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Tuesday, October 27, 2020McKee Brings Restore RI Small Business Grant Tour to Newport
McKee Brings Restore RI Small Business Grant Tour to Newport Original article can be found here. Office Activity Update - October 14, 2020 Lt. Governor Dan McKee and Erin Donovan Boyle of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce visited small businesses in Newport as part of the Lt. Governor's statewide Restore RI Small Business Grant Tour. They visited Winner Winner, Bodhi Spa, Team One of Newport and Obrien's Pub. The goal of the tour is to talk with small business owners about the pandemic and
Thursday, October 15, 2020State House Hopefuls Face-Off in Public Forum
State House Hopefuls Face-Off in Public Forum Original article can be read here. The State House forum was among the 11 candidate forums held to help inform local voters. The forum wrap-up like the one below for the Newport Wards appears in the Oct. 8 edition and the At Large forum is in the Oct. 1 edition. Five candidates for State House seats in the upcoming general election met remotely in an Oct. 8 forum to make their case to represent local districts in the Rhode Island House of
Friday, October 02, 2020Newport-Area Businesses Awarded Grants To 'Take It Outside'
Newport-Area Businesses Awarded Grants To 'Take It Outside'The first round awardees was announced this week. Original article can be found here.NEWPORT, RI — Nearly three dozen organizations across Rhode Island were awarded $3 million total in grants to help "Take It Outside" in the first of two rounds of funding from the state. In Newport and the surrounding communities, six organizations were awarded $340,000, along with $75,000 to the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce.Newport officials encouraged
Thursday, October 01, 2020Newport, Middletown prepare to make taking it outside a little easier for businesses
Newport, Middletown prepare to make taking it outside a little easier for businesses The original article can be found here. NEWPORT — For local businesses and organizations hard-hit by the pandemic, survival for many meant moving operations outside. As the weather cools, anxieties have seemingly mounted. But 41 “intermediary organizations” across the state — including multiple Newport County organizations — are slated to benefit from a statewide grant program totaling over $3 million, Rhode Island
Thursday, September 17, 2020Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce partners with CCRI Division of Workforce Partnerships to provide free virtual courses
Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce partners with CCRI Division of Workforce Partnerships to provide free virtual coursesOriginal article posted by Whats Up Newp and can be found here. The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce today announced that they and the Community College RI Divisions of Workforce Partnerships (CCRI) have formalized a partnership that will bring valuable programming to the businesses of Greater Newport. The Chamber’s partnership with CCRI was created to educate and empower local
Thursday, September 17, 2020Small Businesses Finding It Difficult to Secure Grant Money
Small Businesses Finding It Difficult to Secure Grant Money Original Article posted by Newport This Week, can be found here. About $45 million in state grants remain available to small Rhode Island businesses that have been decimated by the pandemic. But getting the money to applicants via Restore RI has been a difficult process to untangle. The money is part of the $1.25 billion given to the state in the federal Cares Act. Of that, $50 million was set aside to be distributed to small businesses,
Thursday, August 27, 2020Ward 3 Candidates Square Off
Ward 3 Candidates Square Off Reposted from Newport This Week. The original article can be found here. The fourth in a series of candidate forums took place on Aug. 20 for the three people vying for a Ward 3 seat on the Newport City Council. The three candidates in the 40-minute forum included longtime incumbent Kathryn Leonard and challengers Paul Marshall and Rachel Hussey. Leonard, a veteran educator and realtor, had not been challenged in the previous three terms. The two top vote getters in
Tuesday, August 25, 2020Restore Greater Newport Tracks COVID-19’s Economic Impact
Restore Greater Newport Tracks COVID-19’s Economic Impact By Community Submission | on August 24, 2020 Reposted from Newport Now powered by Newport This Week. The original article can be found here. Restore Greater Newport is tracking COVID-19’s economic impact on the greater Newport region, to learn the needs of businesses and residents. A survey, designed to be taken monthly by local residents and business owners, will help to determine how people are participating in the local economy in the midst of
Tuesday, August 25, 2020Restore Greater Newport calls on businesses, residents to fill out survey to track COVID-19 impact
Restore Greater Newport calls on businesses, residents to fill out survey to track COVID-19 impact Reposted from The Newport Daily News. The original article can be found here. Restore Greater Newport is tracking COVID-19′s economic impact on the Greater Newport region, to learn the needs of businesses and residents. A survey, designed to be taken monthly by local residents and business owners, will help to determine how people are participating in the local economy in the midst of the global
