Tag: Stefan Pryor
Lawmakers bend rules for Hope Point
Even as the House reduced Gov. Gina M. Raimondo’s request for incentives to replenish her economic programs, most notably the real estate development program...
Despite questions, I-195 District on course
When Robert Davis, a longtime real estate lawyer, joined the board of the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission in 2015, he’d talk to potential developers...
Evans named to CMO role at Commerce RI
PROVIDENCE – Heather Evans is the new chief marketing officer of R.I. Commerce Corp., effective immediately, Commerce Secretary Stefan Pryor announced May 21.
Evans most...
Evans named to CMO role at Commerce RI
PROVIDENCE — Heather Evans was appointed the new chief marketing officer of the R.I. Commerce Corp., effective immediately, Commerce Secretary Stefan Pryor announced Tuesday.
Evans...
Pryor pens R.I. wind energy agreements in Europe
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Secretary of Commerce Stefan Pryor penned agreements this week in Europe designed to make Rhode Island a focal point in the...
Commerce receives 6 proposals for McCoy redevelopment/downtown Pawtucket
PAWTUCKET – The R.I. Commerce Corp. received six proposals for the reuse of McCoy Stadium and the redevelopment of downtown Pawtucket, Commerce RI announced...
Following McCoy/Downtown RFP, Pryor optimistic about Pawtucket
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Commerce Secretary Stefan Pryor told PBN Tuesday that he is optimistic about the future of downtown Pawtucket following the issuance of...
Record crowd attends PBN Manufacturing Awards program
PROVIDENCE – A crowd of more than 320 manufacturing industry leaders attended Providence Business News’ sixth Manufacturing Awards program Wednesday at WaterFire Providence’s Valley...
R.I., National Grid announce aid for Aquidneck Island small businesses
NEWPORT – Rhode Island has created a $1.45 million loan fund for small businesses directly affected by the gas outage on Aquidneck Island, Gov....
Five Questions With Stefan Pryor
5Q: Stefan Pryor | Secretary of commerce, Rhode Island
1. What was it like being president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. in the aftermath...