Denise Perreault
Pioneer adviser eager to mentor next generation
Carol Nulman was one of the few women to succeed in the male-dominated world of high finance on Wall Street in the 1970s. “I...
Vet’s dedication to her patients, city boundless
Jane G. Linden, a veterinarian who owns the Providence River Animal Hospital, loves the city where she lives and works.
She’s proven her dedication...
Her hair salon doubles as a haven for art lovers
In 2005, Luz Arteaga Pray took over the Hairspray Salon on Wickenden Street where she had worked for a decade, buying both the business...
Helping others a commitment Hayes is happy to make
Eileen Hayes, president and CEO of Amos House for the past 11 years, maneuvers through the crowded waiting room of the South Providence social...
URI must act more like a private school to compete
At a time when public funding for institutions of higher education can be limited, the role of fundraising foundations such as the University of...
Virtual learning expanding in R.I.
When it comes to virtual education using the latest technology, Rhode Island has some serious catching up to do when compared to other states....
Reports: Business has a stake in education reform
Two local reports give the R.I. Department of Education high marks for progress made to date in education reform, but both warn that much...
Mayor takes to airwaves to connect with business
“How do we, as a city, help support you?”
That’s an inquiry a lot of business owners would love to hear from elected officials. But...
Rhode Island developing work-readiness credential
Pledging to include all stakeholders and especially business, two state departments along with related agencies are collaborating on the creation of a credential that...
Neumont zeros in on job skills
A proposal to bring a for-profit university specializing in computer science and information technology to Rhode Island is sparking debate about the state’s ability...
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