Monday, August 24, 2020Restore Greater Newport tracks Covid-19's economic impact
Reposted from WhatsupNewp.com. The original article can be found here.Restore Greater Newport tracks Covid-19's economic impact By Ryan Belmore - August 24, 2020 Restore Greater Newport is tracking COVID-19’s economic impact on the greater Newport region, to learn the needs of businesses and residents. A survey, designed to be taken monthly by local residents and business owners, will help to determine how people are participating in the local economy in the midst of the global pandemic. “It’s
Monday, August 24, 2020Commerce RI Accepting Round 2 of Small Business Grant Applications
Commerce RI Accepting Round 2 of Small Business Grant Applications Monday, August 24, 2020 GoLocalProv Business Team Reposted from GoLocalProv.com. The original article can be found here. Round two of the Restore Rhode Island Grant Program is now open and accepting applications. Of the $50 million of CARES Act funds available to small businesses less than $2 million has been awarded in RI. To learn more about how to apply, click here. Zoom Help Sessions: Led by members of the Commerce team, these
Monday, July 06, 2020Tourism industry, workers struggle in Newport as COVID-19 restrictions stretch into summer
Reposted from The Public's Radio. The original article can be found here.Tourism industry, workers struggle in Newport as COVID-19 restrictions stretch into summerIt was a Wednesday afternoon in March when Eric Crosby realized that this year might become one long off-season. He had just finished rehearsal for an upcoming show at the Newport Playhouse & Cabaret Restaurant, where he’s the manager.“You know I was all jazzed up and ready to go because, you know, I just spent the last two, three hours singing
Thursday, June 18, 2020Chamber to Partner with CCRI Div. of Workforce Partnerships to Provide Free Virtual Courses
For Immediate Release June 18, 2020 Chamber to Partner with CCRI Division of Workforce Partnerships to Provide Free Virtual Courses NEWPORT, RI – The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce and the Community College RI Divisions of Workforce Partnerships (CCRI) have formalized a partnership that will bring valuable programming to the businesses of Greater Newport. The Chamber’s partnership with CCRI was created to educate and empower local entrepreneurs and business owners by providing enriching
Monday, June 15, 2020The Providence Journal: Advocating for R.I.’s businesses in a time of crisis
By the R.I. Chamber of Commerce Coalition Posted Jun 15, 2020 at 5:00 PMClick here for the original article. “What does the Chamber of Commerce do?” It’s a question we often hear. Although all chambers are not the same, they offer many of the same important things. They act as advocates for the small business community; sponsor and run business education meetings; host networking events and much more. Chambers are the voice of small businesses at the state and local levels. Chambers play a significant
Sunday, June 07, 2020Rhode Island’s Chambers step up in a time of crisis
GUEST VIEW: Rhode Island’s Chambers step up in a time of crisis Reposted from The Newport Daily News. The original article can be found here. Often, we hear questions about the role and significance of Chambers of Commerce. “What does the Chamber do?” is a question that you might hear asked in a given community. Although all chambers are not the same, they do offer many of the same important things. They act as advocates for the small business community; sponsor and run business education meetings; host
Friday, June 05, 2020Travel + Leisure: The Best Places to Travel in July
The Best Places to Travel in July (Video) From Florida to Nevada, these are the best places to travel in July.BY PATRICIA DOHERTY JUNE 02, 2020Editor’s Note: Travel might be complicated right now, but use our inspirational trip ideas to plan ahead for your next bucket list adventure. Summer is underway in the Northern Hemisphere according to the calendar and weather, even though this year might be somewhat different. Getting outdoors to enjoy the season feels especially important right now, so we've
Thursday, May 14, 2020Greater Newport Chamber, Discover Newport announce task force to reopen region
The original Newport Daily News article can be found here. By Daily News staffPosted May 14, 2020 at 10:15 AM The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce and Discover Newport jointly announced the formation of Restore Greater Newport, an economic recovery and resilience task force. It is a group of private, public, and government representatives working collaboratively, as a region, to minimize the economic impact of the COVID-19-driven economic crisis. “We are focused on regaining economic prosperity
Thursday, May 14, 2020Aquidneck Island Communities Launch Joint Recovery Effort
Reposted from Newport Now. The original article can be found here: https://www.newportnow.online/articles/aquidneck-island-communities-launch-joint-recovery-effort/ Aquidneck Island Communities Launch Joint Recovery Effort By City of Newport | on May 13, 2020FacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkFacebook MessengerPrintFriendlyShare Aquidneck Island’s three municipalities are banding together to help the island’s economy recover from the COVID-19 outbreak. The City of Newport and the Towns of Middletown and
Thursday, May 14, 2020Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce Goes Virtual!
