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DESIGNxRI’s annual DESIGN WEEK launches Sept. 12

PROVIDENCE – The annual statewide celebration of design, innovation and community as a means to spotlight Rhode Island’s design sector will kick off on...

Sroczynski named new Hospital Association of Rhode Island president

PROVIDENCE – The Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association’s former executive vice president has been named the new leader of the Hospital Association of Rhode...
Islay Taylor in June became executive director of Providence-based DESIGNxRI, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing the state’s design sector.  / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Collaborate and grow

Islay Taylor | DESIGNxRI executive director In both business and the nonprofit sector, the future belongs to those willing to collaborate. Partnerships spark innovation, amplify...
HOME SWEET HOME: Among the projects Crossroads Rhode Island Chief Operating Officer Jennifer Schanck-Bolwell led are changing a former church into the Mike Terry apartments in Providence. 
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Jennifer Schanck-Bolwell

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 JENNIFER SCHANCK-BOLWELL Crossroads Rhode Island Chief operating officer THE BIGGEST GRATIFICATION that Jennifer Schanck-Bolwell gets in working for Crossroads Rhode...
TAKES A VILLAGE: Caroline Dillon, executive director for The Village Common of Rhode Island, directs day-to-day operations, including hiring and guiding staff. Since she came on board, she has grown the number of villages from four to 10 and volunteers have more than tripled. 
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Caroline Dillon

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 CAROLINE DILLON The Village Common of Rhode Island Executive director FROM THE TIME she was a child, Caroline Dillon remembers accompanying...
CREATING OPPORTUNITIES: City Personnel founder and President Dawn Apajee said she created her Providence-based staffing agency because she wanted it to be personal, inclusive and community-driven. 
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Dawn Apajee

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 DAWN APAJEE City Personnel Founder and president DAWN APAJEE’S RECRUITING ­CAREER began in London in 1989. From the start, she loved...
LEARNING CURVE: Don Troppoli, Webster Bank N.A. senior managing director of regional banking for Rhode Island and Massachusetts, says those who want to get into banking leadership need to both be a good mentor and find good mentors themselves. 
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Don Troppoli

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 DON TROPPOLI Webster Bank N.A. Senior managing director of regional banking for Rhode Island and Massachusetts DON TROPPOLI ALWAYS wanted to...
HIGH ARC: In more than two decades, Michael Andrade has grown The Arc of Bristol County from a $1 million organization with a staff of 25 into a regional agency spanning Massachusetts and Rhode Island approaching $30 million in operating revenue. 
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Michael Andrade

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 MICHAEL ANDRADE The Arc of Bristol County CEO and president MICHAEL ANDRADE’S PATH into human services and nonprofit leadership wasn’t marked...
NUMBERS GAME: In the 25 years Stephen J. White has led Westerly Community Credit Union, the institution has grown into the fifth-largest credit union in Rhode Island, with $502 million in assets, $24 million in annual revenue, five branches and more than 22,000 members. 
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Stephen J. White

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 STEPHEN J. WHITE Westerly Community Credit Union CEO and president AFTER MORE THAN four decades in the credit union industry,...
BUILDING COMMUNITIES: During Carla DeStefano’s tenure in leading Stop Wasting Abandoned Properties Inc., the organization has invested $200 million in affordable rental housing, residential home sales, and commercial and community space. 
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Carla DeStefano

PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025 CARLA DESTEFANO Stop Wasting Abandoned Property Inc. Executive director CARLA DESTEFANO’S EARLY ­CAREER zigged and zagged. Originally, she thought she’d...
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