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SCORE workshop tackles social media, websites

PROVIDENCE – One of the most requested areas for expert assistance by small businesses is in managing social media and websites. Rhode Island entrepreneurs...

KLR, Dezan Shira to educate manufacturers

PROVIDENCE – The accounting and business consulting firm KLR and the foreign direct-investment specialist firm Dezan Shira are presenting an educational series for manufacturers...

RBS provides $32 in financing to Nouria Energy

PROVIDENCE – RBS Citizens Convenience and Retail Petroleum Finance Group has completed the closing for $32 million in financing for Nouria Energy Corp., a...
Iannuccilli has 16 years of banking experience, most recently as senior vice president and business support manager for Citizens Bank in Warwick.

Iannuccilli to head Washington Trust loan operations

WESTERLY – Washington Trust has named Kevin J. Iannuccilli vice president of loan operations, the bank announced March 5. He will be responsible for...
SETTING THE BAR HIGH: Michael J. Yelnosky was one of the founding faculty members of Roger Williams University School of Law 20 years ago. Now professor Yelnosky is preparing to take over as the law school’s dean July 1. / COURTESY JULIE BRIGIDI/OGGI PHOTOGRAPHY

A well-kept secret

One of the founding faculty members of Roger Williams University School of Law 20 years ago, Michael J. Yelnosky is poised to utilize his...
‘Never underestimate the power of an individual action as a catalyst for future growth.’ 
DR. MARIE PASINSKI
Massachusetts General Hospital neurologist

Bryant summit urging women to take control of lives

Women’s lives continue to get more complex as many take on increasingly higher levels of professional responsibility. Some become the breadwinner for their...
AT THE SANTANDER BANK and Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce Economic Outlook Breakfast on Thursday, business leaders said they anticipate a slow economic recovery in the Ocean State. Santander U.S. President and CEO Roman Blanco (pictured above) said, however, that "the tide appears to be turning." / COURTESY SANTANDER BANK

Business leaders expect R.I. economic recovery will lag U.S.

PROVIDENCE – About 90 percent of Rhode Island business leaders think the U.S. economy will improve in the next 12 months, based on an...

Customers team on track for asset goal

WYOMISSING, Pa. – The Providence-based New England team of Customers Bancorp, parent of Customers Bank, is on track to meet its regional goal of...
"Our goal is to continue to expand the site in an effort to provide information that is relevant and useful for business owners, so they will return on a regular basis."

Five Questions With: William C. Tsonos

William C. Tsonos is senior vice president and director of commercial banking for Bank Rhode Island. He is responsible for growing BankRI’s commercial...

HUBZone workship planned for March 5

PROVIDENCE – The workshop “Intro to the HUBZone Program” that is designed to assist small businesses located in designated economically depressed areas and communities...
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