Making the ‘A’ in AI authentic
Human elements still remain essential in truly effective communications
Author: Matt Cookson
Communicate effectively by identifying your audience
Customized content delivered through the appropriate channels can have a lasting effect
Reaching out to a remote workforce
Internal communication is critical in the new workplace
Imagining how we’ll do business in New Hampshire after Labor Day
How will we adapt to the changes we’ll go through this summer?
Media Relations Rule 1: Know your audience
Aligning your messaging to the right target is essential
A return to storytelling
The timeless and trending tradition continues to attract attention
12 weeks of collaboration
Pitching growth strategies and making new friends at 10kSB
10kSB report: Planning for business growth
The role of developing growth assumptions, making financial forecasts, conducting an operational audit and process mapping
The value of a peer group
For small business owners, there’s a great value to not working in a vacuum
A fundamental education, part 2
The benefits of ‘getting out of your business to get into your business’
A fundamental education
A firsthand account of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program
Focusing on retraining in a low unemployment era
Two new initiatives seek to expand New Hampshire’s workforce pool
Management software streamlines High Tech Council's offerings
MemberZone's sophisticated member directory will encourage further industry networking
Redefining public relations
The practice of PR has changed dramatically
The 2017 refrain: recruit, retain, retrain
NH High Tech Council, DRED lead efforts to increase the talent pool
A step toward building New Hampshire’s tech workforce
State’s Sector Partnership Initiative recognizes that employers are challenged to meet hiring needs
Defining a tech ecosystem: tech companies vs. tech workers
The search for a detailed picture of skills needs and gaps
It’s time for NH to switch its marketing pitch
For years, we’ve tried to lure companies here with some occasional success, but the value proposition is much better for employees over employers
The role of a modern-day spokesperson
Determining who takes the role is an important consideration
The new norm: expecting the unexpected
We can make educated guesses about the future of technology, but they are only based on past knowledge and current trends
New Hampshire’s good news problem
Sure, our unemployment rate is low, but we also have thousands of very well-paying job openings going unfilled
Cookson: Workforce development begins in the workplace
It’s essential to the economic strength of New Hampshire
There’s still time to apply for Product of the Year
NH High Tech Council’s POY event turns 10 this year
Welcome to the Manchua tech hub
Thoughts on ZipRecruiter’s Top 10 list
How to help NH’s tech sector grow
What’s happening locally and nationally will shape its future
What did you do with your summer timeout?
TechOut startup competition, Product of Year deadlines loom
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Analogic brings HQ — and more than 500 jobs — to Salem, NH
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Driven by defense
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BAE Systems invests $85 million in Hudson, NH, campus
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