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BJ’s CEO discusses Pine Street Inn work

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By Frank Quaratiello
Friday, July 30, 2010 - Updated 1 month ago
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Natick-based BJ’s Wholesale Club operates more than 180 stores, mainly on the East Coast, competing with the larger Costco and Sam’s Club chains.

BJ’s was in the news earlier this month when reports surfaced that private-equity firm Leonard Green & Partners, which owns a 9.5 percent stake in the company, planned to approach BJ’s with an offer to take it private.

 
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ADVOCATE: BJ’s Chief Executive Laura Sen, in her office earlier this month, is a board member and volunteer at the Pine Street Inn.

Laura J. Sen talks about the Pine Street Inn

By Ted Fitzgerald

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