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FAST TRACK: Dr. Caroline Chang has seen her direct-care dermatology practice grow to treating more than 500 patients.   / COURTESY DR. CAROLINE CHANG

Chang’s mantra at Rhode Island Dermatology Institute is putting patients first

PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 WOMAN TO WATCH, HEALTH CARE SERVICES: Dr. Caroline Chang | R.I. Dermatology Institute IN JUST TWO YEARS, Dr. Caroline Chang...
COMMUNITY ASSET: Pranzi Catering and Events co-owner and CEO Lisa Marie Mattiello partners with local high schools to provide internships to challenged students and works with several nonprofit organizations on their events.  / COURTESY PRANZI CATERING AND EVENTS

Pranzi’s Mattiello helps make events special, while keeping it all in...

PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 INDUSTRY LEADER, HOSPITALITY: Lisa Marie Mattiello | Pranzi Catering and Events LISA MARIE MATTIELLO has always been drawn to hospitality. She...
LABOR INTENSIVE: Among the many roles that Stacie Collier, professional personnel partner at Nixon Peabody LLP, has held with the firm is co-chair of the labor and employment practice group. / PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Practice makes perfect for Collier at Nixon Peabody

PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 INDUSTRY LEADER, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: Stacie Collier | Nixon Peabody LLP IT’S HARD TO IMAGINE one of America’s top lawyers feeling...

Stepping Up: Small Point Cafe bakes donations for health care workers...

PROVIDENCE – Tracy Whittaker’s first day of her new job was also the last day of normalcy. Whittaker started as head baker at Small Point...
MIKE HEZEMANS, owner, R1 Indoor Karting in Lincoln, stands in the middle of his go-kart track. Hezemans confirmed Monday that his facility reopened for business Friday to limited capacity, arguing that his facility should reopen if Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc. reopened its casinos, PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

R1 Indoor Karting reopens with limited capacity, at risk of being...

LINCOLN – While the state is slated to announce later this week its plans and protocols for Phase 3 business reopening – which includes...

Bryant Women’s Summit speaks to expanded vision in tumultuous times

SMITHFIELD – As the world reckons with a global health crisis and an economic recession, the barriers to success faced by women leaders have...

Providence launches loan program for micro-business reopening costs

PROVIDENCE – The city has launched a new, low-interest loan program to help small businesses in select parts of Providence with reopening costs, Providence...
BOB BURKE, owner of Pot Au Feu in downtown Providence, covered his restaurant in plywood on Friday ahead of planned demonstrations. / PBN FILE PHOTO/NANCY LAVIN

Ahead of demonstrations, Providence business owners prepare for the worst

PROVIDENCE – After weeks of silence, downtown buzzed with noise on Friday. Drills roared, ladders clattered and the scent of wood swept down the streets...
GUIDO SILVESTRI, owner of Civil, a skateboard shop on Westminster Street, describes the damage to his store from looting and violence Monday night into Tuesday morning. / PBN FILE PHOTO/NANCY LAVIN

‘It was gut-wrenching,’ Civil owner says of riots

PROVIDENCE – Having heard rumors that riots and looting were planned for the Providence Place mall, Guido Silvestri stopped by his Westminster Street skateboard...
DIVERSIFIED: Kevin Sheahan, left, and David Sheahan are the owners of Sheahan Printing in Woonsocket, a multigenerational, family-owned printing company that has transitioned to making face shields. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Woonsocket printer displays new COVID-19-inspired skill

For three generations, Sheahan Printing Corp. has ­focused on the commercial printing needs of its business and nonprofit customers, everything from rack cards and...
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