NHBR About Town: U.S. Cellular

August 12, 2011

NH Business Review Staff,

The Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, an agency of the U.S. Department of Defense, awarded U.S. Cellular in Bedford its Above and Beyond award, which recognizes companies with practices that support employees’ participation in the National Guard and Reserve. With the award are, from left, Mike Rice, NH ESGR employer outreach director; Dave Follansbee, committee member, NH ESGR; U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Troy Johnson, U.S. Cellular associate; U.S. Coast Guard Reserve CPO Paul Citak, U.S. Cellular associate; Darren Colvin, U.S. Cellular east region director of network operations; Art Andrew, chairman, NH ESGR; and Dave Quinn, public affairs director, NH EGSR.

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