David Levesque
The Newport mansions’ fiscal maintenance man
Remember the cost of your last home improvement? Now, imagine the expense of replacing the roof of The Breakers or the marble terrace of...
Setting the tone for success at Partridge
Thomas C. Eagan’s colleagues at Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP credit their chief financial officer for protecting the financial security of the law firm...
Slots a draw, but Twin River all-in on service
Slot machines and virtual blackjack tables as far as the eye can see can be an asset to attracting competitive meeting and convention dollars....
Preparing for the worst can keep firms above water
Scott Dickinson and his wife, Wendy Field, know what a business disaster looks like.
In their case, it was workspace filled 12 feet high...
Small size an advantage for those who use it
Not only does Donna Piscopiello know by name many of the customers who swing open the door at Eastern Paint Center, but she might...
Keeping hope alive for hired interns
As PC Troubleshooters President Eric M. Shorr built his company over the last 18 years, he learned an important lesson about community involvement: It...
Real-time data analysis keeps Amgen a step ahead
Framed by a landscape of stainless-steel lab equipment, the giant flat-screen monitor in Amgen Inc.’s pilot plant displays seemingly mundane line graphs and such....
Recession takes toll on even strongest firms
The recession has taken a sustained toll on even some of the state’s most successful companies, as Providence Business News’ 2010 Top Private and...
Chance to advance helps to keep staff motivated
TCI Northeast Director John Boucher believes employee satisfaction and retention have a lot to do with the company’s rapid growth and the ever-widening management-to-staff...
Open book on financials keeps associates in loop
Twice a month Taylor Duane Barton & Gilman holds its attorney lunches and they don’t hold back.
“It’s an open book on the firm’s...
