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Boston Sword & Tuna moves into bigger quarters, making use of new safety features

'We had the party all organized. We were going to have open house at the new building … and you know what, some things are just out of your control' - Michael Scola, president

By Jason Huffman | April 6, 2020 20:30 BST
Boston Sword & Tuna has been growing 10% to 22% every year for seven years and now has 152 employees.
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Michael Scola, the CEO and controller of Boston Sword & Tuna (BST), describes his company’s spoiled plans to host a big reception at its brand spanking new 50,000 square-foot digs in conjunction with Seafood Expo North America roughly two weeks ago as being about as heartbreaking as getting dumped by your date on the day of the high school prom [...]

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