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Emily Gowdey-Backus joined Providence Business News as a staff writer in April 2016. She is a native of Connecticut and holds a Master’s Degree in international journalism from Cardiff University. Emily covers the education, workforce development, hospitality and tourism, and nonprofit beats for the newspaper. Photo Credit: Love & Perry Photography

Shenoda named first social equity and inclusion vice president at RISD

PROVIDENCE – In the first-ever appointment to the position, Matthew Shenoda was named vice president of social equity and inclusion at the Rhode Island...

Five Questions With: Anita Brouse

All Saints Academy Principal Anita Brouse has been a Catholic school educator for 40 years and has taught in the dioceses of Baltimore, Washington,...

Feast with the Beasts to raise funds for Roger Williams Park...

PROVIDENCE – The Zoobilee! Feast with the Beasts annual fundraiser for the Roger Williams Park Zoo, presented by Alex and Ani, will return June...

Salve Regina University authors in residence offer public readings

NEWPORT – Three award-winning authors who have taken up summer residencies as part of Salve Regina University’s master’s degree in creative writing program are...

URI dean named 2018 Impact Academy fellow by Deans for Impact

PROVIDENCE – Anthony Rolle, dean of the Alan Shawn Feinstein College of Education and Professional Studies at the University of Rhode Island, was named...
ONE OF THREE new 300-barrel fermentation tanks arrive at the Pawtucket-based Isle Brewers Guild Thursday. The brewing cooperative confirmed to PBN Thursday it is undergoing a three-pronged expansion. / COURTESY JEREMY DUFFY

Isle Brewers Guild expands space, production capacity

PAWTUCKET - The Isle Brewers Guild LLC is expanding. By the end of the week, three new fermentation tanks will be added to the guild's...
AS OF DEC. 31, the Lady Project will "sunset" its operations after six years growing a 1,600-member following in 15 U.S. cities. Sierra Barter, pictured, spoke to the Providence Business News Thursday about the shuttering. / COURTESY SIERRA BARTER

Lady Project announces ‘sunset’ of operations by end of 2018

PROVIDENCE - In a letter sent to its constituency Thursday, women's economic development nonprofit and networking group The Lady Project announced it will "sunset,"...
STONEHILL COLLEGE IS THE RECIPIENT OF A $25 million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment and a $10 million alumnus donation in support of the establishment of its Leo J. Meehan School of Business. / COURTESY BOND

State bond, alumnus donation fund Stonehill’s Meehan School of Business

EASTON – With the help of a $25 million tax-exempt MassDevelopment bond and a $10 million alumnus donation, Stonehill College in Bristol County, Mass.,...
R.I. COMMERCE CORP. CONFIRMED THE MAJORITY OF THE $1.9 million return on its "Fun-Sized" tourism and marketing campaign is coming from cities up and down the East Coast. / COURTESY COMMERCE R.I.

$1.9M “Fun-Sized” return stems mainly from East Coast

PROVIDENCE – The “Fun-Sized” tourism and marketing campaign spearheaded by the R.I. Commerce Corp. is having the biggest impact in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, according...
JACLYN LEIBL-COTE HAS BEEN NAMED the first female president of Collette. Above, Leibl-Cote, left, is pictured next to her father, Dan Sullivan Jr., who has stepped down as president but will remain CEO. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Leibl-Cote appointed president of Collette

PAWTUCKET - Jaclyn Leibl-Cote has been appointed the first female president of Collette in the travel company's 100-year history, the company told PBN Friday. Leibl-Cote,...
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