Trump administration efforts to slash federal spending threaten everything from state economic development and workforce training to nonprofits that rely heavily on grants, R.I. Commerce Secretary Elizabeth M. Tanner said at PBN’s annual Economic Trends Summit held Jan. 30. When all the legal wrangling plays out, “We do expect there will be less grant opportunities”
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