Tag: INSURANCE
At Beacon Mutual, camaraderie is mutual among employees
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#1 LARGE COMPANIES: The Beacon Mutual Insurance Co.
Local Employees: 159
CEO and President: Brian J. Spero
AT COMPANYWIDE EVENTS, conversations between...
Falvey Insurance Group
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#12 LARGE COMPANIES: Falvey Insurance Group
Local Employees: 178
CEO: Jack Falvey
Questions answered by: Roxanne Nelson, Chief People Officer
What fun activities...
Starkweather & Shepley Insurance Brokerage Inc.
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#2 LARGE COMPANIES: Starkweather & Shepley Insurance Brokerage Inc.
Local Employees: 173
CEO: Peter C. Plumb
Questions answered by: Andrew J. Fotopulos,...
The Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#10 MIDSIZE COMPANIES: The Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Local Employees: 83
CEO and President: Michele Streton
Questions answered by: Michele Streton
How...
Carey Richmond & Viking Insurance
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#17 MIDSIZE COMPANIES: Carey Richmond & Viking Insurance
Local Employees: 64
President: V. David Andrade
Questions answered by: Kim Cairo, Director of...
Narragansett Bay Insurance Co.
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#29 MIDSIZE COMPANIES: Narragansett Bay Insurance Co.
Local Employees: 83
President: Tim Moura
Questions answered by: Tim Moura
What fun activities does your...
Amica Mutual Insurance Co.
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#4 ENTERPRISE COMPANIES: Amica Mutual Insurance Co.
Local Employees: 1,736
CEO and President: Edmund “Ted” Shallcross III
Questions answered by: Shameem Awan,...
Zuzick Organization
Best Places to Work 2025 Awards
#2 SMALL COMPANIES: Zuzick Organization
Local Employees: 29
Owner and CEO: Brian Zuzick
Questions answered b:y Brian Zuzick
What three words best describe...
Striking Butler employees warned their health benefits will expire by end...
PROVIDENCE – Hundreds of employees at Butler Hospital are expected to lose their health insurance benefits at the end of this month amid an...
R.I. monthly unemployment climbs to 4.8% in March
CRANSTON – Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in March was 4.8%, up from 4.7% in February, the R.I. Department of Labor and Training...
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