Former Rhode Island Foundation CEO Neil Steinberg is stepping down as board chair at a quasi-public state agency that aims to build up the life sciences sector in Rhode Island.

Neil Steinberg has resigned as the voluntary chairman of the Rhode Island Life Science Hub, as the fledgling sector seeks to build on initial successes in the state. While Rhode Island has long lagged ...

Steinberg had been the chairman of the Rhode Island Life Science Hub since October 2023, after he retired as head of the Rhode Island Foundation.

The former Rhode Island Foundation CEO was the first chairman of the agency, which received $45 million in federal pandemic ...

His successor will inherit an agency with big ambitions, and a limited time to prove its worth. The Hub will face a key ...

Former Hasbro CEO Alan G. Hassenfeld, who ran the Pawtucket-based toymaker for more than a decade and became one of Rhode ...

Comment: Saturday, November 23, 2024 We need to step up our holiday giving Neil Steinberg Guest columnist Although I have stepped back a bit after retiring from my long role at the Rhode Island ...

You will find that giving does good, and it feels good! Neil Steinberg is the retired former president and CEO of the Rhode Island Foundation.

Neil Steinberg is chairman of the Rhode Island Life Sciences Hub, a quasi-public entity created by state lawmakers to lead life science and biotech business development in the state.

PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Ethics Commission on Tuesday voted to allow Patrice Milos to become the interim president of the Rhode Island Life Science Hub as long as she steps down from the ...