Posts Tagged ‘Business’
Real Estate in RI: Jamestown home sells for $3.9M. Bob Bailey, Lila Delman Compass, for seller
Lila Delman Compass announced the sale of 25 Fly Jib Court in Jamestown for $3,900,000. Bob Bailey of Lila Delman Compass’ Jamestown office represented the Seller in this transaction. According to data maintained by the Rhode Island Statewide MLS, Lila Delman Compass has now sold the top 5 out of 6 sales in Jamestown, YTD.*…
Read MoreHow the manosphere seeps into the workplace – Mary T. O’Sullivan
by Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL, contributing writer, business leadership “The manosphere is a sprawling ecosystem of podcasts, YouTubers, message boards, and more aimed at disgruntled men.” – NPR A new word clarified the recent confusing behavior of young men in the 21st century. The word is “manosphere”. It sounds mystifying, for it seems to defy…
Read MoreBrown University alum Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan leads AARP, follows Jo Ann Jenkins – Herb Weiss
By Herb Weiss, contributing writer on aging issues With AARP Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jo Ann Jenkins announcing her decision eight months ago in a statement by Lloyd Johnson, Chair of AARP Board of Directors, he pledged that his Board would move “diligently to find the right person to lead AARP on the next leg…
Read MoreNetworking Pick(s) of the Week – Two, today. The NYLO becomes The LOOM, and Trust Networking
Today we note TWO networking events from you – go from one to the other. The first is a combo networking and ribbon cutting as the NYLO becomes The LOOM Hotel. You’ll want to join fellow business colleagues for this event, complete with refreshments and tours. This event is 3 to 5pm. ___ When you’re…
Read MoreOut and About in RI: Wood River Health’s Harvest for Health Gala
Wood River Health reports that its 4th Annual Harvest for Health Gala raised $127,000 for the Federally Qualified Health Center. Event proceeds support health care programs and support services that improve patients’ quality of life. Wood River Health hosted its 4th Annual Harvest for Health Gala on September 26, 2024 to celebrate its 48th anniversary.…
Read MoreIn the News… recap for week ending November 16, 2024
A quick roundup of happenings of the week in Rhode Island, the region, nationally, and internationally – with passings of note. RHODE ISLAND & VICINITY Deborah Flannery, RI Housing Dept Deputy Sect, appointed in Dec, 2023, has resigned to take a job with Vermont Housing Finance Agency Ken Block produced new documents saying the East…
Read MoreAngelo Garcia to chair Davis/Tennon Foundation to empower RI communities
Photo: InToone Communications Angelo Garcia, Founder and Head of District at the Segue Institute for Learning and Legacy High School, has been appointed by acclaimed actors and advocates Viola Davis and Julius Tennon as Chair of their newly established Davis/Tennon Foundation. First announced at Segue’s 15th anniversary celebration, the Foundation was introduced during the milestone…
Read MoreAffordable Housing solutions on the agenda at Washington County HEZ Policy Breakfast
Residents and Local Leadership Gather to Address Affordable Housing Solutions at Washington County Health Equity Zone Policy Breakfast Residents, community leaders, and policymakers convened for a Policy Breakfast in October to discuss the topic “Housing All of Our Neighbors: Creating Affordable Housing in Washington County,” organized by Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds: Washington County’s Health Equity…
Read MoreOur Networking Pick of the Week: Multi-Camber Business After Hours & Expo
A very special event! Wednesday, November 13th from 5 to 7pm at the beautiful General Stanton Inn, 4115 Old Post Road, in Charlestown. Participants will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. $25 to reserve your table and spots are limited – so reserve NOW – by emailing membership@oceanchamber.org. The Ocean Community Chamber…
Read MoreHandling election emotions in the workplace – Mary T. O’Sullivan
By Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL “You likely have a divided workplace when it comes to political opinions, which is heightened and maybe even exposed during the political season,” – Stephen Paskoff, CEO Employment Learning Innovations From optimism and pride to disappointment, disillusionment, and even fear, employees must now “contemplate what the election results mean for their…
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