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Venture capitalist David Martirano '91 makes multi-purpose $500,000 gift to URI – URI Today

David Martirano
KINGSTON, R.I. – May 14, 2021 – David Martirano ’91, a partner at a Boston-based venture capital firm, has made a gift of $500,000 for financial aid and athletics at the University of Rhode Island. Half of the gift will create scholarships in the College of Business, and the other half will help to fund a basketball practice facility for the men’s and women’s Division I teams. Along with its designated areas of support, the gift will count toward
Big Ideas. Bold Plans. The Campaign for the University of Rhode Island.
The $250,000 designated for scholarships will create two endowed funds. The first will support a student from an underrepresented population, and the second, titled the Class of ’91 AMIGO OPEN Business Scholarship, honors Martirano’s friends and peers from his graduating class. ....

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University Of Rhode Island: Venture Capitalist David Martirano '91 Makes Multi-Purpose $500,000 Gift To URI

David Martirano
KINGSTON, R.I. – May 14, 2021 – David Martirano 91, a partner at a Boston-based venture capital firm, has made a gift of $500,000 for financial aid and athletics at the University of Rhode Island. Half of the gift will create scholarships in the College of Business, and the other half will help to fund a basketball practice facility for the men s and women s Division I teams. Along with its designated areas of support, the gift will count toward
Big Ideas. Bold Plans. The Campaign for the University of Rhode Island.
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The $250,000 designated for scholarships will create two endowed funds. The first will support a student from an underrepresented population, and the second, titled the Class of 91 AMIGO OPEN Business Scholarship, honors Martirano s friends and peers from his graduating class. ....

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Lifespan, Care New England merger greeted with acclaim, caution

The acclaim: That after years of failed efforts, Rhode Island would finally have an integrated, academic-based health system supporting world-class care and research.
The concern: That such a system could result in layoffs and also prove costly to consumers and insurers, as has happened elsewhere in the United States with mergers.
Sen. Joshua Miller, chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, falls in the latter camp.
In an email, Miller cited the experience of Massachusetts-based Partners HealthCare, which merged two major hospital systems, Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women’s. The combined system is now called Mass General Brigham. ....

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Lifespan-Care New England merger greeted with acclaim, caution

Lifespan-Care New England merger greeted with acclaim, caution
G. Wayne Miller, The Providence Journal
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Alan Hassenfeld and Al Verrecchia at Hasbro Children s Hospital a few years ago.
The acclaim: That after years of failed efforts, Rhode Island would finally have an integrated, academic-based health system supporting world-class care and research.
The concern: That such a system could result in layoffs and also prove costly to consumers and insurers, as has happened elsewhere in the United States with mergers.
Sen. Joshua Miller, chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, falls in the latter camp. ....

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