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SAVING ST. MARY’S: Under Beth Bixby’s leadership, Tides Family Services began supporting the St. Mary’s Home for Children in North Providence after details from a December 2023 investigation by the R.I. Office of the Child Advocate found “significant safety concerns and abusive living conditions,” which led to leadership changes there. 
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Bixby rising Tides to help area children and families

Business Women Awards 2025 INDUSTRY LEADER SOCIAL SERVICES/NONPROFIT: Beth Bixby, Tides Family Services CEO WINDS OF CHANGE have been swirling around children’s behavioral health, particularly...
HELPING HAND: Ashley Rimay, executive medical science liaison for Indivior Inc., educates providers about opioid use disorders and the products her company offers to support patients with such disorders. 
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Caring is where Indivior’s Rimay’s heart is at

Business Women Awards WOMAN TO WATCH HEALTH CARE: Ashley Rimay, Indivior Inc. executive medical science liaison WEARING MULTIPLE HATS while on the job is nothing...
PROTECTING PEOPLE: Robinson & Cole LLP partner Kathryn Rattigan says she was attracted to the idea of intersecting technology, law and protecting personal information. 
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Robinson & Cole’s Rattigan making AI legally compliant

Business Women Awards 2025 WOMAN TO WATCH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: Kathryn Rattigan, Robinson & Cole LLP partner WITH A LOVE for literature, language, analyzing texts and...
GIVING BACK: Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, CEO and president at Collette Travel Services Inc. in ­Pawtucket, established the Collette Foundation, a nonprofit that supports communities in need worldwide through hunger and education initiatives. 
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Collette’s Leibl-Cote navigates through a world of wonder, and uncertainty

Business Women Awards 2025 INDUSTRY LEADER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, Collette Travel Service Inc. CEO STAYING IN BUSINESS for more than a century in any...
RAISING CARE STANDARDS: In leading Newport Mental Health, Dayna Gladstein helped the organization become Rhode Island’s first federally funded Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic. 
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Newport Mental Health’s Gladstein raises the bar on improving one’s well-being

Business Women Awards 025 INDUSTRY LEADER HEALTH CARE: Dayna Gladstein, Newport Mental Health CEO and president EVEN THOUGH SHE has spent close to four decades in the...
ENVIRONMENTALLY POSITIVE: Among her duties at Amgen Rhode Island, Monika ­Soban is focused on building a resilient, future-ready workforce at the company while creating an inclusive, connected culture where people can thrive and learn. 
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Amgen Rhode Island’s Soban is empowered to be exceptional

Business Women Awards 2025 INDUSTRY LEADER TECHNICAL SERVICES: Monika Soban, Amgen Rhode Island senior director of manufacturing MONIKA SOBAN SAYS she is driven by science and...
EARLY LESSON: Rebecca Johnson, owner of Sylvan Learning Center in Cumberland and Coventry, says she knew at a young age that she wanted to be a teacher. 
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Sylvan Learning Center’s Johnson is a classroom ‘coach’

Business Women Awards 2025 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Rebecca Johnson, Sylvan Learning Center franchise owner ON A TYPICAL weekday afternoon at the Sylvan Learning Center in Coventry, K-12...
THERAPY TAKES ROOT: Behavior analyst Jenn Pohle named her Nettle & Ash Therapeutic Services practice after a strong, versatile, durable herb and a strong, grounded, long-lasting tree. 
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Helping those feeling misunderstood

Business Women Awards 2025 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Jenn Pohle, Nettle & Ash Therapeutic Services owner A PHRASE can tell a story in just a few words. Nettle...
CLEANING UP: Debbie Martitz took over ownership of the family business, Hope Cleaners in East Providence, in 2005. 
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A spotless reputation

Business Women Awards 2025 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Debbie Martitz, Hope Cleaners owner AFTER 57 YEARS in the family’s dry-cleaning business, Debbie Martitz received some unusual requests. For example: Can...
GROWTH PLAN: Karen J. Bacon has taken Diversified Resources LLC, a financial planning company, from $125 million in managed assets to $284 million since she became president in 2015. 
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Financial wisdom takes center stage

Business Women Awards 2025 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Karen J. Bacon, Diversified Resources LLC president NOTHING TEACHES a life lesson like dealing with temperamental rock stars. Ask Karen...
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