‘It’s critical for businesses to understand that almost two-thirds of the $1.84 billion cost of substance misuse per year in New Hampshire is borne by them in lost worker productivity,’ says Linda Paquette, executive director of New Futures.
‘Each country has its own set of cultural rules and you need to respect and adhere to that. In order to work in countries you need to have a good knowledge of the culture, and that’s what we’re really good at,’ says Tina Hager of Lyndeborough-based Emissary Transition Group.
Dover-based Mr. Fox Composting is adding about five business and residential clients a week -- are you next?
It may be 93 years old, but the Federal Cigar shop in Portsmouth has had a makeover – and boy, does it look snazzy.
Recording studio caters to aspiring musicians, area businesses
Urgent care centers like ClearChoiceMD are ‘part of the solution’ to increasing access to quality health care while decreasing cost, says Dr. Marcus Hampers, a physician who founded the chain of facilities.
What does River Valley Community College’s advanced machine tool training program have to do with a sharp business suit? It’s simple: Custom is best; nothing beats personalized design and tailoring. Guided by that principle, RVCC offers flexible, industry-approved certificate programs…
‘This job can be difficult, aggravating and a lot of fun. I absolutely loved it,’ says Karen Wadsworth, who’s stepping down as clerk of the New Hampshire House after 20 years on the job.
Furniture Masters prison outreach program offers new beginnings at New Hampshire State Prison
'Merging and integrating payers and providers is what we are doing with ElevateHealth,’ says Corbin Petro, president of ElevateHealth, a collaboration of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Dartmouth Hitchcock and Elliot Health System.
Ask a group of NHTI advanced manufacturing graduates what stands out from their time in the community college’s teaching labs and the answer more often than not will be the instructors. One graduate laughed as he affectionately called one faculty…
When picking up other people’s trash, ‘there’s never a dull moment’
It’s called a Star Swiss machine, and it is a star for many reasons — not the least of which is that the screws it turns out are likely stabilizing bones inside someone you know. If you’ve overcome a serious…
When she started at the New Hampshire Food Bank, 12 years ago, its network of pantries served about 65,000 people, says Executive Director Mel Gosselin. This year, it’s about 130,000.
They’re affectionately known as the “blue man group,” and like the famous theatrical ensemble, they perform a complex daily routine. But you won’t find this cast of characters on any stage, and while their dramatic namesakes are widely considered to…
Nine businesspeople were honored Oct. 28 at New Hampshire Business Review’s 12th annual Business Excellence Awards, which recognize the accomplishments of owners of companies with 100 employees or fewer. Some 250 people attended the event, which was held at the…
