(Ask the Experts) How your health plan can better support your employees
Today’s employees are navigating increased mental health issues, financial stress, renewed or new tensions in the workplace, and more.
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(Ask the Experts) Solidify your legal foundation
While it may not always be obvious, the law is in the background of nearly every aspect of your business from hiring, retaining or terminating employees to improving your facilities to making sure your assets are protected and passed on according to your wishes.
(Ask the Experts) Finding the right insurance for your business
When an employee is injured on the job, taking care of them efficiently and competently is in the company’s best interest. Workers’ compensation and insurance make sure that policies offer appropriate coverage and protection to the company and its staff.
(Ask the Experts) Financial savings strategies that protect earnings
Savings and low-risk investments are among the ways businesses can help protect the money they have earned. Trusted financial institutions are available to assist you with choosing saving strategies that align with your business’s needs and goals.
From the ground up: Dealership design shows commitment to quality
Automatic transmissions, seat belts, air bags: The automotive industry has seen a lot of innovation in the century since Grappone was founded. As more vehicles on the market become electrified, Grappone’s Mazda brand was due for an update that would move it to its own building as the franchise sought to differentiate itself.
(Ask the Experts) Hiring and retention solutions for employers
New Hampshire businesses need solid staffing in order to ensure they can maintain and grow their operations. But with a state unemployment rate of just 2.6%, businesses are facing some pressure to attract and retain quality employees. Our panel looks at options available to those seeking to fill open positions.
Captain your company’s team and support innovative cancer care programs
Among the thousands of runners taking to the streets of Manchester on August 8 for the state’s largest road race, many will be wearing special “survivor” shirts provided by the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care at The Elliot.
(Ask the Experts) What to know when investing in solar energy
Our panel discusses what solar project options are out there, and how to take advantage of available incentives for energy system upgrades and solar power.
Build employee teamwork and wellness while supporting a great cause
Why your company should field a team at the Delta Dental–Elliot Corporate Road Race
From the Ground Up: The Factory on Willow
'If you restore it, they will come'
How using solar energy can benefit homes and businesses
There are benefits to going solar, but there are a number of considerations to investigate
The changing landscape of healthcare
We reached out to several providers to learn how the pandemic has changed the industry, how providers are making visits more accessible and how they’ve enhanced that care.
Banking and finance during a pandemic
Experts: What we learned, what’s to come and how to prepare for the future
Business surveillance: 5 things you need to know about monitoring your workplace
Surveillance systems for your business involve more than knowing what camera system to use. Business owners need to know what their responsibilities may be, and what the legal pitfalls may be.
Protecting your workplace during Covid-19
Air purification technology is an available solution for businesses seeking peace of mind
Ask the experts: Return to work safely
Amid a rise in infection rates, New Hampshire businesses are still working to return to pre-pandemic levels of revenue and seeking expert advice on how offices can be reopened safely.
Ask the Experts: Changes to tax preparation
Tax season is normally a busy time. Add a global pandemic into the mix and things could get even more complicated.
Construction in the Granite State during Covid-19
The construction sector, like most, has been affected by the recent pandemic – but there’s some good news.
Diversity in the workplace
Granite State employers hire, retain workers through inclusion efforts
Positioning for coronavirus recovery
As financial and legal landscapes evolve with the changing environment of the Covid-19 virus, sectors are strategizing about how to best prepare for the recovery period. Businesses can still take advantage of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), but they should…
Work-at-home world faces increased data security risks
Protect your business and workers from hackers, data loss and scams
The Rex Theatre
Cornerstone PDC restores Rex Theatre to its former prominence
Ask the Experts: The changing landscape of healthcare
As we adjust how we work and live, the healthcare industry is adapting to an entirely new set of policies and how it treats patients. We reached out to two of New Hampshire’s largest healthcare authorities to learn more about…
Financial Planning 101
When everyday routines are upended, a dependable financial road map can provide immeasurable peace of mind
Security and Surveillance Q&A
From reducing liability to monitoring a business, security and surveillance is an important element in a successful operation. However, there are also legal issues to consider. We reached out to a pair of experts to learn how business owners can…
Active seniors thrive with new lifestyle options
Diverse amenities, ideal locations provide variety of active options
Ask the Experts: New Hampshire Housing
Thanks to a robust economy and attractive amenities throughout the state, the need for housing is on the rise
What’s new in finance and banking?
