Massport CEO Thomas Glynn announces resignation

Economic Posted November 23, 2018 | by admin

BOSTON — The chief executive of the agency that oversees Boston’s Logan International Airport announced that he plans to step down in November after six years on the job.

Massachusetts Port Authority CEO Thomas Glynn announced the move Tuesday even though his contract runs through November 2019. The resignation was accepted by the agency’s board Wednesday.

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