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ESTABLISHING RELATIONSHIPS: RI Bio Executive Director Carol C. Malysz feels that building relationships within the life sciences sector leads to economic growth and everyone benefits as a result. 
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Malysz at RI Bio turned collaboration into a science

2024 Business Women Awards INDUSTRY LEADER | NONPROFITS: Carol C. Malysz RI Bio executive director THE LAST SEVEN YEARS leading RI Bio as its executive director have...
CLIMBING THE LADDER: Kathryn Strumolo rose through the ranks at ­Gilbane Building Co., part of Gilbane Inc., from being an intern to ­currently the company’s New England support operations manager. 
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Strumolo’s success at Gilbane built by strong work ethic

2024 Business Women Awards WOMAN TO WATCH | TECHNICAL SERVICES: Kathryn Strumolo Gilbane Inc. New England support operations manager SEVENTEEN YEARS OF CARING, hard work and...
HIGHER LEVEL: Along with helping companies build their brands, McGuinness Media & Marketing Owner and Chief Marketing Officer Megan McGuinness feels smart and creative individuals can learn and elevate each other. 
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McGuinness elevates employees and brands

2024 Business Women Awards INDUSTRY LEADER | CREATIVE SERVICES: Megan McGuinness McGuinness Media & Marketing owner and chief marketing officer MEGAN MCGUINNESS DESCRIBES her business as...
IN THE CLOUD: Ruth DiGiovanni has found success with a company that provides cloud-based phone systems after she and her husband sensed there was a market to tap in the area. 
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Building a company by speaking geek

2024 Business Women Awards ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Ruth DiGiovanni RemiPBX Inc. co-owner RUTH DIGIOVANNI KNOWS talking about her company, which develops and installs cloud-based phone systems, isn’t...
SITUATION ROOM: Among her roles with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport, Shelley McInnis is involved in developing combat system trainers, which teach submarine crews in environments that replicate as closely as possible what they will find on actual subs. 
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NUWC’s McInnis is on the front lines of innovation, national defense

2024 Business Women Awards INDUSTRY LEADER | TECHNICAL SERVICES: Shelley McInnis Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport mission capability manager, customer advocate and tech program manager...
SPREADING HER WINGS: Lindsay Kuhn launched her online plat­form Wingspans Inc. after realizing there was a career opportunity gap for Providence students while teaching at Nathan Bishop Middle School. 
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Business connections through storytelling

2024 Business Women Awards ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Lindsay Kuhn Wingspans Inc. founder FROM THE TIME she was a teenager in Coral Springs, Fla., Lindsay Kuhn recognized the power...
FAMILY MATTERS: Victoria Heimer-McGinn, co-founder and president of Brain Waves Rhode Island and a psychology professor at Roger Williams University, needed to better understand schizophrenia after her uncle was diagnosed with the mental health disorder. 
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Heimer-McGinn is making waves through neuroscience

2024 Business Women Awards WOMAN TO WATCH | NONPROFITS: Victoria Heimer-McGinn Brain Waves Rhode Island president; Roger Williams University professor AS THE CO-FOUNDER and president of...
UNFURLING OF THE WELCOME MAT: Under Linda E. Hurley’s leadership, CODAC Behavioral Health has rolled out innovative medication-assisted treatment programs, or MAT programs, for substance use disorder that have become national models. 
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CODAC Behavioral Health’s Hurley is the helping hand to combat R.I.’s addiction crisis

2024 Business Women Awards INDUSTRY LEADER | SOCIAL SERVICES: Linda E. Hurley CODAC Behavioral Healthcare CEO and president HELPING OTHERS RECOVER from addiction is a complex...
THE PROVIDENCE PRESERVATION Society is postponing its attempt to sell the 1772 Shakespeare’s Head Building while the group investigates the site's connection to slavery and the Underground Railroad. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE PRESERVATION SOCIETY

Sale of Shakespeare’s Head Building halted as link to slavery, Underground Railroad probed

PROVIDENCE – The Providence Preservation Society has paused its attempt to sell the  Shakespeare’s Head Building so it can investigate evidence that the site...
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