Cranston Student Wins Treasury Young Leader Award

General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo recently presented the Treasury Young Leader Award to 37 students, one of which was from Cranston: Thomas Burcosky, a junior at the New England Laborer's Academy.

This award recognizes high school juniors who have demonstrated an interest in entrepreneurship and outstanding achievement in math, economics, and business-related classes.

“The Treasury Young Leader Award honors students who not only excel at their studies but also make significant contributions in their communities,” Raimondo said. “Meeting these talented students and their families makes me proud and optimistic for the future of our state.”

Ximedica, a leading medical product development & healthcare company worldwide, was selected as the host site for this award ceremony due to the company’s commitment to innovation and support of youth.  As part of the ceremony held in Providence, Chairman, Chief Venture Officer & Co-Founder of Ximedica Steve Lane spoke about the importance of innovation and advancing technology.

“Innovation cannot be achieved without creativity, responsibility, and a global approach. It is up to successful students carry these values out in the future,” said Lane. “We are honored that Treasurer Raimondo selected Ximedica to host this ceremony celebrating these young leaders.”