Propel By the Numbers
The 2026 Propel Program cohort represents 13 unique industries
Propel By the Numbers
35% of class members work in the private sector, 35% work in the nonprofit sector, and 30% work in the public sector
Propel By the Numbers
The oldest class member is 38, the youngest is 22
Propel By the Numbers
65% of class members were born in Rhode Island and 35% were born outside of Rhode Island
Titi Adekeye
Providence, RI
Citizens
Narilson Andrade Monteiro
Pawtucket, RI
COASTAL1 CREDIT UNION
Michaela Botelho
Rumford, RI
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Allison Davis
Pawtucket, RI
Wyatt Detention Facility
Baheem Ferrell
Providence, RI
Blount Fine Foods
Keri Horta
Coventry, RI
Amica Mutual Insurance Company
Tyreek Jones
North Providence, RI
Made You Look Productions
Mya Kemp
Central falls, RI
Meals On Wheels of RI
Kanitha Launh
Providence, RI
BOATS Based On A True Story
Jingyi Li
Narragansett, RI
The University of Rhode Island
Victor Lora Corona
Woonsocket, RI
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner
Meghan MacAskill
Greenville, RI
Rhode Island Department of Health
Alejandra Maria
Providence, RI
Bank of America
Mal Martin
Attleboro, MA
Rhode Island Nursing Educational Center
Nicole Pelletier
West Warwick, RI
Rhode Island Department Of Environmental Management
Angelique Pena
Johnston, RI
Coaching4Change
Sydney Rabidoux
North Kingstown, RI
University of Rhode Island Foundation
Gabby Sanchez
Providence, RI
Ocean State Media
Johanny Sanchez
Warwick, RI
Rhode Island Community Food Bank
Isabella Silverman
Providence, RI
Rhode Island Department of Health
