Sarah Parsons
Fidelity aims for financial and physical well-being
Healthiest Employees: 5,000+ Employees | #3. Fidelity Investments
CEO (or equivalent): Abigail P. Johnson, CEO and chairman
Number of employees: 37,000
Fidelity Investments wants its clients...
Ramos uses data to illuminate Women & Infants’ financial path
Industry Leader, Health Care Services | Colleen Ramos, Women & Infants Hospital
If you want to improve financial performance, start with good data.
That’s the approach...
Laflamme keeps tech snapping at New England Tech
CHIEF INFORMATION/TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, NONPROFIT | Jacques Laflamme, New England Institute of Technology
All universities need technology, but the stakes are particularly high at the New...
Baus helps military tech value find civilian use
What’s the connection between finding undersea mines and software that detects breast cancer?
Theresa A. Baus could tell you. Both processes rely on a mathematical...
Thompson-Burnett has transformed herself and Coastal Medical
Perhaps the best leaders are those who can step out of their comfort zones.
Katrina Thompson-Burnett describes herself as a “socially awkward” laboratorian. With an...
Creating a base for more growth
Allisha Elliott | Sensata Technologies Holding N.V., senior vice president, chief human resources officer
Allisha Elliott is calm in the face of chaos.
In just 3...
Success worldwide with Rhode Island pride
AVTECH Software Inc.'s business philosophy can be summed up in a common expression: Think global, but act local.
The company's environmental monitoring systems can be...
With an eye to the future,Tanury educates, empowers
Tanury Industries has a rich history in Rhode Island. The family-owned electroplating business has been around for more than 70 years. Still, company leaders...
Highlander bets on tech-learning blend
Five years ago, Pleasant View Elementary School in Providence ranked as one of the lowest-performing schools in the state. Only 17 percent of the...
Keeping track when it matters most
The U.S. military manages 30 million critical assets every year, from tool cribs in Washington, D.C.'s Navy Yard to Humvees rolling through the mountains...


















