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Five Questions With: Deborah L. Ruggiero

Deborah L. Ruggiero | Representative, D-Jamestown; Rhode Island director, Women in Government 1. What does being named Rhode Island director of Women in Government...
Andrew Appleget

Former NUWC manager receives lifetime award

ANDREW APPLEGET, former program manager at Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport’s Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center, recently received the U.S. Department of...

Five Questions With: Gregory Gould

Gregory Gould serves as senior vice president and manager of government guaranteed lending at Webster Bank. He joined the bank in 2015 after serving...

Five Questions With: Corey McCarty

Massachusetts-based Commonwealth Care Alliance announced in May that Corey McCarty, a native Rhode Islander who has spent nearly his entire career in the health...

Five Questions With: Michael Woody

The University of Rhode Island has established a Textiles Advisory Board in its College of Business Department of Textiles, Fashion Merchandising and Design. A...

Five Questions With: Lisa M. Stanton

Lisa M. Stanton was recently elected to serve on the board of The Washington Trust Co. She has more than 25 years of experience...
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Five Questions With: Maryann Mathews

Maryann Mathews | Executive director, Multicultural Innovation Center 1. What is the purpose of the Multicultural Innovation Center and what services does it offer?...

Franchitto named NPHI board vice chair

DIANA FRANCHITTO, CEO and president of Providence-based hospice and home health organization HopeHealth, was recently elected vice chair of the National Partnership for Healthcare...

Five Questions With: Nancy Gaucher-Thomas

Nancy Gaucher-Thomas has served as president of the Providence Art Club the last three years. She is also founder and president emerita for the...

Five Questions With: Dr. Amy Nunn

Dr. Amy Nunn, director of the Rhode Island Public Health Institute, is heading NourishRI’s campaign to levy a 1.5-cent-per-ounce tax on sugary drinks. Revenue...
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