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Become a Year Up Mentor
Year Up's mission is to close the Opportunity Divide by providing urban young adults with the skills, experience, and support that will empower them to reach their potential.
GPCC’s RIRX Wins Prestigious State-wide Award
RxResource.org announced that GPCC's Rhode Island Rx Card has been voted “The Best Prescription Assistance Program in Rhode Island for 2012.” Programs were rated by industry...
Betaspring Welcomes New Class of Entrepreneurs
Community leaders gathered at Betaspring’s Annual Open House last evening, to celebrate successful Betaspring graduates NuLabel Technologies, Sproutel and Splitwise; and...
Economic Census ~ Comprehensive Portrait of American Business
In November and December, more than 4 million American businesses, including 22,000 businesses in the Providence-New Bedford-Fall River metro area, will receive 2012 Economic
State Review of Regulations Impacting Business Development Accelerated
Governor Chafee announced plans to make it easier to do business in Rhode Island...
Pledge to Support Education in Rhode Island
Parents, students, administrators, citizens, policy makers, business — everyone has a role to play in education.
New Tool Expands Intern Recruitment Potential for RI Businesses
RI has a new tool for connecting local business with qualified interns - www.bridge.job . The free, centralized, online system allows businesses to post internship opportunities.
Providence Ranked 15th for Favorable Business Tax Structure
Providence ranked 15th overall in a survey of 73 US cities that offer the most favorable tax structures for businesses. The report, part of a comprehensive study of 55 cities...
Say Yes on 7! For Homes. For Jobs. For Rhode Island.
Yes On 7 is a broad-based coalition of individuals, organizations, and community leaders in support of Question 7 on Rhode Island’s election ballot in November.
