Natalie Myers
Despite challenges, GTECH CEO<br> sees good times ahead
Becoming president and CEO of GTECH Corp., a global leader in gaming technology and services, was a natural evolution for Jaymin Patel, who took...
Turning dining into an experience
Anyone going to Eleven Forty Nine Restaurant in Warwick during its “Wine Divas” series might see up to 20 women sipping four kinds of...
Tour gives students look at hospitality industry
Tatiana Baena, 16, a senior at Central Falls High School, said she chose a career path in hospitality because she could see how getting...
Broad Street makeover a civic tourism endeavor
The Blackstone Valley Tourism Council and the mayors of Central Falls, Cumberland and Pawtucket plan this month to announce a Broad Street Regeneration Initiative...
Some mistakes hurt more than others in business
When it comes to making mistakes, some are worse than others. The Brown Forum for Enterprise on Jan. 24 had a panel of serial...
Advertising by the numbers
At Pirata Media LLC, marketing is all about the numbers. It’s about showing clients exactly how many visits their Web site got, what sales...
Spa Vuré owner spreads love to clients and staff
This is the eighth in a series of 12 PBN articles focusing on the backgrounds, challenges and successes of some of the area’s most...
Synergy in selling boats, real estate for E.G. broker
Boats and waterfront property are a natural fit. So if buyers of one often like the other, why not sell both from the same...
Developer hats fitting local artists
The Steel Yard, an industrial arts nonprofit that in the past five years has created a place for learning, launching businesses and creating work...
Nonprofit urges higher food stamp participation
In Rhode Island only 56 percent of those eligible for food stamps actually participate in the federally funded program, according to a recent study...
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