Synergy Boston

With summer officially coming to a close, there’s no better way to mark the transition than gathering with the team and at the HQ, 10 Post Office Square.

Pool games, excellent food, fresh oysters, and great conversations with colleagues – the perfect send-off to the season as we head into fall together!

Happy 4th of July from the birthplace of American independence!

From our properties along Boston’s legendary Freedom Trail, we witness history every day—exactly where liberty first rang out.

Our buildings stand where history was made:

🏛️141 Tremont Street: With beautiful views of Boston Common (America’s oldest public park from 1635) and walking distance to Park Street Church, where “My Country ‘Tis of Thee” first rang out on July 4, 1831.

🏛️1 Liberty Square: Where the historic 1765 Stamp Act events unfolded, marking a significant chapter in the story of American independence.

🏛️45 & 27 School Street: Just steps from where America’s first public school opened in 1635—the same halls where Ben Franklin, Samuel Adams & John Hancock once walked as students.

🏛️294 Washington Street: Right in the heart of Boston’s historic literary district, where some of America’s greatest writers and thinkers gathered for centuries.

There’s something special about walking to work on the same cobblestones where history was made. Every day we’re reminded of the courage, innovation, and determination that shaped our nation.

Grateful to call this historic corner of Boston home! 🎆

Fun fact: This photo was taken from our 141 Tremont Street location, showcasing that incredible view of where the Freedom Trail begins! 📸

Synergy hit the pavement last week at the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge.

Our team joined thousands of professionals from across Boston for the annual 5k road race through the city. It was great to see so many of our colleagues sign up and experience something completely different from our usual work environment.

We know what it takes to overcome challenges and achieve our goals - so it felt meaningful to support the Ron Burton Training Village, an organization that’s been helping young individuals do exactly that for nearly 40 years through education and leadership development.

There’s something valuable about stepping outside the office together and tackling a shared challenge while supporting a meaningful cause.