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$2.3 million awarded to organizations around the state
New Bedford-based bank targets spring opening
Some Granite State businesses already seek to provide a ‘livable wage’
North Country-based bank plans switch in March
Regional energy regulator chooses overhead line instead of undersea proposal
Founder, Mill Brook Gallery
Co-Director of the Tax Service Division, Nathan Wechsler & Company
Director of the Litigation Department & Chair of the Employment Law Practice Group, McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton
Founder, Executive Director & Head of School, World Academy
Co-Founder, Director, Senior VP, Optima Bank
CEO, Girls Inc. of New Hampshire
The shortage of female employees pursuing science, technology, engineering and mathematics-based careers is a nationwide issue
Consumer protection law ties AG’s hands in joining suit
2012 survey placed Granite State 48th in nation
But press is barred from Combating Terrorism & High Tech Networking Summit
‘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.
More banks, and even a brand new one, mean greater offerings for customers
Keynote speaker, panelists stress the need for an inclusive workforce
Their concept uses RFID tags to find misplaced household items
Feb. 28 deadline to apply for a bike rack near you
It may be 93 years old, but the Federal Cigar shop in Portsmouth has had a makeover – and boy, does it look snazzy.
Bill would expand U.S. outreach efforts to small businesses
Recording studio caters to aspiring musicians, area businesses
Introduction of new tip line and marketing efforts seek citizen info
Exeter-based Knowledge Institute’s online tools and mentorship program are being used to build a small business backbone in the African nation
UNH Center for Venture Research reports 4.1 percent increase in first half of 2014
Mass.-based Center for Women & Enterprise awarded SBA grant, looking at Nashua location
Susan Sylvester of Absolute Resource Associates in Portsmouth is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the professional services category
Ryan Barton of Mainstay Technologies in Belmont is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the technology category
Sandra Cleary of CruCon Cruise Outlet is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the consumer services category
Sean Owen of wedu/Talient Action Group is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the media and marketing category
Maria Devlin of the American Red Cross in Concord, NH is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the non-profit category
Megan Prieto of Granite Commercial Real Estate in Bedford is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the real estate category
Tom Sullivan of Sullivan Construction in Bedford is the 2014 Business Excellence Awards winner for the construction category
Matthew McClay of Pleasant Acres in New London is the 2014 Business Excellence Award winner for the business services category
New Dartmouth innovation center and incubator seek to make N.H. a magnet for startups
NHCUC forum will offers tools, advice on working more effectively
Aging population doesn’t help Granite State in recent survey
Dyn veteran develops Adored to fight ‘check-in fatigue’
Newly developed Learniverse curriculum seeks to stir children’s interest in science
Impressed by the quality of education and affordability of N.H.'s community college system while serving as interim chancellor, educator and public servant Bonnie Newman started a scholarship fund that provides one-year full tuition to seven Granite State students
EFNH members will select two organizations to receive $25,000 grants
Panelists grapple with tackling the economics of health care
Manchester-based ApplyKit seeks ‘to fundamentally improve the world of admissions’
Game Assembly aims to stimulate the state’s nascent industry
Approval is expected this year for one of the competing plans
All seven communities colleges will open their doors to the public on Oct. 1
Nashua, Manchester, Dartmouth and UNH are likely first sites
‘Cash Stash’ campaign begins Thursday in Manchester
Bedford third-party benefits servicer becomes part of much larger competitor
One-off stunts and shame-based drills do more harm than good. Here is a kinder, smarter way to teach people to spot scams.
Unpack some frequently asked cyber questions: how secure do you really need to be?
Every October, organizations take a closer look at their cybersecurity posture to educate employees, revisit policies and strengthen defenses
Consolidated Communications has officially brought all its services together under one modern brand: Fidium
If you’re still thinking of cyber as “IT’s problem,” you may be overlooking your firm’s biggest financial risk
Instead of asking, “Is our company secure?” ask yourself: “Would I pass a cybersecurity basics check?”
Throughout the month of October, this national campaign highlights the importance of the many entities in the supply chain that support and sustain vital services we rely on every day
Tips for businesses that adopt AI and decision-making tools for human resources functions
Beginning in January, NCO ophthalmologists will deliver in-office eye care at AVH, bridging an access gap in NH's North Country