Larry Warner

Business Services 08/28/2026

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2026 LARRY WARNER L. Warner ILS Group LLC founder and managing principal After nearly 30 years helping organizations increase their strategic...

PBN’s 2026 Leaders & Achievers celebrated and honored

Education 08/21/2026

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

PBN unveils 2026 Leaders & Achievers honorees

Economic Activity 06/29/2026

PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News has named 24 honorees for its 2026 Leaders & Achievers Awards program. The individuals chosen for this year’s program –...

CCRI, United Way open 211 satellite office

Education 05/06/2025

WARWICK – United Way of Rhode Island Inc. has partnered with the Community College of Rhode Island for the nonprofit to open a 211...

United Way of R.I. issues RFP for $1.5M equity fund grant...

Nonprofit 04/26/2024

PROVIDENCE – United Way of Rhode Island Inc. has issued a request for proposals to local nonprofits for its $1.5 million Providence Equity Fund...

RAISING VOICES: Robert Bush, the United Way of Rhode Island Inc.’s chief operating officer, leads the organization’s justice, equity, diversity and inclusion approach to discuss a broad range of perspectives and voices that traditionally go unheard.  PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

A JEDI knight for the United Way of R.I.

Economic Activity 04/26/2024

PBN C-Suite 2024 Awards NONPROFIT/SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY: Robert Bush United Way of Rhode Island Inc. | Chief operating officer THE JEDI PHILOSOPHY isn’t just talk at...

STRATEGIC IMPACTS: Adama Brown, United Way of Rhode Island Inc.’s director of research and data analytics, oversees and determines strategies for evaluating the impact of donated funds from the nonprofit on equity matters within the community.  PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

United Way’s Brown is a lone start who is maintaining the...

Business Services 12/08/2023

PBN Diversity Equity & Inclusion 2023 Awards Diversity Champion: Adama Brown, United Way of Rhode Island Inc. AS A BLACK CHILD IN TEXAS in the...

HOMEGROWN: Amelia Lopez, left, Southside Community Land Trust food access associate, and Appoline Alphonsine, a college intern, sort through vegetables harvested by the Providence nonprofit. SCLT recently received an $80,000 grant from the city that was not part of the $10 million racial reparation initiative. Some have complained that the city is moving too slow on deploying the $10 million equities program. PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

What happened to Providence’s reparations initiative?

Cover Story 09/15/2023

Jim Vincent threw himself into the work when he was appointed to the Providence Municipal Reparations Commission in early 2022 because he saw an...

United Way of R.I.’s 211 program gets $1.5M toward expansion

Health Services 12/13/2022

PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has committed $1.5 million in funding to help the United Way of Rhode Island...

APPROXIMATELY 200 PEOPLE attended Thursday's Providence Business News' C-Suite Awards ceremony at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick in Warwick. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

PBN’s C-Suite honorees recognized for efforts as innovators, leaders

Business Services 04/29/2022

WARWICK – Cathy Duquette, in both work and life, lives by the phrase “verify, then trust.” Duquette, Lifespan Corp.’s executive vice president of quality and...

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