Providence Business News’ recognition programs shine a spotlight on companies and people, some of the best the state has to offer. And this year’s crop of C-Suite Awards winners is no exception.
The people profiled in these pages take care of all the details while the CEOs of their enterprises think loftier, more strategic thoughts. It is interesting then that for so many of this year’s honorees, getting the details taken care of is not a solitary enterprise. It often requires building and maintaining a team of people.
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And it’s not just that our Career Achiever, Enzo Rebula, is FM Global’s head of human resources. It’s his job to take care of the team, although in his case, he was responsible in making sure there was a team to begin with, since he was charged two decades ago with knitting together four separate entities to form FM Global, something he has succeeded at swimmingly.
No, from business development to technology to finance, this year’s honorees have made building capabilities across their companies a core mission. And that’s one major reason they are so successful.
This year’s C-Suite Awards program, our second, relies as always on continuing support from our sponsors. Presenting sponsor once again was KPMG, while partner sponsors include the Bryant University Executive Development Center, CVS Health Corp., The Hilb Group New England and Kelly & Mancini PC.
Mark S. Murphy
Editor
