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PROVIDENCE, R.I., November 05, 2025—At the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce (GPCC) Annual Meeting yesterday, Bruce Van Saun, Chairman and CEO of Citizens Financial Group, expressed a positive vision for Rhode Island’s economic future. He highlighted the state's pro-business environment and the increasing availability of a skilled workforce as key factors driving growth and innovation.
Van Saun pointed to various initiatives aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and attracting new businesses to the region. He noted that Rhode Island's commitment to creating a supportive ecosystem for companies is evident in recent investments in technology and infrastructure. The state's educational institutions are also playing a crucial role by equipping students with the necessary skills to meet the demands of modern industries.
According to Van Saun, this combination of a favorable business climate and a talented workforce positions Rhode Island as an attractive destination for companies looking to expand or relocate. His remarks underscore a growing confidence in the state's economic trajectory and the potential for sustained growth in the coming years.
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