PROVIDENCE – Nellie M. Gorbea has found a new professional home, which will take her back to her native Puerto Rico. Gorbea, who served two terms as the R.I. secretary of state and ran for governor in 2022, will become the first CEO and president of the Puerto Rico Green Energy Trust, the San Juan-based
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Although I am happy for Nellie that she’s going home and will be with her elderly parents and other relatives, I am somewhat disappointed because she represented a fresh and honest approach to our state. Particularly, she handled her 8 years as our secretary of State with professionalism and sophistication. Our state is better off today because of her leadership.
Good luck, Nellie and enjoy your return to your roots!