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PBN SURVEY: Economy, election putting business on edge

Rhode Islanders aren’t throwing parties like they used to just a year ago. At least, that’s the way Ines Gentile sees it. Gentile is a...
SOLAR POWER: From left, SecurityRI.com Operations Manager Brenden Gentile, Security Sgt. Rafael Silva, Security Lt. Dale Vose and Chief Information Officer Marc Ranaldi showcase mobile solar panels. 
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SecurityRI.com is infusing solar to increase security capabilities

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards PROFESSIONAL: SecurityRI.com SECURITYRI.COM HAS RECENTLY streamlined its internal structure and enhanced security offerings, leading to impressive results. Now, the North Providence-based...
TRAINING DAY: Chris Hiener, simulation specialist for the Rhode Island Medical Reserve Corps’ Training, Innovation and Leadership Institute, is shown working in the institute’s Extended Reality lab space with a high-fidelity medical simulation canine mannequin. 
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PAUL J. SPETRINI

R.I. Medical Reserve Corps launches institute to prepare for the worst

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards EDUCATION/CAREER TRAINING: Rhode Island Medical Reserve Corps DEDICATED TO IMPROVING the health and safety of communities across the state, the Rhode...
BIG WHEELS: Jan Hennecke, product manager at igus Bearings Inc., with the “RCYL” bike made from recycled plastic in the company’s robotics showroom in East Providence. 
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Igus’ ‘RCYL’ is environmentally sound on two wheels

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards MANUFACTURING: igus Bearings Inc. ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO, igus Bearings Inc. had this ambitious goal to come up with a way...
BOARD MEETING: SQA Group Vice President of Business Development Data Solutions James Cabral, left, goes over notes on a whiteboard for Team Lead for Technology Talent Acquisition Nicole Enos and Executive Solutions Partner Marco Barrera at the company’s Providence office. 
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SQA Group breaking the mold on metrics measuring

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards TECHNOLOGY: SQA Group THE DREAM FOR LEADERS who always wanted to measure authentic employee sentiment or organizational vitality is no longer...
CREATIVE PROCESS: From left, Scott Noh, creative lead; and designers Hope Johnson, Franklin Vallant and Heather Lee sift through some ideas at Nova Design LLC in Providence. 
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Nova Design LLC making waves to improve clients’ health

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards INNOVATIVE COLLABORATION: Nova Design LLC STROLLING THROUGH THE AISLES of commercial giants such as Costco Wholesale Corp. or Target Corp., shoppers...
MOVING FORWARD: DevAccelerator Inc. CEO Arnell Milhouse, left, says the world’s biggest technology problems cannot be solved with the tools of the past and everyone has to look to the future. Pictured with Milhouse is Cliff Choiniere, co-founder and chief technology officer.
PBN PHOTO/PAUL J. SPETRINI

DevAccelerator is accelerating R.I.’s tech sector

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards EDUCATION/CAREER TRAINING: DevAccelerator Inc. THE MISSION AT DEVACCELERATOR INC. is succinct yet transformative: Change the landscape of possibilities for Rhode Islanders...
A BETTER MINDSET: From left, Francheska Calderon, human resources business partner; Susan Piacenti, vice president of philanthropy; Dr. Richard Whalen, medical director; and Dayna Gladstein, CEO and president, have a conversation at Newport Mental Health’s offices in Middletown. 
PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Newport Mental Health improving the quality of care

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards NONPROFIT: Newport Mental Health MANY ORGANIZATIONS WERE FORCED to adapt and change the way they did business to meet the increased...
PLANNING AHEAD: Trailblaze Marketing Digital Media Manager Kyle Steinberg, left, shares ideas with co-worker Jen Guimond, center, and company founder and President Christopher Parisi. 
PBN PHOTO/PAUL J. SPETRINI

Trailblaze Marketing is using AI to blaze trails

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards CREATIVE: Trailblaze Marketing TRAILBLAZE MARKETING IS SEIZING the potential of artificial intelligence. AI, according to Christopher Parisi – the Providence-based marketing firm’s...
UNDERSTANDING SCIENCE: R.I. Life Science Hub Interim President Patrice M. Milos, left, and board Chairperson Neil D. Steinberg, center, talk with Barrett Bready, founder and CEO of Nabsys 2.0 LLC, in Providence. 
PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

R.I. Life Science Hub seeks to be a game-changer

2024 PBN Innovative Companies Awards GOVERNMENT: R.I. Life Science Hub PATRICE M. MILOS DESCRIBES the creation of the quasi-public entity R.I. Life Science Hub last year...
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