The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce513 Broadway Suite 218Newport, Rhode Island 02840401.847.1600www.NewportChamber.com Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce Goes Virtual! Newport, RI – The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce has gone virtual to better serve our members. We have been offering virtual Office Hours with Connect Greater Newport, Zoom Chamber Connection meetings, HR Round Tables and Ask the Expert Series to keep members connected and informed about the issues impacting their business. Stay
Saturday, April 18, 2020Officials prepare for hurdles of reopening the Greater Newport economy
Reposted from The Newport Daily News. The original article can be found here: https://www.newportri.com/news/20200417/officials-prepare-for-hurdles-of-reopening-greater-newport-economyOfficials prepare for hurdles of reopening the Greater Newport economyBy Sean Flynn Daily News staff writerPosted Apr 17, 2020 at 12:16 PM Representatives of the many businesses in Newport County and the region have begun work on plans to reopen the economy once Gov. Gina Raimondo and other governors begin easing the
Friday, January 31, 2020New report names blue economy as major economic opportunity
Reposted from Providence Business News. The original article can be found: https://pbn.com/new-report-names-blue-economy-as-major-economic-opportunity/?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=IGT+and+Twin+River+extend+the+olive+branch%2C+announce+joint+lottery+proposal&utm_campaign=Daily_2020_0130By Nancy Lavin January 30, 2020 PROVIDENCE – “The Ocean State” can be more than just a nickname for Rhode Island.It also represents a key part of the state’s future economic growth.A new
Tuesday, January 21, 2020Consultant will begin gathering input for plan on Newport’s North End development
Shared from Newport Daily News online. Click here for original story on NewportRI.com By Daily News staff Posted Jan 17, 2020 at 4:15 PM Updated Jan 17, 2020 at 4:33 PM The meetings are the first step in a public outreach effort designed to solicit and collect feedback from community members across the city to shape the future of Newport’s North End neighborhood. NEWPORT — As the moratorium halting development in the North End continues, work to draft the plan expected to guide the future of that
Monday, December 30, 2019Looking Back at 2019
As 2019 draws to a close we just want to take a moment to thank each and every member and supporter for making the Chamber’s 99th year a great success.2019 began in a memorable way, with the gas outage during which the Chamber worked with State and Federal officials to coordinate and share information to the local business community. It was a true test for our city by the sea and showed how our community can pull together during hard times. February we hosted Governor Gina Raimondo at our Politics &
Monday, November 25, 2019Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce kicks off 2019 Holidays by the Sea Initiative
For Immediate Release Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce along with the Small Business Administration Encourages Shopping Local With the 2019 Holidays by the Sea Shop, Stay, Dine and Explore Initiative Newport, RI (November 25, 2019) The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce celebrated the start of the holiday season today with a community gathering in downtown Newport. The goals of the Holidays by the Sea program are simple; to encourage people to shop, stay, dine and explore locally this holiday
Tuesday, November 19, 2019Chamber to Announce Partnership with HealthSource RI
Chamber to announce following first event in Ask The Expert Series on November 19th NEWPORT, RI (November 19, 2019) – The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce will host the first event in its newest educational series, followed by the announcement of a partnership with Healthsource RI, on Tuesday, November 19th at 8:30 a.m. at Innovate Newport, 513 Broadway, Newport, RI 02840 with a press conference to follow at 10 a.m.HealthSource RI connects small businesses to high quality health and dental insurance
Wednesday, October 16, 2019Rhode Island Foundation Invests in Regional Economic Development
Newport, Rhode Island: The Rhode Island Foundation awarded Connect Greater Newport $50,000 to support regional economic development in Newport and Bristol Counties. The Foundation is the most recent investor of the initiative, joining the City of Newport, Town of Middletown, Town of Jamestown, Town of Portsmouth, Town of Warren, van Beuren Charitable Foundation and BankNewport. This funding will play a crucial role in stabilizing the regional economy by supporting businesses to create high paying,
Wednesday, October 16, 2019R.I. Director of Food Strategy tells crowd to ask for what they want at Newport Chamber event
Reposted from Newport Daily News online. https://www.newportri.com/news/20191016/food-for-thought-ri-director-of-food-strategy-tells-crowd-to-ask-for-what-they-want-at-newport-chamber-event By Rachael Thatcher “There’s no invisible hand that sets our market,” Anderbois said, encouraging people to go to larger, corporate supermarkets and say “if you sold this, I’d buy it.” The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce hosts a number of Women in Business events throughout the year, always featuring an
Monday, October 07, 2019Newport's North End moratorium: How did we get here?
