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Washington Trust wins 2026 R.I. Community’s Choice Award

WESTERLY – The Washington Trust Co. has been named the first-place winner among banks in the finance category of the 2026 Rhode Island Community’s...
Expanding Access: Gina Helm, vice president and residential lending sales manager at Centreville Bank, has helped more than 100 low- to moderate-income buyers achieve homeownership through the bank’s Providing Access to Secure Homeownership program. 
PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Gina Helm

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2026 GINA HELM Centreville Bank vice president and residential lending sales manager Gina Helm, vice president and residential lending sales manager...

PBN’s 2026 Leaders & Achievers celebrated and honored

WARWICK – Gina Helm believes that to succeed, the environment can be just as important as the individual. "Find a company that values you,"...

Challenges strengthen resolve to endure

AS PROVIDENCE BUSINESS NEWS celebrates its 40th anniversary, we reflect on what this milestone means, not only for our organization, but for the Rhode...
HAROLD M. HORVAT

Choose purposeful growth in uncertain times

For 40 years, Providence Business News has chronicled the moments when organizations across our region chose to grow with intention. That perspective matters now...
GIVING GOALS: David N. Cicilline, who became Rhode Island Foundation CEO and president in 2023, unveiled a five-year strategy for the state’s largest funder of nonprofits in 2024. The new plan identified six community priorities that will guide the foundation’s grantmaking.
PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Federal funding cuts put nonprofits to the test

It took years for Rhode ­Island’s nonprofits to put the COVID-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror, but the sector found it had a new...
MOVING IN: 
Construction worker Fabiola Roman installs drywall at a new Bank Rhode Island branch in Newport in 2023. The bank is now called Beacon Bank. Several smaller banks expanded their branch networks in Rhode Island over the last five years, while bigger financial institutions shuttered some of their branches. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/DAVID HANSEN

Banks adjust as borrowing costs climb

In early 2022, Rhode Island’s banks were still operating in an environment defined by abundant liquidity and historically low interest rates. COVID-19 pandemic-era stimulus programs...

Centreville Bank Foundation supports Central Falls mobile food pantry

CENTRAL FALLS – The Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation is supporting the launch of a new mobile food pantry in Central Falls through a partnership...

PBN names honorees for 2026 Fastest Growing & Innovative Companies program

PROVIDENCE – Thirty-two local companies and organizations are among both the highest earners and the most innovative as part of Providence Business News’ 2026...

Centreville Bank employees donate gas cards to Meals on Wheels

WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank employees donated about 30 gas gift cards to Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island, a contribution the organization said...
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