Mary Lhowe
McDuff manages social services with eyes wide open
When Margaret Holland McDuff started work at Family Service of Rhode Island in 1990 as a clinical social worker, she didn’t see herself staying...
Work-balance basics build firm
Marianne Monte | Shawmut Design and Construction, chief people officer
When workers’ home lives are orderly, well-managed and healthy, they can bring their best game...
Focus on communication, training is netting success
A multiyear, all-out effort to sharpen management skills and get all people and parts of the business working together has netted big results for...
Listening to customers, caring for workers yield success
Imagine that you are a maker of snack foods. You want to extend your markets from coast to coast, but your snack bags tend...
Will ACA changes curb Rhode Island’s progress?
Tangible results of the 2010 Affordable Care Act in Rhode Island – health insurance for tens of thousands of additional people and strengthening of...
Health industry looks to preserve gains amid concerns about ACA repeal
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WARWICK – As Congress tosses the hot potato of Obamacare repeal promises from hand to hand in Washington, health insurers, doctors and...
Healthy in profit, as well as offerings
Despite a dust-up with the U.S. Justice Department over forged opioid prescriptions, Woonsocket-based CVS Health Corp., a national giant with $153 billion in annual...
Looking to add to innovation legacy
Twenty years as president of an American university is an exceedingly long period. Yet at age 67, when Bryant University President Ronald K. Machtley...
Tough love, hard medicine at CNE
For Dennis D. Keefe, 2016 was a year – probably not his first or last – when the rubber hit the road.
The rubber, in...
Dooley persuasive on innovation role
By a fat margin of 19 percent, Rhode Island voters in November 2016 approved a $45.5 million measure for the University of Rhode Island,...
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