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FULFILLING ENDEAVOR: Farouk Rajab, CEO and president of the Rhode Island Hospitality Association, rose from restaurant host to the top job and said what he finds most rewarding is helping develop employees and seeing them become happy and successful. 
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Farouk Rajab

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2026 FAROUK RAJAB Rhode Island Hospitality Association CEO and president Making people comfortable is in Farouk Rajab’s DNA. Rajab was raised in...
It’s About People: Larry Riggs, president of Pare Corp. for nearly 40 years, has grown the civil and environmental engineering firm from 10 employees to almost 200, crediting his people’s character and skill. 
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Larry Riggs

PBN Leaders & AchieversA wards 2026 LARRY RIGGS Pare Corp. president When Larry Riggs became president of Pare Corp. in 1986, it was a single-office practice with...

Malcolm Mitchell, Cox launch Innovation Lab at Boys & Girls Clubs...

WOONSOCKET – Former New England Patriots wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell and Cox Communications are teaming up to launch a technology-focused Innovation Lab at the Boys...

Blue Cross announces 13 nonprofits chosen for annual day of service

PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has chosen 13 nonprofits as recipients of its Blue across Rhode Island day of...
THE BOYS & GIRLS Clubs of Northern Rhode Island became the beneficiary of a $2.1 million endowment from the California-based Davis Dauray Family Fund. It is the largest gift the organization has ever received.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern R.I. receives $2.1M endowment from...

WOONSOCKET – Tuesday marked the first time that the California-based Davis Dauray Family Fund has donated to a Boys & Girls Clubs of America...

Collaborative food initiative reaches 25K meal milestone

FEEDING FAMILIES: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Rhode Island and Bank of America Corp. united to address hunger during the coronavirus pandemic. The...

Cox Communications donates 700 face masks to 4 youth organizations

WEST WARWICK – Cox Communications has donated 700 face masks to four nonprofit organizations that serve Rhode Island children. Recipients include the Boys & Girls...

Stepping Up: Bank of America, Boys & Girls Clubs team up...

LINCOLN - When the state issued stay-at-home orders, Bank of America quickly emptied out its offices, including its local call center. That meant the sprawling...
TWENTY-THREE NONPROFITS received about $700,000 in grants combined in the latest round from the United Way of Rhode Island and Rhode Island Foundation's COVID-19 Response Fund.

23 nonprofits receive $700K from COVID-19 Response Fund

PROVIDENCE – An additional $700,000 in grants were issued to 23 nonprofit organizations across Rhode Island from the United Way of Rhode Island and...

Cox Communications issues $138K in grants to local nonprofits

WEST WARWICK – Cox Communications Inc. awarded eight local nonprofits $138,000 in total grants through its first Virtual Cox Charities Day. The grants were issued...
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