2021 Preview:Join NH Business Review and a panel of experts as they share insight and analysis on 2021 and what the new year has in store for New Hampshire business and economics.
The discussion will be moderated by longtime NH Business Review Editor Jeff Feingold, along with Jeremy Hitchcock, founder of Minim, Dyn and Bookery Manchester and a trustee of the Community College System of New Hampshire.
Mike Ryan, CFA
Divisional Vice Chairperson
UBS Global Private Wealth Management
Mike is a Divisional Vice Chairman for UBS Global Wealth Management and a member of the WM USA Management Committee. In his role as vice chairman, Mike focuses on engaging with UBS clients to help deepen their understanding of the macroeconomic, social, geopolitical and policy trends and how they impact both the short- and long-term investment outlook.
Additional resources from UBS:
Elizabeth Salas Evans
President & Chief Compliance Officer
Cayena Capital Management, LLC
Elizabeth is a finance industry veteran and currently the President and Chief Compliance Officer at Cayena Capital Management, LLC. Her career spanning positions ranging from trader and broker to trusted advisor and portfolio manager at TD Ameritrade, Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab. In 2020, Elizabeth was named a Outstanding Women in Business.
Brian Gottlob
Director, NH Economic and Labor Market Information Bureau
PolEcon Research
PolEcon specializes in identifying, understanding and communicating emerging economic, demographic, energy, fiscal, labor market, real estate, and public policy trends at the intersection of private sector activity and government policy, where public sector action or inaction can significantly impact the growth, development, and profitability of individual businesses, industries, not-for-profit organizations, and geographic regions.
How employers address mental health in the workplace has a profound impact on employee well-being, company culture and the bottom line. This webinar will address the legal, ethical, clinical and practical considerations behind mental health in the workplace.
New Hampshire communities are grappling with housing shortages, rising costs and increasing demand. This webinar will highlight findings from New Hampshire Housing’s new guide to accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and how they fit into the broader housing landscape.
What happens to your business if you’re suddenly not there to run it? For too many business owners, the honest answer is: no one really knows, until it’s too late. In this NH Business Review webinar, experienced legal and financial advisors will walk through real-world scenarios where unexpected death or incapacity triggered chaos: forced sales, collapsing valuations, family distress, and millions of dollars lost to unnecessary taxes and rushed decisions.
Artificial intelligence is moving faster than the rules meant to govern it and is being integrated into businesses’ software stacks more deeply every day. That means every business needs to understand the legal implications of using AI. On January 22, NH Business Review will present a practical webinar on how to navigate an AI regulatory environment that is fragmented, shifting, and sometimes contradictory.
New Hampshire is working to position itself as a leader in cryptocurrency by facilitating the use of stablecoin, a form of digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar or other real-world assets. New Hampshire recently has enacted a number of laws laying groundwork for a first-mover position in stablecoin development and digital finance, building on its reputation for forward-thinking laws in areas like trusts and wealth management.
Patent and trademark filings surged after COVID and more so since the most recent federal administration change, creating a more crowded and unforgiving IP landscape. This webinar focuses on practical steps New Hampshire companies can take to secure rights early, avoid avoidable losses, and plan for growth.
Discover how new statewide water and sewer data in the NH Zoning Atlas can transform housing and planning in New Hampshire. Join NH Business Review and the Initiative for Housing Policy and Practice for a webinar highlighting how this tool streamlines housing development, empowers local leaders, and guides economic growth.
From the transformation of office spaces and the rise of mixed-use developments to the impact of AI, ESG regulations, and remote work, our expert panel will break down the forces redefining CRE investment, development, and management.
Some headlines suggest the housing crisis is easing, but that’s not the full picture. Join experts from New Hampshire Housing, NH Community Loan Fund and Sheehan Phinney for a candid look at what’s really changing in New Hampshire’s housing landscape.
How are New Hampshire business leaders coping with, managing through, and even finding opportunities in this time of economic uncertainty?
