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On the recordDecember 3, 2025
I rise today in honor of Dave Chenevert, who is retiring after 14 years as executive director of the Rhode Island Manufacturers Association and 41 years in the manufacturing industry. Dave built RIMA into a powerful advocacy organization for the manufacturing industry, championing workforce development and education, and working with State leaders to bring more people into the profession. In his role, Dave built on Rhode Island's manufacturing legacy so that it will endure for future generations. On his retirement, Dave said: "When I first joined RIMA, my goal was to strengthen our voice, expand our reach, and build a solid foundation for the future." He has certainly done that, stabilizing the industry after years of decline, with more than 1,500 manufacturing companies in Rhode Island now employing over 41,000 people. Mr. Speaker, I thank Dave for his many years of service to Rhode Island. His impact will long endure, and I wish him a very happy retirement.
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Seth Magaziner
Democratic · Rhode Island

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Honoring Dave Chenevert on his retirement from the Rhode Island Manufacturers Association.

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