing Director at Fidelity Ventures Telecommunications & Technology.
He is based at Boston office of Fidelity Equity Partners. Mr. Ketterson joined Fidelity Equity Partners in 1993 and focuses on investments in growth equity and leveraged buyouts focusing on enterprise technologies, communications, and information technology ... services. He represents the firm’s investments in Geotel, InterNAP Network Services Corporation, Webspective, Nuance, FutureTense, Nexabit Networks, Aventail, WaveSmith, Connected Corp., and Kinecta. Mr. Ketterson has directed over 40 transactions and equity capital commitments of more than $600 million such as Geotel, Nuance Communications, InterNAP, Webspective Software, Nexabit Networks, WaveSmith, and Connected Corp. Since 1993, he has served as a Vice President at Fidelity Ventures Telecommunications and Technology Group, where he focused on venture investments in the Internet and data communications fields and has held various positions since 1992.
Previously, Mr. Ketterson was a Manager in the High Technology Practice at The Boston Consulting Group from 1990 to 1992. Before this, he was a Product Marketing Manager for PC products at VLSI Technology. Prior to this, Mr. Ketterson also served as an Operating Executive at a Silicon Valley start-up. He has been a Director at Connected Corporation since 1999; HarvardNet, Arepa.com, Adero, Apogee Networks, NetSuite Development, PakNetx, Brix Networks, Connected Corporation, mindSHIFT Technologies, InterOPS, and Newisys, Inc.
Mr. Ketterson also serves as a Director at Intellon Corp. since July 1994, and is a Member of its Audit Committee. He is a Director at the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and at the New England Venture Capital Association (NEVCA).
Mr. Ketterson received an M.B.A. degree from the MIT Sloan School of Management, a B.S. degree in Computer Engineering, and a B.A. degree in Marketing from the University of Arizona.
He owns homes in Maine, Wellington Fl. and Boston.
His father owns a large home in Scottsdale AZ.

Howard J. Kessler's House
The founder of Kessler Group, and creator of affinity credit cards, owns this house. His home in Palm Beach is also mapped.

Paul Fireman's House
The Reebok USA founder owns this house. He also owns a house in Palm Beach, and Brookline, Ma. which is also mapped on this site.

Paul D. Kaneb's House
In 1974, Paul D. Kaneb acquired the George E. Warren Corporation after selling Union Petroleum Corporation to Coastal Corporation in 1973. He transformed the business to a heating oil and gasoline trading and distribution company.
He has homes in Vero Beach, North Palm Beach and Boston.

Brian T. Dacey's House
The founder and President of Bayside Building, a custom-homebuilder on Cape Cod, lives here.

Paul T. Vanderslice's House
Vanderslice is managing director & head of commercial mortgage trading at Salomon Smith Barney. This is a vacation home.

Joseph J. O'Donnell's House
He built concessions giant Boston Culinary Group into a company whose 11,000 employees provide food services to stadiums and other venues, and owns Allied Advertising, the third-largest print advertiser in the country. He also has stakes in movie theaters, ski resorts, and restaurants including John Harvard's Brew House. And he's a partner, with longtime friend Steve Karp in the $200 million Westin.
In 2006 he was ranked the 24th richest Bostonian, worth $750 million.
He lives in Belmont, Ma.

William "Bill" Koch's compound
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Multi-billionaire mining magnate William I. "Bill" Koch bought this compiund in December 2012 from Rachel "Bunny" Mellon the philanthropist and art collector.

Albert Kaneb's House
Albert J. Kaneb is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Barnstable Broadcasting, Inc. He is also a Trustee Emeritus at Cornell University.
He owns another home nearby and one in Weston Ma.

Ira Stepanian's House
Stepanian is the retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Bank of Boston Corporation and its principal subsidiary, The First National Bank of Boston.
He began his banking career with Bank of Boston in 1963 as a management trainee. He was named Vice President in 1970, Senior Vice President in 1976 and Executive Vice President and head of the Bank's commercial lending function in 1980. In 1981, he was appointed Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bank and its parent company. Mr. Stepanian assumed the position of President in January 1983, was named Chief Executive Officer in March 1987 and was elected Chairman in March 1989. He retired in July 1995. During Mr. Stepanian's tenure as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank of Boston, the bank held a portfolio of real estate loans and investments in excess of $1 billion.
He lives in Boston.

