Easter Seals elects chairman, board members

NH Business Review Staff,

Tim Murray of Hopkinton, chief executive officer of USI New England, has been elected chairman of the board of Easter Seals New Hampshire.

The association also has announced the election of new board members. They are: Cathy Burnham Martin of Goffstown, president of SpeakEasy Communications; Kent Doughty of Bedford, district sales manager for Johnson & Johnson; Charles Goodwin of Manchester, consultant and former owner of Goodwin Funeral Home; John Hall of Hudson, regional director of the Friendly’s Ice Cream Corporation; Todd Mosher of Gardiner, Maine, district manager of Friendly’s; Dr. Lynn Villemaire of Concord, a geriatric psychiatrist; and Penny Warren of Bedford, a community advocate. — NHBR STAFF

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