Brown University's MASTER'S Healthcare and Life Sciences Employer Spotlight is an in-person, boutique employer event on the Brown University Jewelry District Campus (5th Floor - 225 Dyer Street, Providence), on Wednesday, February 10th from 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM.The MASTERS Healthcare and Life Sciences Employer Spotlight brings together employers from a variety of industries to connect with Master’s students pursuing functions in Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, Consulting, Medical Devices, Research, Policy,
Brown University's MASTER'S Technology Employer Spotlight is an in-person, boutique employer event on the Brown University Jewelry District Campus (5th Floor - 225 Dyer Street, Providence), on Wednesday, October 7th from 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM.The MASTERS Technology Employer Spotlight brings together employers from a variety of industries to connect with Master’s students pursuing functions in Technology - Software, Analytics, AI/ML, Security, and more! This event offers 10 exclusive spots for organizations
Brown University Engineering Career & Internship Fair for Fall 2026 is an in-person event on the Brown University campus in Providence, RI on Friday, October 2nd from 11:00am - 3:00pm.Over 400 students attend our annual fair which offers both small and large organizations the perfect setting to meet Brown University undergraduate, masters, and Ph.D. students. Our student attendees represent the following areas of Engineering study: Biomedical, Chemical, Computational, Computer (physical components only),
Be sure to register for Brown University's Fall Career Fair 2026! With over 1,500 students participating annually, don't miss this prime recruiting opportunity! We welcome employers from ALLindustries offering internships and full-time positions. Students from all class years and concentrations will attend. Booth, breakfast, and lunch are included with registration. Register now so you don't miss out! LOCATIONOlney-Margolies Athletic Center (OMAC)235 Hope St. Providence, RI 02912Click here for more
Saturday, August 2910:00–11:30 a.m.South County Hospital Join us for a welcoming and informative morning with the Certified Nurse Midwives from the Center for Women’s Health:Naomi Deutschman, CNMEmily F. Hoffman, CNM, WHNPKelly Russell, CNMThis free event is a chance to:Learn about the midwifery model of care and how it supports healthy pregnancies, births, and postpartum recovery.Explore the full range of services available at South County Health.Hear how midwives and physicians work together to provide
FeedRI to Host Field to Fork Farmers Market at the Johnson & Wales University Culinary Arts Museum Tickets on sale now for August 19 tasting event benefiting FeedRI’s school food pantry program FeedRI, a nonprofit that rescues surplus food from industry partners to relieve hunger and revive communities in Rhode Island, is pleased to announce its inaugural Field to Fork Farmers Market on Wednesday, August 19, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Johnson & Wales University Culinary Arts Museum in Providence.
Partridge Snow & Hahn Receives Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s “Empowering Women” Award Partridge Snow & Hahn (PSH), a full-service business law and litigation firm, announces that the firm was selected for the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly 2026 Empowering Women Award, which recognizes law firms that have shown a strong commitment to supporting and elevating women attorneys. The firm is featured in the publication’s July 27 issue. PSH was recognized for its commitment to elevating women through deliberate
City partnership with Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation and Central Falls Foundation brings healthy food directly into neighborhoods The City of Central Falls today celebrated the launch of the new Mobile Food Pantry, a responsive initiative created in partnership with Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation and Central Falls Foundation that will bring fresh, nutritious food directly into neighborhoods, making it easier for seniors, families, and residents facing barriers to food access. In
United Way of Rhode Island is pleased to announce Jennie Johnson has joined the organization as its Chief Advancement Officer. A respected nonprofit executive and relationship builder, Johnson brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in philanthropy, partnership development, and community engagement. As Chief Advancement Officer, Johnson leads United Way’s fundraising, donor stewardship, and strategic growth efforts. She will play an integral role in further elevating the organization’s 100th
Beacon Bank and the bank’s foundation invested more than $600,000 in its communities through charitable giving to over 180 nonprofit organizations in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut and Vermont from April to June. “Giving back starts with supporting the organizations that know their communities best,” said Will Tsonos, president of the bank’s Rhode Island region. “Through these partnerships, we’re helping address local needs, strengthen community connections and create a better future
Partridge Snow & Hahn Launches Artificial Intelligence (AI) Task Force to Guide Clients on AI Governance, Compliance, Risk Management, Litigation, and Business Implementation Partridge Snow & Hahn (PSH), a full-service business law and litigation firm, has launched an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Task Force to help clients navigate the rapidly evolving legal, operational, and regulatory challenges associated with the widespread adoption of AI technologies. The practice launch reflects growing client
Amica Raises More Than $39,000 for 2026 CEO Challenge in Honor of One of Their Own Amica Insurance was proud to take part once again in the CEO Challenge, raising $39,242 to support ALS United Rhode Island’s mission to raise awareness and assist those battling the disease. But this year was especially poignant for the employees at Amica, who dedicated the event to Rachel Jones, a 27-year employee who passed away from ALS this past February. Amica Chairman, President and CEO Ted Shallcross stepped up
