New leaders will be coming to the state’s primary economic-development arm – and the sooner the better. R.I. Commerce Corp. has lost two top leaders since the end of April, when Anika Kimble-Huntley quietly stepped down from her post overseeing tourism for a marketing job outside of the state. On June 3, Commerce Secretary Elizabeth
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