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ESSENTIAL SERVICE: Attorney Amy Stratton, who focuses on estate planning and business succession, says clients have sought out the services of her law firm, Moonan, Stratton & Waldman LLP, in these times of uncertainty. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Amy Stratton advising clients through COVID-19 pandemic

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PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Amy Stratton | Moonan, Stratton & Waldman LLP AMY STRATTON, of the Providence law firm Moonan, Stratton &...
VIRTUAL COMPANY: Leonora Valvo, founder and director of Warren-based Swoogo, coordinates a videoconference staff meeting from her computer. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Swoogo’s Valvo learning from real-world challenges

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PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Leonora Valvo | Swoogo SWOOGO FOUNDER LEONORA VALVO believes that we often fall in love with our own...
MAKING WAVES: Debbie A. Wood, president and co-owner of Wood Boat & Motor Inc. in Warwick, decided with her husband, Russell, to take over running the Rhode Island Boat Show, after the previous organizers stepped down after three decades at the helm. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Wood Boat and Motor Inc. co-owner unafraid to enter uncharted waters

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PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Debbie A. Wood | Wood Boat and Motor Inc. THE BOATS SOLD at Debbie A. Wood’s business, Warwick-based...
BELIEVING IN CHANGE: Day One Executive Director Peg Langhammer continues to advocate for systematic changes as to how Rhode Island addresses sexual assault and abuse. / COURTESY PEG LANGHAMMER

Langhammer has been making a difference in society since day one

Business Women
PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 CAREER ACHIEVER: Peg Langhammer | Day One PEG LANGHAMMER was always driven to make a difference. She grew up in the...
PAYING IT FORWARD: Brown Medicine CEO Ann M. Kashmanian had multiple mentors help guide her throughout her career. Now, she’s helping fellow women grow within the workplace. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

Brown Medicine’s Kashmanian a guiding light through complex health care

Business Women
PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 OUTSTANDING MENTOR: Ann M. Kashmanian | Brown Medicine ANN M. KASHMANIAN, CEO of Brown Medicine, has played a vital role...
A-LISTER: OPTX Rhode Island CEO Lynne Diamante has networked with the socially elite, including past Miss USA winner Olivia Culpo, and gave custom Cartier and Gucci glasses to Tony Bennett as an invited guest for his early 90th birthday celebration. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Lynne Diamante is bringing Rodeo Drive to Hartford Avenue with OPTX...

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PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 INDUSTRY LEADER, SMALL BUSINESS: Lynne Diamante | OPTX Rhode Island IF ANYONE COULD represent three blocks of 100 world-class stores...
STAYING TOGETHER: Roots Hair Salon owner Michelle Murphy retained 17 hairstylists from when Salon O closed at the location that Roots currently occupies. Murphy wanted to maintain camaraderie among the stylists. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Roots Hair Salon’s Murphy is a cut above the rest

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PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 WOMAN TO WATCH, SMALL BUSINESS: Michelle Murphy | Roots Hair Salon BEAUTY IS HARD WORK. Just ask hairstylist Michelle Murphy,...
LEAN ON ME: Webster Bank N.A. Senior Vice President and Senior Fiduciary Officer Rogean Makowski relies on a philosophy called “lean into change,” focusing efforts on how best to infuse innovation, process and risk management, and problem resolution into each client relationship. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Makowski’s early change in direction leads to wealth of success with...

Business Women
PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 INDUSTRY LEADER, FINANCIAL SERVICES: Rogean Makowski | Webster Bank N.A. ROGEAN MAKOWSKI wasn’t always certain what career path she would...
TAKING CHANCES: Bank of America Corp. Senior Vice President and Relationship Manager Amy Walsh says young people should not shy away from things they don’t like, and should be willing to take those challenges on. / PBN PHOTO/KATE WHITNEY LUCEY

Bank of America’s Walsh understands risk and also sees rewards

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PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 WOMAN TO WATCH, FINANCIAL SERVICES: Amy Walsh | Bank of America Corp. FOR AMY WALSH, senior vice president and relationship...
COMBATING COVID-19: Shannon Sullivan, interim chief operating officer at Women & Infants Hospital, was at the forefront of helping set up a field hospital at the former Citizens Bank building in Cranston to handle a possible influx of COVID-19 patients. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

There’s no problem too tough for Sullivan at Kent Hospital

Business Women
PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 INDUSTRY LEADER, HEALTH CARE SERVICES: Shannon Sullivan | Women & Infants Hospital SHANNON SULLIVAN, interim chief operating officer at Women...
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