By Derek Gomes Daily News staff writer Reposted from the Newport Daily News website:https://www.newportri.com/photogallery/PJ/20191007/NEWS/100709993/PH/1?fbclid=IwAR0-uFVt3ubJK22cZn8gnirysC9qnEcQo_YWF5xiKmEwiCy_moFoNV1yDGM Newport’s North End has become the subject of debate over the future of how the area will be developed. What is Carpionato Group proposing and why does it need city relief to do so? The Newport Grand building would be demolished and in its place there would be two six-story hotels,
Monday, October 07, 2019Moratorium Bad for Business
By Erin Donovan-Boyle, Executive Director This Wednesday, The Newport City Council will have the second reading of a proposed 6 month moratorium on economic development in the North End. The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors opposes this because we believe it sends the wrong anti-business message to existing and potential businesses in the region. While we know that this proposal halts progress in the area related to known projects, we do not know the long-term implications of
Friday, October 04, 2019Chamber of commerce has new name, logo
By Daily News staff Posted Oct 4, 2019 NEWPORT — The chamber of commerce is making some changes. After nearly a year of work, the Newport County Chamber of Commerce has changed its name and unveiled a new logo. The chamber will know be known at the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce. The change comes after the “an extensive strategic planning process last year to better identify the organization’s purpose, mission and vision.” The process included focus groups, a survey of membership and concluded
Tuesday, September 24, 2019Newport County Chamber board votes against North End moratorium
By Daily News Staff Council vote planned for Wednesday. NEWPORT — As the City Council considers an ordinance to establish a moratorium in the North End at least one organization is against the concept. The Newport County Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors “voted to oppose the proposed 6-month moratorium on economic development because it will not only adversely impact the businesses that currently own real estate or operate active businesses in that area, but we believe it sends the wrong
Thursday, August 29, 2019Local leaders: We’ve got to start thinking regionally in Rhode Island
Reposted From East Bay RI Warren:https://www.eastbayri.com/warren/stories/local-leaders-weve-got-to-start-thinking-regionally-in-rhode-island,70151Business, government leaders meet at WaterRower to talk regionalism and state’s challengesTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019Leaders (from left) Rich Overmoyer of Connect Greater Newport, broadband consultant Ashley Medeiros and Congressman David Cicilline, discuss issues of regional importance last week at WaterRower.Posted Thursday, August 29, 2019 2:14 pmBy Ted
Wednesday, August 07, 2019Innovate Newport Hosts First Ever Rhode Island Offshore Wind Summit
NEWPORT, RI – (08/07/2019) – Innovate Newport, in collaboration with the Northeast Clean Energy Council (NECEC) and the Business Network for Offshore Wind, hosted the state’s first-ever Rhode Island Offshore Wind Summit on July 18, 2019. The event was sponsored by the Rhode Island Commerce Corporation. This full-day summit convened leaders from around the world and across public and private sectors including public officials, offshore wind developers, and Tier 1 suppliers. Nearly 200 people attended the
Thursday, August 01, 2019Chamber to Partner with Center for Women & Enterprise
NEWPORT, RI – The Newport County Chamber of Commerce and the Center for Women & Enterprise (CWE) have formalized a partnership that will bring valuable programming to the businesses of Greater Newport. The Chamber’s partnership with the CWE was created to educate and empower local entrepreneurs and business owners by providing enriching programs. The organizations will kick off the partnership by hosting the following seminars at Innovate Newport: Understanding Your Personal Branding – Thursday,
Tuesday, July 30, 2019Greater Newport Business Owners Report Stability and Growth
Newport, RI: A report released today cites that 92% of businesses in the Greater Newport region report stability and growth. Connect Greater Newport, the economic development division of the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, released the findings following a business walk held in May of this year. “Business owners that I have connected with over the past year in addition to the 90 business owners involved in our Business Walk regularly express the value of our region’s unbeatable quality of life,
