Power Player

Power Player features one-on-one interviews with CEO’s of New England’s largest companies, politicians, leaders in arts and entertainment, celebrities, philanthropists and innovators. Power Player offers insight into those looking to make successful changes in the world.

Power Player | Cherry Jones

Cherry Jones has made an impressive career on Broadway, television and in movies. She dishes on her co-stars from 24, what it is like to play the president, and the difference between Broadway and Hollywood.

Power Player : Christopher Kennedy Lawford

Author, actor and activist Christopher Kennedy Lawford reveals the darker side of growing up in a prominent family among Hollywood’s legendary Rat Pack and shares the triumph of overcoming his own addiction as well as the challenges of making his mark in film infront of and behind the camera.

Power Player : Ed Burns

Starting out as a production assistant fresh out of college, Ed Burns has moved on from gofer to top industry player. You’ve seen him in blockbusters such as Saving Private Ryan and he’s been applauded for his work on Tribeca Film Festival flicks like Newlyweds. In this week’s Power Player Terri Stanley sits down with the actor, director, writer and producer to past projects and what’s coming up next.

Power Player : Jim Deleo

Gray Gray & Gray’s Jim Deleo gives Terri Stanley the scoop on how they’ve managed to stay on top of their game for over 70 years…

Power Player : Mario Russo

Fuse art with design and you have this week’s Power Player, Mario Russo. With two hugely successful salons in the city, this award winning stylist tells us how he manages it all, and how his passions help drive his success.

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Terri Stanley, CEO & Creator

Executive Producer Terri Stanley created styleboston in 2009 and has seen the show go on to receive four New England Emmy® Award nominations and garner high ratings on both ABC and CBS stations in Boston. Since Terri launched the show she has interviewed former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Best Buddies’ founder Anthony Shriver, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, and actor/director Ed Burns. Terri earned her style stripes as Executive Editor of Boston Common, the preeminent New England luxury lifestyle magazine, where she interviewed leaders in business, sports, and entertainment and was previously the Editor-in-Chief of Scene magazine. A Boston native, Terri was president of New Boston Properties for 15 years. She has a degree from the Carroll School of Management at Boston College and is a member of both The Council for Women at Boston College and Boston Women in Media and Entertainment.