Patricia Resende
Cash, goods or volunteers? All are helpful
The needs of nonprofits are large and broad ranging. And even if they attract people interested in helping out, the form of that help...
Smaller nonprofits struggle with fundraising
For more than three decades, McAuley Ministries in Providence has fed, clothed and housed the poor, relying on grants and donations to support its...
The financing that makes great things possible
Carrying the torch of innovation for Rhode Island is an organization that searches for and detects innovative leadership, creativity and vision in individuals and...
Perfecting superconductors to change the world
In true entrepreneurial fashion, Adam Standley spends sleepless nights thinking about the research he is conducting at Brown University.
A candidate for an M.S....
Falvey keeps staff connected and gets feedback
Five years ago, Michael Falvey challenged his employees to work as a team and decide on their future with Falvey Cargo Underwriting.
He did not...
Meaningful work adds to Perspectives’ appeal
Employees of Perspectives Corp. don’t just enjoy summer outings, large bonuses and career growth opportunities; theirs is a great place to work, they say,...
Big resources, intimate ties give KPMG leg up
By the looks of it, Susan Rossi’s career was right on path. She was working for a large accounting firm in Boston and enjoyed...
Dimeo thrives on respect and shared successes
For three generations, the Dimeo family has put tradition, hard work and an open-door policy at the core of its company culture, and its...
BCBSRI serves customers by serving workers
Employees at Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island do not expect monetary rewards or trips in exchange for good work. Instead, the...
AFS finds it pays to have an ‘open-book’ policy
Kurt Noyce, president of Advanced Financial Services Inc., needs to clear another spot on the company’s trophy shelf. For the second year in a...
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