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Foster Forward’s laser focus on 401 Gives pays off

The nonprofit Foster Forward has raised more than $1.2 million over the past six years during 401 Gives, the statewide day of giving led...

At DiSanto, Priest & Co., experience, trust matters

PBN 2025 FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES $15 MILLION TO $50 MILLION 5. DiSanto, Priest & Co. CEO (or equivalent): Emilio N. Colapietro, managing partner 2024 Revenue: $20.5 million 2022...

For Spyglass MTG, success lies in adapting to change

PBN 2025 FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES $15 MILLION TO $50 MILLION 3. Spyglass MTG CEO (or equivalent): Dori Albert 2024 Revenue: $15.4 million 2022 Revenue: $10.5 million Revenue growth: 45.8% WITH...

Friendly to its members key to Westerly Community Credit Union’s success

PBN 2025 FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES $15 MILLION TO $50 MILLION 4. Westerly Community Credit Union CEO (or equivalent): Stephen J. White 2024 Revenue: $25.8 million 2022 Revenue: $18.3...

South County Health offers coverage that’s quite beneficial

PBN Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island 2025 Awards 500-1,499 EMPLOYEES #2. South County Health CEO (or equivalent): Aaron Robinson, CEO and president Number of employees: 588 The SOUTH...
TREE’S COMPANY: Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island employees plant a tree during a community initiative at Elmwood Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Providence.
COURTESY NEIGHBORHOOD 
HEALTH PLAN OF RHODE ISLAND

A ‘Neighborhood’ that is welcoming

PBN Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island 2025 Awards 500-1,499 EMPLOYEES #1. Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island CEO (or equivalent): Peter Marino, CEO and president Number of...
TASTE TEST: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island try to eat cookies from their own foreheads during a contest at the nonprofit’s office. 
COURTESY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF RHODE ISLAND

Workplace wellness critical to Big Brothers Big Sisters’ mission

Best Places to Work 2025 Awards #1 SMALL COMPANIES: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island Local Employees: 38 CEO: Katje Afonseca AS THE LARGEST youth mentoring organization...
GIVING BACK: Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, CEO and president at Collette Travel Services Inc. in ­Pawtucket, established the Collette Foundation, a nonprofit that supports communities in need worldwide through hunger and education initiatives. 
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Collette’s Leibl-Cote navigates through a world of wonder, and uncertainty

Business Women Awards 2025 INDUSTRY LEADER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, Collette Travel Service Inc. CEO STAYING IN BUSINESS for more than a century in any...

League of Charter Schools’ Deltito-Sharrott charts the course for education

Business Women Awards 2025 WOMAN TO WATCH SOCIAL SERVICES/NONPROFIT: Chiara Deltito-Sharrott, Rhode Island League of Charter Public Schools executive director EDUCATION PREPARES MANY to succeed in...
FINANCIALLY SOUND: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island Chief Financial Officer Jack Blatchford oversees the organization’s annual budget of more than $4 million. 
PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Focused on the mission and the bottom line

2025 C-Suite Awards NONPROFITS/SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES: Jack Blatchford Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island | Chief financial officer FOR JACK BLATCHFORD, regularly overseeing Big Brothers Big...
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