Business awards deadline extended

August 18, 2006

NH Business Review Staff,

Due to a technical error, nominations submitted online at NHBR.com for the 2006 Business Excellence Awards may not have been transmitted properly.

Because of that, the deadline for nominations has been extended to Wednesday, Sept. 6

A correction has been made to our Web site to repair the issue, but if you have submitted a nomination online and have not been notified that it was received by New Hampshire Business Review, we would recommend submitting the nomination again either at NHBR.com or mailing a paper version to:

New Hampshire Business Review
150 Dow St.
Manchester, NH 03101
ATTN: Business Excellence Awards

For more information, call Jeff Feingold at 624-1442, ext. 118.

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