House Committee on Corporations

2/17/2023

The House Committee on Corporations handles matters relating to financial institutions, business regulation, property, casualty and health insurance, technology, telecommunications and consumer protection.

Legislator	Appointment
Representative Joseph J. Solomon Jr.	Chair
Representative William W. O'Brien	First Vice Chair
Representative Justine A. Caldwell	Second Vice Chair
Representative Stephen M. Casey	Member
Representative Anthony J. DeSimone	Member
Representative Alex S. Finkelman	Member
Representative Brian Patrick Kennedy	Member
Representative Michelle E. McGaw	Member
Representative Brian C. Newberry	Member
Representative Robert D. Phillips	Member
Representative Brandon C. Potter	Member
Representative Robert J. Quattrocchi	Member
Representative Enrique Sanchez	Member
Representative Patricia A. Serpa	Member
Representative Brandon T. Voas	Member

Clerk information

Louis Mansolillo
House Committee on Corporations, Clerk
Rhode Island State House, Room 203
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
HouseCorporations@rilegislature.gov
401-222-2369

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