We turned to a panel of experts to learn how New Hampshire residents can benefit from changes in the financial landscape — whether it’s for a personal loan or exploring potential international business markets.
From the ground up: The Derryfield School
“The sky’s the limit” at pair of Eckman Construction-led Derryfield School projects
NH higher ed provides pathway to career success
Continuing education, training fills needs of workers and businesses
From the Ground Up: SNHU Millyard Parking Garage
TFMoran provides civil/structural design for parking complex to serve Millyard growth
Powered By Women Q&A
Successful strategies for flourishing women leaders
Ask the Experts: Event Planning 101
A successful conference or meeting can be a valuable asset to your business. But as anyone who has attempted to execute one knows, it’s not as easy as it looks. We’ve reached out to a panel of experts to learn…
The Hotel Concord
SMP Architecture tailored a sophisticated boutique hotel design for Concord’s downtown renaissance.
Prepare, communicate, manage
What your business needs to know to meet its ever-changing technology demands
Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room
Where to go, what to expect when you need immediate care
Merrimack County Superior Courthouse
Milestone maneuvered construction around ongoing courtroom proceedings with minimal interruptions.
Active seniors thrive with new lifestyle options
Whether living at home or in a community, Granite State organizations have a lot to offer
Exploring modern offices
New technology, approaches increase efficiency, productivity
Taking the next step
NH institutions innovating higher education
The art of successful event planning
NH venues highlight key points to consider when organizing a gathering
Engineering firms design for NH’s future
The innovations and calculated decisions behind structures we utilize everyday
Utility-scale solar is key to New England’s energy future
While the economic outlook in New Hampshire has been strong this year, with median household incomes up and unemployment down, there are challenges to continued growth. Perhaps one of the biggest is the cost of energy in the Granite State.…
What’s new in health care
Thanks to improvements that range from increasing access to creating efficiencies to utilizing the latest advances, Granite Staters have access to facilities, services and innovative thinkers that are adapting to the modern market.
It’s all in the family
Executives share the benefits of being part of a family-owned business
Emergency care in the 21st century
Whether it’s treating someone suffering from a stroke with new, ground-breaking techniques or rendering potentially life-saving aid to someone with a substance misuse disorder, the region’s medical professionals are working to evolve, streamline and improve their emergency medicine practices.
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NH home buying slowed down in October, but affordability remains a challenge
Home buying activity slowed in October, and the median price of a single-family house continued to decline from July’s historic high.
‘M Street Millionaire’ and Karoline Leavitt eye selling Hampton Beach properties
Nick Riccio — the “M Street Millionaire” — and his wife, former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, are putting several of their Hampton Beach properties up for auction, hoping the move will attract a partner for a sweeping redevelopment vision.
Keene contemplates new housing on Gilbo Avenue
Keene residents and city officials have spent the past several years envisioning ways to transform Gilbo Avenue.
Manufactured-home parks celebrate ownership
The residents of three manufactured-home communities in New Hampshire recently celebrated the purchase of the land and infrastructure under their homes, securing their future security and affordability as resident-owned communities (ROCs).
Hampton Beach Casino project gets extension
The redevelopment of the Hampton Casino complex — with expanded gaming, a new hotel, condominiums and a larger concert venue — has been granted another year to meet the 44 conditions tied to its Planning Board approval.
Amazon distribution center underway in Tilton
Already one of the world’s largest online resellers, Amazon is expanding its presence in New Hampshire, with a new distribution center here.
A Venue That Works for Your Team and a Greater Mission
McKenna and Proulx illustrate why Easterseals NH’s new Bernadine Herron Center is unlike many other seasonal venues in the region.
It might take a village
This coming winter, Bretton Woods skiers and riders will enjoy key improvements — a double-black-diamond glade named Mom Said No and a new four-person chairlift added last year, and this year, expanded snowmaking, increased Nordic grooming and a relocated terrain park.
NH office construction pipeline runs thin
The amount of available office space in New Hampshire is shrinking and becoming more expensive to lease due to a lack of new construction and higher demand that is still trying to find its footing post-COVID. The office vacancy rate statewide fell to 10.3% in the third quarter, down 3.1% from a year ago, and average asking rent rose to $22.28, up 1.7% from a year ago, according to a Colliers study.
