2017 PBN Business Women honorees recognized
PROVIDENCE – More than 300 of Rhode Island’s business leaders attended PBN’s 10th Business Women Awards luncheon Thursday at the Providence Marriott Downtown. The...
Baus helps military tech value find civilian use
What’s the connection between finding undersea mines and software that detects breast cancer?
Theresa A. Baus could tell you. Both processes rely on a mathematical...
Bush puts a hand back for others coming aboard
In the business world there are managers who focus on company success. Then there are mentors who take time to focus on the success...
With Van Bree’s broad perspectives, hospitals win
Prioritizing her time, gathering robust perspectives and teaching others have helped shape Margaret M. “Peg” Van Bree into an impactful leader in the never-a-dull-moment...
Carney works so others can play (with state revenue the winner)
Michelle Carney, vice president of strategic customer initiatives and customer advocate at International Game Technology PLC, has a reputation for hard work and frank...
Barry’s role of change maker seems custom-made
Saying “yes” to diverse career opportunities has benefited Maria F. Barry’s rise through the banking world. Now the only community-development-banking national executive at Bank...
By combining passions, Freshman makes environment, business better
Julie Freshman, project manager at Ransom Consulting Inc., balances her interest in business with a passion for environmental science, to the benefit of both...
It’s all about the results
One would think that writing about a group of high-achieving, wholly engaged businesswomen every year would be a repetitive exercise. After all, each year,...
Martel’s work advances women in banking
When Amy Martel began work as a bank teller with Strata Bank in 1994, she had no intention of making a career in financial...
McDuff manages social services with eyes wide open
When Margaret Holland McDuff started work at Family Service of Rhode Island in 1990 as a clinical social worker, she didn’t see herself staying...