Background
Mollis, A. Ralph was born on May 24, 1961 in Providence. Son of Joseph Gregory Junior and Gloria Louise (Stone) Mollis.
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A. Ralph Mollis
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A. Ralph Mollis, American state official. Registered investment advisor 1996. Recipient Environmental Merit award, United States Environmental Protection Agency, 2000, Giovanni Da Verrazzano award for Outstanding Service to Rhode Island Community, 2002, Government award, Portuguese American Citizens Committee Rhode Island, 2005. Member of Sons of Italy, Italia-American Club (Outstanding Public Service award 2000), Lions.
Education
Bachelor in Political Science, St. Anselm College, Goffstown, New Hampshire, 1983. Attended, Southern New England School Law.
Career
Vice president, director office operations LAMCO Pension & Investment Advisory Firm, Worwick, Rhode Island, 1983—1994. Councilman North Providence Town Council, 1986—1996, council president, 1993—1994, mayor of North Providence Rhode Island, 1997—2006. Business manager AAT Restaurant Corporation, Providence, 1994-1995.
Institute & investment representative New York Life, 1995-1996. Assistant property manager, budget consultant Ferland Property Management, 1996. Secretary state State of Rhode Island, Providence, since 2007.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Sons of Italy, Italia-American Club (Outstanding Public Service award 2000), Lions.
Interests
Connections
Married Laurie Ranaldi. 1 stepchild Gian;children from previous marriage: Michael, Angelo, Briana.
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Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient Environmental Merit award, United States Environmental Protection Agency, 2000, Giovanni Da Verrazzano award for Outstanding Service to Rhode Island Community, 2002, Government award, Portuguese American Citizens Committee Rhode Island, 2005.Recipient Environmental Merit award, United States Environmental Protection Agency, 2000, Giovanni Da Verrazzano award for Outstanding Service to Rhode Island Community, 2002, Government award, Portuguese American Citizens Committee Rhode Island, 2005.