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IMPASSIONED TEAM: Diana Ducharme, partner at Cervenka Green & Ducharme LLC, attributes the boutique real estate law firm’s success to not only the passion and dedication she shares with her partners, Jennifer Cervenka and Rachelle Green, but also the respect and admiration they have for one another. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

She’s ‘vested’ in her clients’ success

Business Women 05/27/2021

PBN 2021 Business Women Awards Industry Leader Professional Services: Diana Ducharme, Cervenka Green & Ducharme LLC A Rhode Island native, Cervenka Green & Ducharme LLC...

TEAM PLAYERS: Cervenka Green Ducharme Antonelli LLC offers flat fees for services because many clients prefer it. From left, partners Jennifer Cervenka, Rachelle Green, Diana Ducharme and Patricia Antonelli, with associate Emily Migliaccio. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Partners share vision for women-owned law firm

Economic Activity 06/09/2017

Jennifer Cervenka didn’t step away from a traditional career path as a partner in a large law firm to launch a women-owned firm by...

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FIXER UPPER: Kate Dyl, Newport Heights property manager, stands on a townhouse porch in the affordable housing development in the North End of the city that’s about to undergo a phased-in renovation.  PBN PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

As R.I. races to build new housing, existing affordable units are...

09/11/2026

KELLY NEVINS is CEO of the Providence-based nonprofit Women’s Fund of Rhode Island, which was founded in 2001.  / PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Shape what’s coming

09/11/2026

FEDERAL CHANGE: Citizens Bank, the state’s largest nationally chartered bank, and other national banks could see some benefit from a new rule issued by federal regulator Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on mortgage escrow accounts.  COURTESY CITIZENS FINANCIAL GROUP INC.

New federal escrow rule could cloud mortgage market 

09/11/2026

NETWORKING PLATFORM: Contessa Brown wanted a place where adults could socialize without the typical nightlife atmosphere after she become a Christian and quit going to bars and nightclubs in 2008. Unable to find many spots to her liking, in 2009 she launched Café S.O.U.L., a community platform providing a networking space for artists, entrepreneurs and wellness advocates. COURTESY CAFE S.O.U.L.

Everybody’s Business: Cafe S.O.U.L. nourishes creative spirit, community

09/11/2026

FASTER ACTION: Johnson & Wales University is one of two Rhode Island colleges that offer three-year degree programs in certain fields of study. The other is New England Institute of Technology. A growing number of U.S. higher education institutions have established three-year programs in recent years.  PBN PHOTO/ANNE EWING

Three-year degrees gain ground on campuses

09/11/2026

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