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BETTER OPTIONS: After discovering food allergies in her dogs and wanting better options for them, Christine Karouz opened Power Pup Treats LLC, a dog bakery business in East Providence. PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Karouz finds calling baking healthy treats for dogs

Entrepreneurship 05/12/2023

For years, Christine Karouz did not know her dogs had food allergies. The proud owner of Zeus and Foxy, two bulldog and pit bull...

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 Providence Boat Show, which has been rebranded the Rhode Island Boat Show, after the previous organizers stepped down after three decades at the helm. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Debbie Wood is an entrepreneur unafraid to enter uncharted waters

Business Women 12/06/2019

The boats sold at Debbie A. Wood’s business, Warwick-based Wood Boat and Motor Inc., only go in one direction at a time. But that...

SHOP SMALL: Susan Babin, co-chair of the Small Business Saturday Shop RI event, says the goal of the pop-up marketplace was to set up a central location to provide exposure to small businesses owned by people with developmental disabilities, women and other minorities. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Small Business Saturday Shop RI pop-up sees steady growth

Entrepreneurship 11/22/2019

When business owner Jason Wood finished transactions with customers during the Small Business Saturday Shop RI event over the past two years, he told...

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