New Disability Access, RAMP plates designed by Professor Tim Cox A faculty member in the Design Department at Johnson & Wales University helped design Rhode Island's new disability access license plate and a companion charitable license plate supporting disability advocacy efforts throughout the state. Over the past year, Professor Tim Cox partnered with RAMP (Real Access Motivates Progress), a Rhode Island-based disability advocacy organization, to develop designs for the two plates. The legislation
BBMak, the British trio behind the early-2000s hit "Back Here," recently videorecorded a three-song acoustic performance at the historic Isaac Bell House, the latest in the Newport Mansions’ “Sessions” series of musical performance videos.Isaac Bell House, a National Historic Landmark built in 1883 and considered one of the finest surviving examples of Shingle Style architecture in America, provided a striking backdrop for a band whose career has always bridged classic songwriting with modern pop-rock
Zoom Drain of Rhode Island is a drain and sewer specialist serving Providence and the surrounding areas. We handle both residential and commercial work — clogged and slow drains, sinks, toilets, tubs, main and storm lines — using power snake cabling, high-pressure ZOOM Jetting, video inspection, and root treatment. For businesses, we also offer free onsite inspections, customized Planned Maintenance programs, grease trap service, and pump repair. All technicians are background-checked, licensed, and
Are you searching for the perfect venue to host your next meeting, seminar, or workshop in Cranston, RI? Look no further than the Greater Providence Board of REALTORS®’ (GPBOR) Board Room. Nestled conveniently at 1169 Park Avenue, our state-of-the-art facility offers everything you need for a successful event. Key Features:Spacious Accommodation: The GPBOR Board Room comfortably seats up to 20 individuals in a classroom-style setup or 40 guests in a theater-style arrangement, ensuring ample space for
(L-R) Danielle North, VP, Communications & Engagement at Centreville Bank, Brianna Jankowski, Human Resources Specialist at Centreville Bank & Meals on Wheels People & Culture Committee Member, Meghan Grady, Executive Director at Meals on Wheels of RI, Amy Garofalo, Director of External Affairs and Mission Advancement at Meals on Wheels of RI, Josh Varone, EVP, Chief Human Resources Officer at Centreville Bank, Hal Horvat, President, CEO & Chairman of the Board at Centreville Bank, Jocelyn Nacci, VP,
Renovate it, and they will come! After Vertikal6 merged with Brave River Solutions, the company saw an opportunity to create a workplace that reflected its new identity and encouraged employees back into the office. The 10,000-square-foot renovation was completed in phases, allowing business operations to continue without interruption. The project included six new private offices, two hub offices, and a reconfigured Help Desk area designed to bring teams together and encourage collaboration. Throughout
Providing extensive training, the new program will help build the behavioral health workforce pipeline across the Ocean State.The Rhode Island Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) and its Academic Affairs and Student Success Committee (AASSC) has authorized William James College (WJC) to offer an in-person Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology program in Rhode Island. The program will be based at the Roger Williams University (RWU) Extension School in Providence, with its inaugural cohort
This program focuses on the critical skills of grant writing: research and planning, writing a compelling narrative, clarifying your purpose and scope of work, tracking submissions and optimizing project timelines, nurturing funding partnerships, ensuring strategic alignment with funder priorities, and diversifying funding sources. The training is delivered by our expert facilitators in a fully virtual format for ease of access, and consists of three 3-hour Zoom sessions. Program Schedule: August 5th,
Recognition provides $50,000 in funding to launch an AI training program designed to help nonprofit leaders strengthen fundraising, communications, and operational efficiency Citizens and NBC 10 have named the Woonsocket Education Center (WOC) a 2026 Champion in Action for Building AI Readiness and Capacity in Rhode Island. The recognition includes $50,000 in funding, along with promotional and volunteer support from Citizens colleagues. The award honors organizations that are finding practical ways to
Donations collected at all RI branches from July 6 to Aug. 14 Beacon Bank, formerly Bank Rhode Island, today kicks off its annual summer food drive in partnership with the Rhode Island Community Food Bank to help combat food insecurity. The drive will run through Aug. 14. Donations of non-perishable food may be made during operating hours in collection bins at any of Beacon Bank’s 23 branch locations across Rhode Island. In all, 14 food pantries across the state will benefit from the six-week food
Starting Saturday, July 4, RIPTA’s South County Express Beach Bus returns for the summer season with express service from Central Falls, Cranston, North Providence, Pawtucket, Providence and Woonsocket to South County beaches. The Express Beach Bus runs on weekends and holidays only to Salty Brine (Galilee), Roger Wheeler (Sand Hill Cove) and Scarborough beaches. The fare for these express trips will be the regular bus fare of $2.00 one-way.Click here for more information.
The Preservation Society of Newport County is getting into the Spirit of 2026 with an insightful exhibition, theatrical performances bringing Newport’s Revolutionary history to life, programs for children and a series of lectures by leading voices in the field of American history and arts. • Exhibition, June 26-Nov. 1, Rosecliff: “Revolution Reimagined: Evolving Stories from Newport’s Past.” Curated by Dr. Nicole Williams, the Preservation Society’s Curator of Collections, this exhibition explores