Monday, July 29, 2019The Preservation Society of Newport County celebrates 40 millionth tour at surprise event 07/29/19
Original Article Found on WhatsUpNewp By: News Desk Uploaded July 29, 2019 Today, The Preservation Society of Newport County (PSNC) delivered its 40 millionth tour of the Newport Mansions since its founding in 1945. David Denmark and Robin Levine Denmark, residents of Cross River, New York, became the 40 millionth... To view entire article...
Friday, July 26, 2019Visas Fill Hundreds of Summer Jobs 07/26/19
Original Article from Providence Business News By: Elizabeth Graham Uploaded July 26, 2019 2:30pm It’s midsummer, and Susan Tosun is still waiting on a few Newport residents who were offered seasonal jobs to get back to her. Each year Tosun, director of the food and beverage program at Newport Harbor Hotel and Marina, sees the same thing. To view full article...
Monday, July 22, 2019Chamber Announces New Partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration
NEWPORT, RI – The Newport County Chamber of Commerce and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) have signed an official partnership agreement that will bring SBA workshops to the business community of Greater Newport. The partnership was created to educate and empower the existing business community and entrepreneurs by providing resources, technical assistance, counseling and training to grow small businesses. The Chamber, SBA, the Rhode Island Small Business Development Center and Rhode Island SCORE
Friday, June 28, 2019Chamber Executive Director Speaks at Claiborne Pell Bridge 50th Anniversary Ceremony
The following is the speech made by Erin Donovan-Boyle, Executive Director, at the official rededication ceremony to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Newport Bridge that took place at Gurney’s Newport Resort and Marina Friday, June 28, 2019. Thanks to the civic and business leaders of the past for their vision in investing in this iconic structure for the state of RI, but also for their perseverance in ensuring that progress not be stifled and that this gateway to economic opportunity be opened for
Monday, June 03, 2019Innovate Newport Officially Opens Doors with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
NEWPORT, R.I. -- City, State, and Federal officials gathered under sun-drenched skies on Monday, June 3rd, at the site of the former Sheffield Elementary School to mark the grand opening of Innovate Newport. A joint effort between the City of Newport, the Economic Development Foundation of Rhode Island, and the Newport County Development Council (the non-profit arm of the Newport County Chamber of Commerce), the roughly $8 million project to convert the longtime school building into a hub for
Monday, April 08, 2019Community Leaders Will Show Support for the Business Community during the First Regional Business Walk
The Business Walk to take Place May 7th throughout the Greater Newport Region (Bristol, Jamestown, Middletown, Newport, Portsmouth, Tiverton and Warren) Connect Greater Newport, the economic development division of the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, will hold a regional business walk on May 7, 2019 from 9am-11:30am. The event will be in celebration of National Small Business Week, and a way to support the local business community. This coordinated effort enables community and civic leaders
Monday, April 08, 2019Congressman David Cicilline to Speak at Upcoming Newport County Chamber of Commerce Event
Newport, RI- The Newport County Chamber of Commerce will welcome Congressman David Cicilline to Newport at their next Politics & Pancakes event on April 24. The Congressman will provide insight into planned Federal legislative activity in the House of Representatives. A Q&A session will follow the speaking program. “We are so fortunate in RI to have such accessible Congressional delegates, who take the time to meet with the business community and inform us of the important issues being discussed in
Thursday, April 04, 2019Newport County Chamber of Commerce First Tenant to Move In to Innovate Newport
