Tag: Nonprofit
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...
Tamra Ringeling
PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025
TAMRA RINGELING
Thrive Behavioral Health Chief operating officer and interim president
HAVING AN OPEN-DOOR POLICY has been one of Tamra...
FirstWorks founding director Pletcher leaving at end of year
PROVIDENCE – Kathleen Pletcher in 2004 saw a vision to enrich Rhode Island’s cultural, educational and economic vitality through world-class performing arts and education.
That...
RIFC Corner Kicks: Nonprofits leveraging partnerships with team to highlight community...
(Editor’s note: This is the 15th installment in a weekly series spotlighting Rhode Island FC and Centreville Bank Stadium from a business perspective throughout...
Columbus to leave as Trinity Rep’s artistic director next fall
PROVIDENCE – Trinity Repertory Company’s longtime artistic director will have his final curtain call next fall.
The local performing arts organization announced Wednesday that Curt...
Groov-Pin, Centreville Bank, Neighborhood Health Plan, Point32Health, U-Haul named PBN’s top...
PROVIDENCE – Groov-Pin Corp., Centreville Bank, Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island, Point32Health Co. and U-Haul International Inc. were the top companies recognized on...
Big Brothers Big Sisters of R.I. provides full return on wellness
PBN Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island 2025 Awards
2-99 EMPLOYEES #3. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island
CEO (or equivalent): Katje Afonseca
Number of employees: 37
Big...
Cloutier leaving Dorcas International Institute to lead Seattle-based Refugee Women’s Alliance
PROVIDENCE – After leading Rhode Island’s largest refugee and immigrant services nonprofit, Kathleen Cloutier will shift her work to the West Coast later this...
EEOC: ‘Reasonable cause’ Providence schools’ student loan forgiveness program violated Title...
PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission determined on July 24 there is “reasonable cause” that a multimillion-dollar student loan forgiveness program to...
RIFC Corner Kicks: Blackstone Valley tourism officials hope soccer can bring...
(Editor’s note: This is the 11th installment in a weekly series spotlighting Rhode Island FC and Centreville Bank Stadium from a business perspective throughout...
