Natalie Myers
In search of the big catch
Third in a series on a four-day trade mission to the Bahamas.
NASSAU, The Bahamas – Chris Lee and I got an early start yesterday....
Fertile ground for Rhode Island skills
Second in a series on a four-day trade mission to the Bahamas.
NASSAU, the Bahamas – It was 9:15 a.m. when Newport Collaborative CEO John...
A sunny destination for business
First in a series on a four-day trade mission to the Bahamas.
We arrived in Nassau, the Bahamas, yesterday at 1:10 p.m.
“It’s not hot...
‘Independence Trail’ spotlights R.I. heritage
Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., each have major allure as historical tourism destinations. But Robert Burke, owner of the Federal Reserve and Pot au...
Davol building new HQ to grow into
A booming plastic-surgery market and other favorable trends have made Davol Inc. outgrow its Cranston home, so it’s having a developer build it a...
New club focuses on successful R.I. entrepreneurs
Frank Lubrano, an accomplished entrepreneur and owner of Lubrano Value Advisors LLC, said his first reaction to the creation of the Enterprise Club of...
R.I. colleges eye technology for safety
Michael Quinn, director of campus safety and security of Johnson & Wales University’s Providence campus, says high-tech emergency notification systems for college campuses have...
From chowder stalls to ‘medispas’
Identical twins Gary and Glenn Lepore recall one of their first projects as a startup architecture firm was a small soup stall called Chowderheads...
Item finds new home with room to grow
It took two years to find a new permanent home for Item Group, but only two days to make an offer on the 80,000-square-foot...
For minorities, unequal returns
Ada Terrero attributes the success of Ada’s Creations – her bakery, café and restaurant on Broad Street in Providence – to honesty,...

