William C. Carey's House
William C. Carey, former Fidelity adviser and executive at Oppenheimer funds , owns this house..
The home is on sale for $16,500,000.

Leo Van Munching's House
Son of the founder of Van Munching & Company, which has imported Heineken Beer to the United States since 1933, lives here.
He lives in Greenwich, Ct.

William F. Markey Jr.'s House
The founder of The Wilmark Group, an executive staffing firm, owns this house. He bought it from Joseph Zink, CEO of Atlantic Management, a real estate firm.

Thomas Roberts' House
A partner at Summit Partners, a Boston VC firm, bought this house in 2001 for $8,000,000.

Michael White's House
Mr. White is the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of DirecTV.
He served on the Board of Directors and as Vice Chairman of PepsiCo from March 2006 to November 30, 2009 and as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of PepsiCo International from February 2003 to November 30, 2009. From 2000 to 2003, Mr. White served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Frito-Lay's Europe/Africa/Middle East division. From 1998 to 2000, Mr. White was Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of PepsiCo. Mr. White has also served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of PepsiCo Foods International and Chief Financial Officer or Frito-Lay North America. He joined Frito-Lay in 1990 as Vice President of Planning. Mr. White is also a director of Whirlpool Corporation.
He was featured on Undercover Boss.

John J. Cook Jr.'s House
Managing director of Seaward Management, an investment management company, owns this house.
John joined Seaward in March 1999 after five years as President of UAM Investment Services, Inc. John’s investment career started in 1966 as a Wall Street analyst. He moved into portfolio management in 1976 with Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., and in 1983 he became Head of Morgan’s Institutional Equity Management group. John moved to Boston in 1986 as President of Fidelity Management Trust Company, subsequently adding responsibility for all of Fidelity’s institutional investment business. From 1992 to 1994, he was President and
He lives in Wellesley, Ma.

Daniel McLaughlin's House
Owner of McLaughlin & Co., a Boston based auction firm, lives here.

Andrea Schulze's House
Editor-In-Chief at Houghton Mifflin owns this house.

Dennis Baldwin's House
The founder of Breakaway Ventures, a private equity firm, owns this house. He bought it from James A. Daley, former U.S. Ambassador to Barbados and Newton, Ma. based developer.

Ingeborg Saraceno's House
An owner of Saraceno Properties owns this house.
She was swindled for a few million in a ponzi scheme in Boston.
She lives in Newton, Ma.

Jack S. Parker's House
The former Vice Chairman of General Electric, owns this house.

Andy Janfaza's House
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Andy Janfaza is a Managing Director and Banker at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Boston.

James Hance's House
He is Chairman of the Board of Sprint Nextel.
Mr. Hance serves as a Senior Advisor to The Carlyle Group. He served as the Vice Chairman of Bank of America Corporation from 1993 until his retirement on January 31, 2005 and as the Chief Financial Officer of Bank of America Corporation from 1988 until April 2004. He is a director of Morgan Stanley, Cousins Properties Incorporated, Duke Energy Corporation, and Rayonier Corporation. During the past five years, Mr. Hance formerly served as a director for EnPro Industries, Inc. and Summit Properties Inc.

Andrew J. Lane's House
The founder of A.J. Lane Development Co., the companies have developed and constructed over 14,000 single family homes and condominiums in New England, and have developed, owned and managed over 2,000 multi-family apartment units and over two million square feet of commercial space.

Arthur W. Stratton Jr.'s House
The former-CEO of Mariner Health Group, and current President of Weston Health Group, owns this house.
He owns homes in Weston, Ma and Jupiter, Fl.

Antonio S. Andrade's House
A franchisee of several Dunkin Donuts', lives here.

Harrison R. McCarthy's House
Owner of a boutique accounting firm in NJ owns this house.
He owns a house in Palm Beach.

