Neil D. Steinberg has never worked as hard as he has over the last 15 years. But he has also enjoyed every moment of it. Steinberg, 69, became the Rhode Island Foundation’s CEO and president in 2008, succeeding Ron Gallo. He had been vice president of development at his alma mater, Brown University. And before
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Kudos to Neil Steinberg. Cicilline will never come close to filling Neil’s shoes.