Ann M. Adley - Morgan Ramey Homes Owner, Receives MBA from Endicott College

  LEXINGTO, MA - 05/03/2017 (PRESS RELEASE JET)

Ann M. Adley, the owner of Massachusetts-based construction company Morgan Ramey Homes, has recently received an MBA from Endicott College. The business owner claims that the degree has already contributed to better business practices within her construction company.

“I have been a business owner for over 20 years, but receiving my MBA has given me additional skills that I wouldn’t have had otherwise,” Adley says, “While the course was extremely challenging, I have already been able to incorporate what I have learned into creating more efficient business solutions for Morgan Ramey Homes.”

Endicott College is a private co-educational University that was founded in 1939. The school, which is located in Beverly, Massachusetts, currently enrolls over 2,000 students. The University offers students over 20 different degree pathways. The institution has also begun to offer PHD courses for prospective doctorate students.

Over the past 20 years, Ann Adley has expanded her building company into one of Massachusetts’ largest panelization based construction firms. The company teams up with Hamilton Building Services to provide clients with premium custom-built homes at affordable prices. They employ a factory based panelization process to manufacture large portions of homes prior to construction.

Their use of precision technology has made them some of the most reliable names in the industry the firm is also recognized as one of the North-East’s most eco-friendly builders.

Ann Adley also recently received a law degree from the Massachusetts School of Law in Andover, Massachusetts. While completing her degree she also received two CALI Excellence for the Future Awards. The awards are given to students who achieve the top grade in their class.

“Continuing my education over the past few years has been a dream come true,” Adley says, “I always wanted to head back to school for postgraduate work but running my business in it’s initial stages made it next to impossible.”