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PESONAL TOUCH: Element2 Consulting Group co-founder and Chief Business Officer Patrick Madden, left, and co-founder and Chief Operating Officer Rocco Giusti say they get to know their clients so they can provide the best recruitment strategies and results in terms of connecting businesses with potential employees.
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Element2 Consulting a different element in helping people find work

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $2.5 MILLION to $15 MILLION: 1. Element2 Consulting Group CEO (or equivalent): Rocco Giusti, managing partner and chief operating officer; Patrick...
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A new economic hub is taking shape

The R.I. Life Science Hub was created by the General Assembly in 2023 as a quasi-public agency ­funded with an initial investment of $45...

Rhode to Work 2024

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Citizens pledges $10M to workforce development initiatives

PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. says it will provide $10 million over the next two years to support workforce development programs in the...

A quick retreat?

Does your company hold work retreats for employees? Yes: 67% No: 33% How do you build excitement for these retreats? Incorporate leisure/fun activities: 67% Our company does not hold...

College connection

Does your company partner with a local college/university as a pipeline to attract new employees? No: 67% Yes: 33% No, but we’re discussing that initiative: 0% Do you...

Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket to receive $50K technology, workforce...

PAWTUCKET – Citizens Bank has selected The Boys & Girls Club as one of seven nonprofits in the northeastern region to receive a $50,000 tech...
THE LAST MILE, a California-based nonprofit, has partnered with the R.I. Department of Corrections and Gov. Daniel J. McKee's office to launch a new technical skills program to help educate incarcerated individuals on technology and get them employed upon release from prison.

State partners with nonprofit on tech job training for incarcerated individuals

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Corrections and Gov. Daniel J. McKee’s Office have partnered with a California-based nonprofit on a new technical skills...
HEALTHY CHANGE: Rosemary A. Costigan began her career in health care and worked at Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island in Pawtucket for more than 20 years before becoming the Community College of Rhode Island’s interim president. 
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Costigan always felt at home at CCRI

2024 Business Women Awards INDUSTRY LEADER | EDUCATION: Rosemary A. Costigan Community College of Rhode Island interim president A RECENT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE and first-generation college...

Reed secures $263K for Genesis Center for health care workforce training...

PROVIDENCE – The Genesis Center recently received a $263,000 federal earmark from U.S. Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., to boost training for certified nursing, medical...
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