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DIGITAL LEARNING: R.I. Housing and Mortgage Finance Corp. employees work together at the agency’s Providence office. The organization recently created an e-learning platform on LinkedIn Learning with a diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging learning path that all employees must complete. Pictured sitting in the foreground, from left, are Amy Rainone, director of government relations and policy, and construction specialist Henry Severino; standing behind them, from left, are Gloria Johnson, assistant director of loan servicing, and HeeJin Kim, manager of communications and brand strategy; and sitting in the background, from left, are communications specialist Kate Brennan and intake closeout specialist Cameron Brown. 
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For R.I. Housing, home is where the heart is

PBN Diversity Equity & Inclusion 2024 Awards QUASI-GOVERNMENT: R.I. Housing and Mortgage Finance Corp. GIVING ALL PROSPECTIVE homebuyers an opportunity to have an affordable home to...
IN THE BAG: Amgen Rhode Island Senior Manufacturing Associate Leandro Castillo, bottom, and manufacturing technician Joe Barter perform a single-use bag inspection and installation to be used for a media and buffer batching process. 
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At Amgen Rhode Island, the focus is every action, every person,...

PBN Manufacturing Awards 2024 OVERALL EXCELLENCE AT AN ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURER: Amgen Rhode Island CONTINUING TO FOSTER its vibrant culture and develop talent remains a high priority...
BIG WHEELS: Jan Hennecke, product manager at igus Bearings Inc., with the “RCYL” bike made from recycled plastic in the company’s robotics showroom in East Providence. 
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Igus’ ‘RCYL’ is environmentally sound on two wheels

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards MANUFACTURING: igus Bearings Inc. ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO, igus Bearings Inc. had this ambitious goal to come up with a way...

Spyglass MTG adapts to find solutions

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $15 MILLION to $50 MILLION: 2 . Spyglass MTG LLC CEO (or equivalent): Dori Albert, president 2023 Revenue: $15.2 million 2021 Revenue: $7.4...

Stanley Tree Service was not chopped down by COVID-19


PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $15 MILLION to $50 MILLION: 3. Stanley Tree Service Inc. CEO (or equivalent): Stanley Zuba, founder and CEO 2023 Revenue: $49.4 million 2021...
HOME SWEET HOME: Saint Elizabeth Community CEO and President Matthew Trimble led a $13 million, four-home Green House Homes project in East Greenwich, where Saint Elizabeth houses a small number of residents in private rooms and assigns staff to each person. 
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Matthew Trimble

PBN Leaders & Achievers 2024 Awards Matthew Trimble | Saint Elizabeth Community | CEO and president OVER HIS NEARLY 30 years of experience in various...

At CBIZ & MHM, great people make a great place

PBN Healthiest Employers Awards 2024 5,000+ EMPLOYEES #2. CBIZ & Mayer Hoffman McCann PC CEO (or equivalent): David Bussius, senior managing director Number of employees: 6,841 CBIZ...

U-Haul keeps staff on the move

PBN Healthiest Employers Awards 2024 5,000+ EMPLOYEES #3. U-Haul International Inc. CEO (or equivalent): Edward J. “Joe” Shoen, Chairman and CEO Number of employees: 16,371 U-HAUL INTERNATIONAL...
BEST MEDICINE: Through her work at Thrive Behavioral Health Inc., Daisy Bassen allows Brown University students to watch her work with children attending Thrive’s Eleanor Briggs School, sit in on art therapy classes and meet with other staff. 
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Helping others was Bassen’s destiny

2024 Business Women Awards WOMAN TO WATCH | HEALTH CARE SERVICES: Daisy Bassen Thrive Behavioral Health Inc. medical director DAISY BASSEN WANTED to have a career...
NURSING ASSISTANT: Anitra Galmore, South County Health’s chief operations officer and chief nursing officer, put together a program that allowed for the installment of necessary resources and made sure nurses were not overworked during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
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South County Health’s Galmore understands needs to create a healthy community

2024 Business Women Awards INDUSTRY LEADER | HEALTH CARE SERVICES: Anitra Galmore South County Health chief operations officer and chief nursing officer WHEN SHE WAS YOUNGER,...
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