George Foy's House
He is a French-American novelist and magazine journalist. He has published 12 novels, seven under his own name and five under the nom de plume G.F. Michelsen. Until February 2010, the author kept secret the Michelsen persona’s real identity.
he Michelsen novels address corporate and political trends in the here and now. Hard Bottom describes the struggles of a commercial fisherman on Cape Cod whose landscape and livelihood are being wiped out by policies beyond his control. To Sleep With Ghosts concerns corruption and poverty in an east African country (Foy specialized in African politics at London School of Economics). Mettle’s flawed hero captains an oceangoing freighter whose crew is breaking up under pressure from their corporate bosses, while a flaw in its steel threatens the structure of the ship itself.

Richard S. Leghorn's House
Between 1985 and 1996, Mr. Leghorn developed, owned and operated nine cable and television systems in five states including, Cape Cod Cablevision. Taking a leadership position in the industry, he served on the Board of the National Cable Television Association for 12 years, testifying variously before the House and Senate. He was the Principal Founder; organizing President and now Director Emeritus of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. (CableLabs) the industry’s R&D consortium in Colorado. In 2008 Mr. Leghorn was named a recipient of a Special Vanguard Award of Outstanding Contribution for his role in the creation of Cable Television Laboratories. It celebrated it's 21st anniversary this year.
A graduate of MIT in Physics, Richard Leghorn established and funded in 1989 the Richard S. Leghorn Professorship of Management of Technological Innovation at the MIT Sloan School of Management. He also served on the Presidents Council of RAND Corporation for over 17 years. Mr. Leghorn has served the White House, Defense and State Departments in the areas of defense and disarmament. He has been a member of the Council of Foreign Relations and AmericanAcademy of Arts and Sciences since 1960.
Mr. Leghorn served in World War II for almost six years and became a highly decorated Air Force Colonel. During the Korean War in 1952 and 1953 served for duty first at the Wright Air Force Development Center and subsequently at th Pentagon. He commanded the 30th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron during 1943-1945 and shot film over Normandy in preparation for the D-Day Invasion. He worked on and contributed to Arms Control activities; control of operations (prevention of surprise attack) control of the production and development of military weapons.
He has homes in Cambridge and Centreville Ma.

Calvin Plimpton's House
The recently deceased (2007) was an American physician and educator, who served as president of Amherst College and American University of Beirut. He is known for appointing a commission in 1970 whose findings resulted in the admission of women to Amherst in 1975.
The home is now owned by his son who is a clinical psychologist.

Terrance J. Huggard's House
The co-founder of Huggard & Ewing, a used car seller, lives here.

Henry Fitzpatrick Jr.'s House
The son of an executive at Lincoln Laboratory at MIT, inherited this home from his father.

Charles Lamantia's House
The former-CEO of Arthur D. Little, a large consulting firm, owns this house.
He lives in Belmont, Ma.

Richard Simches Jr's House
The President of Safety Indemnity Insurance, and son of Richard Sr., who founded the company, and endowed a large research center at Harvard.
Safety Indemnity has a market cap of about $750 million in 2010.
He lives in Chestnut Hill Ma.

Richard D. Rudman's House
A partner in real estate law at DLA Piper, lives here.
He lives in Brookline Ma.

Roger Wellington's House
The CFO of L.S. Starrett Co. which manufactures more than 5000 variations of precision tools, gages, measuring instruments, saw blades for industrial, professional and consumer markets, owns this house.
The company has a market cap of about $77 million in 2010.
He lives in Boston.

Robert Godof's House
An analyst at Loomis Sayles, a Boston investment management firm, owns this house.

Abraham Dranetz's House
he personally designed the first barium titanate accelerometer and later designed and received patents for other piezoelectric transducers for measurement of shock and vibration, force and blast, and for ultrasonic microphones for TV remote control. He worked for Gulton Industries then founded Dranetz Technologies

Bunny Mellon's House (Deceased)
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Rachel Lambert Mellon, best known as Bunny, was an American horticulturalist, gardener, philanthropist, and art collector. She designed and planted a number of significant gardens, including the White House Rose Garden, and assembled one of the largest collections of rare horticultural books. Mellon was the second wife of philanthropist and horse breeder Paul Mellon.

Osterville Grand Island
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