David N. Cicilline - Mayor Thomas E. Deller - Executive Director

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Small is the New Big

As the capital city of America's smallest state, Providence often flies below the radar. But our size is exactly what gives us a leg up on other places – we have access to resources other cities our size can only dream about. And what's ours is yours.

Population Density

Providence is right in the middle of the northeast corridor, one of the most densely populated areas in the U.S. That means lots of talent and resources in a compact area.
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Diversity of People and Skills

Providence started as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution in the U.S., and has continued to build on its roots in innovation to meet the emerging needs of our economy. Our, diversity of employment experience and workforce development programs provide businesses with everything they need to succeed.
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Education and Workforce Development

Your employees are your most valuable resource. Take advantage of one of the best talent pools in the country. Whether you're looking for new employees or enrichment for your existing employees, chances are one of our local institutions can meet your needs. The Providence-New Bedford-Fall River Metro Area is home to 17 colleges and universities, including Brown University, the Rhode Island School of Design, Johnson and Wales, URI, UMASS, among others, as well as several highly regarded technical schools.
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Location, Location, Location

One of the best things about Providence is that if we don't have something you need inside our city limits, chances are it is within a 50-75 mile radius. This includes access to regional shipping and rail facilities as well as some of the best sports teams and recreational areas in the country.