Girls At Work hires new executive director
Elizabeth Dever takes helm of girls-empowerment organization
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North Branch completes another Dartmouth project … and more
State apprenticeship program adds construction and infrastructure, hospitality sectors
Grant-funded effort will now serve five key sectors of New Hampshire economy
New drinking water interconnection project celebrated
Pennichcuck’s Merrimack River Interconnection built after PFAS contamination
Pappas, Kuster to appear at NHCUC Forum on the Future
Event will feature discussion of college-business connections
St. Anselm panel explores the ethics of board diversity
Leading governance experts to discuss what it means to nonprofit and for-profit boardrooms
Cisco’s chief security officer to speak at Dec. 12 TechWomen breakfast
Edna Conway wraps up final Power Breakfast of 2018 with a discussion around security in the digital world
Cybersecurity compliance workshop slated for Dec. 20
Event is for manufacturers that contract or subcontract with DOD
Tech Tidbits From Across New Hampshire
New York asset management firm acquires Manchester company, Rapid Insight appoints new CEO ... and more
Online tool seeks to help NH homeowners assess their property tax bill
Goal of RETaxRefund.com is ‘to be sure people are only paying their fair share’
Fulcrum finishes LYMO HQ in Londonderry
Building exceeds LEED Platinum criteria, says firm
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Deadline nears for Construction Industry Ethics Award nominations, Rowland wins APLD certification … and more
A ’much appreciated’ cost transparency story
To the editor: Bob Sanders’ article (“A tale of healthcare transparency,” Nov. 9-22 NH Business Review) was a great story! I wish others would share similar stories and expose what’s really going on with healthcare costs. I am a physical…
BIA readies 2018 NH Energy Symposium
Event will explore range of Granite State energy issues
16 teams to compete for $50,000 in prizes in UNH Social Venture Challenge
Marina Kim to be honored as Social Innovator of the Year
Homebuilder confidence falls in NAHB survey
Affordability, interest rates fuel biggest drop in Housing Market Index since 2014
Nature Conservancy wins federal grant for tidal crossings project
Effort seen to combat effects of climate change on Seacoast
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Sanborn, Head expands to Colorado … and more
RMON Networks acquires Qualified Technologies
Massachusetts cabling company marks first acquisition by Plaistow managed IT services provider
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health teams with Philips on tele-ICU program
Technology program seen as solution to dropping number of intensivists
Tech Tidbits From Around New Hampshire
Kelly Ayotte named to Blink Health's board, UNH’s Paul College seeks companies to take interns in 2019 ... and more
ReVision Energy launches electrical apprentice school
State-approved center opened to fill trades shortage
Laconia Housing kicks off construction of affordable senior housing
Gary Chicoine Construction, Warrenstreet Architects team up on project
Building on Hope seeks applicants for its sixth nonprofit makeover
Deadline is Dec. 14 for next major facility renovation
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Merrimack building sells for $1.6 million, Gagliusos join Bernstein Shur … and more
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Nichole Raftopoulos of Nvest Financial Group
Nichole Raftopoulos, president and founder of Nvest Financial Group in Portsmouth, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the financial services category for a small organization
Goldman Sachs Foundation launches training program for New Hampshire entrepreneurs
10-week course to be offered through community colleges
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Dave Harrold of BAE Systems
Dave Harrold, director of business development for survivability, targeting and sensing solutions at BAE Systems in Nashua, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the technology category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Dwight Davis of Senior Helpers
Dwight Davis, president and co-owner of Senior Helpers in Stratham, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the healthcare category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Todd Hanson of JSA Incorporated
Todd Hanson, principal architect at JSA Incorporated in Portsmouth, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the real estate and construction category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Larry Haynes of Grappone Automotive Group
Larry Haynes, president and CEO of the Grappone Automotive Group in Bow, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the consumer services category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: David Worthen of Worthen Industries
David Worthen, president of Worthen Industries in Nashua, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Stephen Caroselli of Orion Entrance Control
Stephen Caroselli, founder and CEO of Orion Entrance Control in Laconia, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Michael Peterson of Androscoggin Valley Hospital
Michael Peterson, president of Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the healthcare category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Richard Greenwald of Simbex
Richard Greenwald, founder of Simbex in Lebanon, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the technology category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Phil Emma of New Hampshire Mutual Bancorp
Phil Emma, COO of New Hampshire Mutual Bancorp in Concord, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the financial services category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Helene Mogridge of the Keene Family YMCA
Helene Mogridge, CEO of the Keene Family YMCA, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Diane Fitzpatrick of the Boys and Girls Club of Manchester
Diane Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Manchester, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Robin Dewey of Robin’s Egg
Robin Dewey, founder and owner of Robin’s Egg in Amherst, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the consumer services category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Patrick Closson of McLane Middleton
Patrick Closson, director at McLane Middleton in Manchester, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the business & professional services category for a large organization
2018 Business Excellence Winner: Hollis McGuire of New Hampshire Small Business Development Center
Hollis McGuire, the Nashua regional director of the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center, is the 2018 Business Excellence winner in the business & professional services category for a small organization
2018 Business Excellence Awards Hall of Fame Inductee: Rusty McLear
Rusty McLear, president of Mill Falls at the Lake and partner for Granite State Hospitality, is the 2018 Business Excellence Awards Hall of Fame inductee
UNH receives funding to create self-driving office of the future
Project will test how voice, augmented reality and tangible interfaces safely combine work and driving activities
Former UNH-IOL director to speak at UNH Wildcatalyst Seminar
Erica Johnson is now the COO at QA Cafe in Portsmouth
Tech Tidbits From Across New Hampshire
Littleton-based CAI Technologies acquires Maine company’s mapping divisions, Unified Office named to CRN’s Next-Gen 250 list ... and more
Q&A with NH Women’s Bar President Christina Ferrari
‘To have this ecosystem here in the Millyard in Manchester and in New Hampshire is incredibly important to our state,’ says attorney Christina Ferrari, whose practice specializes in helping biotech clients.
First hearing set for I-93 Concord expansion
4.8-mile, $260 million project to address traffic volumes
Penacook affordable housing project gets big boosts
Plan for former brownfields site wins CDFA, NHHFA funding
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