Tag: Kristin Urbach
IN THE WIND: Nascent local industry holds promise of job growth
When Rhode Island political leaders, educators and employers consider the future of offshore wind – with lots of big, white turbines spinning in the...
Urbach named to U.S. Chamber’s Business Leads Fellowship Program
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Kristin Urbach, executive director of the North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce, has been chosen to participate in the latest cohort of...
Five Questions With: Kristin Urbach
Kristin Urbach serves as executive director of the North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce. Five years ago, the Chamber began developing a new program, WindWinRI,...
American Banking Association CEO to speak at North Kingstown Chamber event
NORTH KINGSTOWN – A major finance leader with international influence will share his insights on the banking industry with local companies at the North...
WindWinRI student training program receives $175K DLT grant
NORTH KINGSTOWN – As plans for a slew of offshore wind arrays take shape across the region, the North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce is...
Walsh earns Bob Cioe Award from North Kingstown Chamber for community...
AMY WALSH, executive director of commercial banking in Rhode Island for JPMorgan Chace & Co., was recently awarded the Bob Cioe Award from the...
PBN summit panelists lay out latest rules on federal, state business...
PROVIDENCE – The dizzying array of state and federal relief programs rolled out over the last year is enough to trip up even the...
PBN’s 2021 Coronavirus Business Stimulus Summit approaches
PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News’ 2021 Coronavirus Business Stimulus Summit will take place Feb. 11 at 9 a.m.
The free, virtual event will feature panelists...
Some independent retailers pay heavier price than others in COVID-19 era
Two hundred feet – about a 60-second walk – separates LuLi Boutique LLC from Frog & Toad LLC in Providence. But the pandemic experiences...
Retail sales proving immune to virus
Braving long lines, freezing temperatures and swarms of shoppers for the sake of holiday shopping holds even less appeal than usual in the midst...
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