PCEI’s Innovation Team is comprised of professionals from a diverse array of backgrounds and cultural experiences that consult with clients to apply tradional cultural norms, values, and practices to more effectively capitalize on business goals and mitigate business challenges.
PCEI Innovation Team Members include:
Raymond Two Hawks Watson, Esq.
President & Chief Executive Officer
Raymond Two Hawks Watson, Esq. is an attorney, advocate, educator, cultural practitioner, convener, and business professional with eighteen years of experience in nonprofit leadership and executive administration. Watson’s skills consist of program development & implementation, grant writing, motivational speaking, leadership & cultural development consulting, community organizing, and event planning, supplemented by an extensive background in promoting and supporting cultural equity & cultural development initiatives in the Rhode Island community.
Donald W. King
Chief Creative Officer
Donald W. King is a Creative Professional, Educator, Art Director, Festival Producer, Branding/Marketing Specialist and Socio-Musicologist with more than 25 years of notable accomplishments. A graduate of Brown University, King has extensive experience and expertise in the fields of the arts, literacy, and education, including developing and producing large scale, multi-stage festivals and events, cultural arts institutions, music venues, and brands in highly competitive markets.
Toccara L. Barrett, M.S.H.S.
Executive Administrator
Toccara L. Barrett is an Administrative Professional with direct experience managing programs and initiatives in the field of Social Services. Barrett possesses excellent organizational and communication skills, which are enhanced by both her Master’s level educational background in Human Services, with a concentration in Leadership, as well as her passion for advocating for under-served individuals and communities.
Dr. Brian Hendrickson, PhD
Director of Research, Teaching, and Learning
Dr. Brian Hendrickson is a professor, poet, and researcher whose career focus is on using community engagement, multimedia storytelling, and other engagement opportunities to identify ways to make learning in the classroom and community more equitable and impactful. Hendrickson possesses a range of skillsets in areas such as project management, professional and technical communication, assessment, and curriculum design.