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Higher Education
Jun 6

Bryant program listed among ‘hot new MBAs’ by WSJ

Bryant University’s supply-chain management program was among a handful of MBA programs commended in The Wall Street Journal’s “Hot New MBA” report.
Law
Jun 5

Adler Pollock & Sheehan adds Newport office

Adler Pollock & Sheehan PC has opened a new location in Newport, the law firm announced Tuesday, adding that the business law practice will seek to assist members of the Newport County business community with issues ranging from environmental litigation to corporate and real estate use.

Law
Jun 4

Hinckley Allen expands to NYC

Hinckley Allen & Snyder LLP announced Tuesday that it has expanded its Northeast presence with its newest location in New York City.
Business Women
Jun 1
By Alli-Michelle Conti
Contributing Writer

From hot sand to hot soup, a transition well-earned

It was not an exact fit, and the transition took post-graduate education and a few job changes, but Sarah Soares has made the move from serving as an officer in the U.S. Army to her current position, as human resources manager at Blount Fine Foods. Leading, training and guiding people was the theme that she followed, one which has led her to be named a Woman To Watch in professional services in Providence Business News’ 2013 Business Women Awards program.
Financial Services
May 28

Chafee, Avedisian to lead forum

A community business forum to explore ways for small businesses to succeed, grow the economy and create jobs for Rhode Islanders will be held May 30 in Warwick.
Entrepreneurship
May 15

KLR opens office to new businesses looking for support

Kahn, Litwin, Renza & Co. Ltd. announced Tuesday that it was opening the KLR Emerging Business Center in its North Main offices to help lend support and guidance to startups and emerging businesses in the Ocean State.
Small Business
May 11

Firm find’s success in gutters

While new construction has yet to recover from the end of the real estate bubble, home improvement is thriving for companies like Woonsocket’s Moonworks that have the skills and reputation to attract new clients. President Jim Moon, pictured above, started the company in 1993 with a single product, gutter guards. He’s since grown the firm, which now employs 90, and its services. Moonworks also does roofs, installs replacement windows and, most recently, energy-efficiency retrofits. Gutters, however, are still the main product, accounting for roughly half of current sales.
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The 2nd Annual Healthiest Employers event will recognize employers who have strong, effective Health and Wellness programs in the region. Deadline for enrollment is June 28th.
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