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MOBILE HOTSPOTS: Muna Idriss, director of systems at Capital Good Fund, talks with CEO Andy Posner. For the past seven years, the nonprofit has purchased internet hotspots for traveling employees from Mobile Beacon. / PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Mobile Beacon internet hotspots help keep nonprofits connected

Nonprofit 10/27/2017

Working out of Rhode Island, Delaware and Florida, Providence-based Capital Good Fund employees are often on the road and in need of reliable internet...

LISA RANGLIN is the president of the Rhode Island Black Business Association, which has launched a statewide microlending program for minority-owned businesses, using a $100,000 award it received from the R.I. Commerce Corp. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND BLACK BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

RIBBA launches $100K statewide microlending program

Financial Services 10/10/2017

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Black Business Association has launched a new statewide microlending program for minority-owned businesses. The new program, called the Microlending Initiative,...

POSITIVE VIBES: According to results from the Providence Business News Summer 2017 Business Survey, local business owners are optimistic about the future of their businesses and the statewide economy, despite ongoing concerns about finding qualified workers and managing rising health care costs. / PBN GRAPHIC/ANNE EWING & LISA LAGRECA

Strong quarterly results help fuel R.I. business owners’ faith in local...

Economic Activity 09/22/2017

Optimism reigns among Rhode Island business owners about the future for their businesses and the statewide economy, despite ongoing concerns about finding qualified workers...

Two local students win regional entrepreneurship competition

Entrepreneurship 09/07/2017

PROVIDENCE – Two local students won top spots at the 2017 New England Regional Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge, the education nonprofit Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship...

KEEGAN BONDS-HARMON, a student at the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center in Providence, won first place at the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship New England Regional Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. He was awarded $1,000 for his business plan for Keegan’s Creatures, handmade designs on shirts with a focus on artistry and creativity that maximizes self-expression and combats fast fashion culture. /COURTESY METROPOLITAN REGIONAL CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTER

Met student wins regional entrepreneurship challenge

Education 07/28/2017

PROVIDENCE – First place at the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship New England Regional Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge was awarded to Keegan Bonds-Harmon, a student at...

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