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GROWTH POWER: Dennis Roy, CEO and president of East Bay Community Action Program, has made mergers with other organizations a major part of his leadership strategy for the East Providence-based nonprofit. 
PBN PHOTO/KATE WHITNEY LUCEY

Dennis Roy, CEO and president, East Bay Community Action Program

Health Services
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards Dennis Roy | CEO and president, East Bay Community Action Program DENNIS ROY IS TRANSFORMING the way Rhode Islanders...
A HELPING HAND: Sue Babin, director of special projects for the Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council, oversaw a specialized project to design and implement a self-employment business incubator that assists entrepreneurs who have developmental disabilities. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Sue Babin, director of special projects, Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council

Business Services
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards Sue Babin | Director of special projects, Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council SUE BABIN WAS STRUCK by how happy...
PREPARING FOR SUCCESS: Crossroads Rhode Island Vice President for Adult Services John MacDonald worked with staff to establish a human-resources training program designed to help new employees be successful. 
PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

John MacDonald, vice president for adult services, Crossroads Rhode Island

Business Services
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards John MacDonald | Vice president for adult services, Crossroads Rhode Island JOHN MACDONALD, vice president for adult services at...
UNITED WAY OF RHODE ISLAND and Social Enterprise Greenhouse has selected 10 fellows for its inaugural Nonprofit Innovation Lab, which commences Monday.

United Way of RI, SEG select 10 fellows for inaugural Nonprofit...

Nonprofit
PROVIDENCE – Ten local nonprofit leaders have been selected as fellows by United Way of Rhode Island and Social Enterprise Greenhouse for the two...
CROSSROADS RHODE ISLAND reported that family homelessness in Rhode Island decreased by 8% year over year at the end of November .

Crossroads: Family shelter wait list drastically shortens in wake of Bezos...

Nonprofit
PROVIDENCE – Crossroads Rhode Island saw some significant advances in reducing the homeless problem in Rhode Island a year after it was awarded the...

Amos House’s mission built around supporting the community

Nonprofit
PBN Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2019 NONPROFIT/SOCIAL-SERVICE AGENCY: Amos House THE YEAR WAS 2016. Three high-profile police shootings with racial overtones in as many days...
the prop: A hockey stick and a hard hat. “Sometimes I’ll wear a hard hat just to break the ice a little bit with the new employees.” / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

Mike Schmitt, 37

Nonprofit
ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT, RISK MANAGEMENT – TIDES FAMILY SERVICES Where do you see yourself professionally in 20 years? I don’t think I’m going to change...
SWEET RETREAT: Employees of Tides Family Services gather for a retreat in May to celebrate the organization’s 35th anniversary.
 / COURTESY TIDES FAMILY SERVICES

Tides Family Services

Nonprofit
BEST PLACES TO WORK 2018 14. MIDSIZE COMPANIES | Tides Family Services Employees in R.I.: 138 CEO Beth A. Bixby Questions answered by: Beth A. Bixby What three words...
CELEBRATION TIME: Stephanie Frazier Grimm is the founder of The Confetti Foundation, which provides ready-made birthday party kits so children in the hospital on their birthdays can easily celebrate the day with decorations. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Frazier Grimm packs celebrations for hospital-bound birthdays

Business Women
Women to Watch, Nonprofit | Stephanie Frazier Grimm, The Confetti Foundation Back in 2010, Stephanie Frazier Grimm enjoyed the incredible high of becoming a godparent,...

Do you see the state’s newly launched mobile unit providing free...

Government
With the debut on April 17 of its Shower to Empower mobile unit, the House of Hope Community Development Corp. believes it can help...

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