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JUGGLING ACT: Christopher Earle, director of information systems for the YMCA of Greater Providence, has been called upon to perform duties beyond his core responsibilities. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Earle’s skills go beyond technology at YMCA of Greater Providence

Nonprofit 04/29/2021

PBN C-SUITE 2021 AWARDS Christopher Earle YMCA of Greater Providence director of information systems YMCA of Greater Providence Director of Information Systems Christopher Earle’s importance to his...

FORCE FOR CHANGE: Cortney Nicolato, CEO and president of United Way of Rhode Island, says opportunities for change are what keep her motivated, starting with “breaking down systemic racism and inequities and injustices in this state.” / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Nicolato brings ‘bold energy’ to leadership role at United Way of...

Nonprofit 04/29/2021

PBN C-SUITE 2021 AWARDS Cortney Nicolato United Way of Rhode Island CEO and president The past year has been difficult for most, but under CEO and President...

MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Phyllis Pelletier, chief financial officer of nonprofit Family Service of Rhode Island, says the example of giving back set by her father when she was young made a big impression on her and led to her wanting to work someplace where she could do the same. / COURTESY LUCA DEL BORGO

Family Service of Rhode Island’s CFO shares nonprofit’s commitment to give...

Nonprofit 04/29/2021

PBN C-SUITE 2021 AWARDS Phyllis Pelletier Family Service of Rhode Island chief financial officer As chief financial officer of Family Service of Rhode Island, Phyllis Pelletier directs...

SELF-STARTER: Haley Lattinville, personnel manager for the town of North Kingstown, which lacks a human resources department, took it upon herself to learn various HR tasks and responsibilities, which allowed her to guide the town through the COVID-19 pandemic. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Lattinville’s eagerness to learn, take on challenges shines bright in North...

Government 04/29/2021

PBN C-SUITE 2021 AWARDS RISING STAR Haley Lattinville Town of North Kingstown personnel manager Haley Lattinville’s hands-on approach and eagerness to learn new tasks came in handy...

REACHING OUT: Edward McPherson, director of marketing and fund development for Newport Mental Health, says he was drawn to fundraising because it pairs people who can change the world with those people who need it. / PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Ballet career positioned McPherson well to pivot fundraising for NMH

Coronavirus 04/29/2021

PBN C-SUITE 2021 AWARDS Edward McPherson Newport Mental Health director of marketing and fund development As a former professional ballet dancer, Edward McPherson always knew where...

R.I. COVID-19 cases rise by 304, with 4 new deaths

Coronavirus 04/28/2021

PROVIDENCE – Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 304 Tuesday, with four new deaths, the R.I. Department of Health said Wednesday. Hospitalizations...

CVS Health has announced it will reopen its headquarters in Woonsocket in September. / AP FILE PHOTO/GENE J. PUSKAR

CVS Health to reopen Woonsocket HQ in September

Coronavirus 04/28/2021

WOONSOCKET – CVS Health Corp., one of Rhode Island's largest private employers, will begin reopening its Woonsocket headquarters in September, a timeframe that could...

R.I. COVID-19 cases rise by 224, with 1 new death; weekly...

Coronavirus 04/27/2021

PROVIDENCE – Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 224 on Monday, with one new death, the R.I. Department of Health said...

Mass. to begin phasing out COVID-19 business restrictions, relax outdoor mask...

Coronavirus 04/27/2021

BOSTON (AP) – Massachusetts will begin phasing out pandemic-related business restrictions next month and is relaxing its outdoor mask mandate, as the numbers of...