Newport, RI: The Newport County Chamber of Commerce will be the first tenant to officially occupy an office at Innovate Newport. The Chamber began moving in on April 1 and will be fully operational by next week. Although the full building won't open to the public until May, the Chamber will be able to welcome guests and host meetings in their new office. The technology incubator and co-work facility known as Innovate Newport is located on Broadway in Newport’s north end. Through a partnership between the
Friday, December 07, 2018Chamber of Commerce looking ahead
From the Newport Daily News: for article visit: https://www.newportri.com/news/20181207/chamber-of-commerce-looking-ahead By Derek Gomes Daily News staff writerPosted Dec 7, 2018 at 7:27 PMUpdated Dec 7, 2018 at 7:27 PM NEWPORT — In 2020, the Newport County Chamber of Commerce will celebrate its centennial. The year will also mark a tipping point in the composition of the nation’s workforce. Half of the baby boomers will have retired by that point, and 50 percent of the workforce will be made up of
Friday, October 26, 2018Innovate Newport Joining Workbar Network
Newport Coworking Space to be Powered by Trailblazing Boston Community NEWPORT, R.I. – The effort to convert Newport’s former Sheffield School into a hub for entrepreneurs and high tech businesses took a major step forward this week as Innovate Newport announced a partnership with Workbar, a trailblazing coworking provider that operates nine locations and 12 partner sites throughout Boston, Rhode Island and the South Coast of Massachusetts. The agreement represents a significant step forward for
Wednesday, May 30, 2018Connect Greater Newport Names Ashley Kuzmanko-Medeiros as Business Consultant
Kuzmanko-Medeiros brings over 9 years of capacity building experience to Newport County Chamber of Commerce’s new division Newport, RI: Connect Greater Newport, a division of the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, is pleased to announce the addition of Ashley Kuzmanko-Medeiros to the team. Kuzmanko-Medeiros will serve as a Business Consultant, the business outreach point person for the division. “Community leaders have asked us to do more to serve the region’s business community and we are excited
Monday, April 30, 2018Innovate Newport Groundbreaking Ceremony – Newport County Chamber of Commerce First Confirmed Tenant of Facility
Newport, RI: A ceremonial groundbreaking will take place April 30 celebrating the redevelopment of the historic Sheffield School into a technology incubator and co-work facility known as Innovate Newport. Located on Broadway in Newport’s north end, the 33,000 square foot building is being rehabilitated to provide co work space for entrepreneurs, innovators and start-ups as well as private suites for small, established companies. This project, scheduled to be completed in January of 2019, is a partnership
Thursday, February 08, 2018Chamber spearheads campaign to attract businesses to Newport County
By Matt Sheley Daily News staff writer Originally posted 2/8/2018 to http://www.newportri.com/bb08ee9b-bac5-531a-aefb-df6bdee4a63c.html NEWPORT -- If Newport County wants to become known as an international business destination as much as for its tourism, officials know they need to do a better job getting the word out. A new website, connectgreaternewport.com, went live last week to promote the area’s economic opportunities and connect potential business partners. As part of a joint public-private
Saturday, January 06, 2018Worldwide business appeal for Newport County?
By Matt Sheley Daily News staff writer Originally posted 1/6/2018 to http://www.newportri.com/fb6d2ca7-e420-5aec-9b5f-89258ab4724c.html NEWPORT -- Newport is already an international tourist destination. Now, thanks to a first-of-its-kind partnership between the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, private businesses and half a dozen local municipalities, the hope is to make the region an international business destination, too. Starting next week, consultants from Fourth Economy will meet with economic
Wednesday, January 18, 2017Pell Center Partners with Newport County Chamber of Commerce
Newport, R.I. – The Pell Center at Salve Regina University’s Cyber Leadership Initiative is partnering with the Newport County Chamber of Commerce to promote cybersecurity and help small and medium-size enterprises prepare for the increasing growth, volume, and sophistication of cyber threats. The partnership will continue collaborative events as part of the Pell Center’s Rhode Island Corporate Cybersecurity Initiative (RICCI) and will aim to educate Newport County’s business leaders about
