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AAA Northeast wants to be an agent of change

FEELING APPRECIATED: AAA Northeast employees, from left, Danielle Blasczak, Page Elliott, Catherine Mendez, Mallorie Mcdonald, Camille Cigaral, William Robertson, Rachel Anderson, Corey Martin, Linda Rim and Daniel Bowman take part in the company’s Employee Appreciation Day held in August at its Providence office. 
COURTESY AAA NORTHEAST
FEELING APPRECIATED: AAA Northeast employees, from left, Danielle Blasczak, Page Elliott, Catherine Mendez, Mallorie Mcdonald, Camille Cigaral, William Robertson, Rachel Anderson, Corey Martin, Linda Rim and Daniel Bowman take part in the company’s Employee Appreciation Day held in August at its Providence office. 
COURTESY AAA NORTHEAST

PBN Diversity Equity & Inclusion 2024 Awards NOT-FOR-PROFIT: AAA Northeast KAREN DIEHL FEELS that AAA Northeast is more than just a business. It’s also a vibrant community, she says. Diehl, the Providence-based not-for-profit automotive and travel club’s senior employee experience specialist, says AAA Northeast’s team comes to work with a strong desire to make a

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