Five Questions with Chelsea Siefert, Quonset’s new COO

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Quonset’s new Chief Operating Officer Chelsea Siefert recently spoke with Providence Business News about her top priorities in her new role. Siefert shared her vision for the future of Quonset, including the Port of Davisville’s $234.5 million dollar master plan that includes critical new offshore wind infrastructure, and continuing to help Quonset businesses grow at the Park.

“In my new role, I’m looking forward to working with our team at Quonset to continue delivering world-class infrastructure for the 229 companies at the Park and expanding on the $5.9 billion in economic output generated by the Park every year,” Siefert said.

Click here to read Chelsea’s 5 Questions column.

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Congratulations to Christian Jones, Senior Manager for Maritime Infrastructure, on earning the Accredited Maritime Port Executive designation!

This accomplishment reflects Christian’s commitment to professional growth, which supports the Port of Davisville’s continued success.

In a recent op-ed, Managing Director Steven J. King reflects on the investments behind Quonset’s success and how Question 3 would help prepare Rhode Island for its next chapter of growth.

Read more: https://rhodeislandcurrent.com/2026/10/22/what-can-strategic-investments-accomplish-look-no-further-than-quonset/

Congratulations to @EdesiaNutrition! Their 200,000-square-foot expansion will more than double their capacity to save children around the world from malnutrition.

Quonset is proud to be home to a company whose work makes such a profound difference for children and families.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Construction on Marine Road in the Quonset Business Park has been completed. Marine Road and access to the Quonset Bike Path are back open to regular traffic.

QDC recently worked to preserve a grove of white fir trees that would have been lost to construction at Quonset Air Base.

Known for their hardiness, the evergreens have been replanted throughout the Business Park, where we hope they will remain part of the landscape for years.