RIC Foundation director receives Meritorious Service Award from Hartwick College
ERIC T. SHOEN, executive director of the Rhode Island College Foundation – the fundraising arm of the Providence-based state college, recently received the Meritorious...
To Savor: Offering a bit of Thanksgiving help
It is that time of year again when we prepare for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.
The dishes are plentiful. The classic offerings include roasted or...
As AI evolves, what skills will keep you employed?
Massive layoffs announced at Amazon.com Inc. recently serve as a reminder that artificial intelligence technology driving efficiency is also redefining what it takes to...
The humanity of humility
In the office of the late Alex Haley, author of “Roots,” hung a picture of a turtle sitting on a fence post. It reminded...
Sapienza receives Roger Valcourt Outstanding Citizen Award
ANTHONY R. SAPIENZA, retired CEO and president of JA Apparel Corp., the New York-based parent company of Joseph Abboud Manufacturing Corp. in New Bedford,...
Mid-course corrections can pay off
Scottie Scheffler struggled on the front nine of the final round of the PGA Championship. His three-shot lead after 54 holes was gone, and...
To Savor: Clearing up some riesling misconceptions
Have you ever visited a wine shop and blindly picked a bottle? Then at home, the wine was not what you expected – too...
Seriously, stop trying to be funny at work
How can you get ahead in your career and still enjoy the ride?
One solution frequently offered is to use humor. Sharing jokes, sarcastic quips,...
Dieter to chair R.I. chapter of Environmental Business Council of New...
CHRISTINE E. DIETER, a partner at the Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP law firm in Providence, was recently named chairperson of the Environmental Business...
Diplomacy can work wonders
In a small town, two neighboring businesses – a bakery and a butcher shop – were constantly at odds over parking spaces.
One day, a...
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