Balance avoids burnout
Revive has been on a mission to tackle the mental health crisis that continues to plague our communities.
As business and community leaders, we all...
Armstrong receives Girl Scouts Hall of Fame award
NANCY ARMSTRONG, a North Kingstown resident and longtime supporter of the Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England, recently received the inaugural Hall of Fame...
Five Questions With: Lindsey Ramirez
1. You were promoted to director in June. What is your vision for the Center for Women & Enterprise Rhode Island?
My vision for CWE...
Seafood on display
A coming together of Rhode Island seafood, an iconic venue and a cause that everyone can get behind promises to make for a memorable...
Olneyville’s free internet narrows digital divide
During a pandemic Zoom meeting from home, Jennifer Hawkins had a revelation.
The CEO and president of the nonprofit ONE Neighborhood Builders felt guilty for...
Love ‘Slack’?
In addition to email, does your company utilize Slack or other digital messaging systems with employees?
Yes: 67%
No: 33%
Has digital communication at your company increased...
AG: New wage theft law is pro-business, too
For more than four years Attorney General Peter F. Neronha sought to adjust an oversight in state law that he argues could have been...
BankNewport collecting socks for adults, children in need
ALL ABOUT SOLE:
BankNewport employees collectively throw socks into the air in announcing the Newport-based bank’s “Kind Heart Warm Soles” campaign. The initiative, which runs...
Carden named R.I. Coalition Against Gun Violence’s new executive director
PROVIDENCE – Melissa Carden, a communication strategist who has expertise in policy, has been appointed as the Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence’s new...
Burrillville’s Sollitto named 2024 R.I. Superintendent of the Year
PROVIDENCE – Burrillville School Superintendent Michael Sollitto has been named the 2024 Rhode Island Superintendent of the Year.
Sollitto was selected by the Rhode Island...
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