Teri Borseti
Bankruptcy hasn’t slowed action at Twin River
While future ownership of Twin River is in question, you wouldn’t know it from the packed gaming floors on many nights this summer. It’s...
PURVIS workers invested in company’s well-being
When 9/11 caught New York City (and the rest of the country) by surprise, PURVIS Systems Inc. wasted no time sending employees to the...
Important things don’t change as KLR grows
When Shirley Levin took a job as a receptionist for Kahn, Litwin, Renza & Co. Ltd. 26 years ago she was just the fifth...
Full employee engagement is the goal at Amgen
Larry Bernard has been working at Amgen for almost seven years. But like many of the biotech innovator’s employees, the senior manager of communications...
Play, work intertwined for many Dassault workers
Ever since she started working at Dassault Systemes Simulia Corp. two years ago, Denise Hempe, vice president of human resources and administration, started looking...
Employees long have had a voice at Bank Newport
For the third consecutive year Bank Newport has been named one of Providence Business News’ Best Places to Work in Rhode Island. While it’s...
Connections deliver a healthier community
The South County Hospital is, like all the state’s community hospitals, equipped with the broad range of facilities and services one would expect in...
Helping immigrants feel at home in new homes
Relocating to another country, even under the best of circumstances, is a traumatic experience. Fleeing your native land with nothing but the clothes on...
Jewelry design, repair with care
Klaus Kutter considers himself a craftsman and not a merchant, although he’s done quite well as the latter by focusing on his highly skilled...
Working in the nonprofit field not for everyone
Alan Neville had worked in the banking industry for 30 years. But four years ago, he decided he wanted more than a paycheck every...
- Featured Event -
