Q&A: Keene Housing Executive Director Joshua Meehan
Joshua Meehan, the executive director of Keene Housing, is at ground zero for a critical and overlooked part of the housing sector: housing for the elderly, disabled and low-income families
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Q&A: RiverWoods CEO Justine Vogel
Justine Vogel worked for RiverWoods Group before the continuing care retirement community even had residents, joining as director of accounting. Back then, co-founders Rosemary Coffin and Maryanna Hatch operated their fledgling nonprofit out of a local bar.
Q&A: Commercial Realtor Dan Scanlon
For nearly two decades, Dan Scanlon, a senior associate at Colliers, has worked in New Hampshire’s commercial real estate market, working on investment, industrial, office and land development.
Q&A: New Gunstock GM Robert Drake
Robert Drake has worked in the ski industry throughout his life. A native of west Texas, Drake grew up skiing at Taos and Red River in New Mexico.
Q&A: Trim-Able creator Kyle Dimick
Kyle Dimick founded Trim-Able, a startup for his accessible nail trimmer for those who have difficulty reaching down to trim their nails themselves, due to motor and muscular conditions.
Q&A: Granite United Way President and CEO Patrick Tufts
Patrick Tufts says Granite United Way is probably the “best known and least known” nonprofit in New Hampshire. As president and CEO, Tufts oversees an organization that was established in New Hampshire nearly a century ago and has national roots 140 years old.
Q&A: Betsey Andrews Parker
Betsey Andrews Parker, CEO of social service agency Community Action Partnership of Strafford County (CAPSC), has seen the war on poverty up close and personal since she joined the organization in 2010
Q&A: Tech entrepreneur and educator Rajesh Nair
Rajesh Nair has endured the ups and downs of being an technology entrepreneur, enjoying hard-won success and painful failures.
Q&A: Health care entrepreneur Nick Vailas
Nick Vailas has been in the local health care industry for four decades, co-founding and operating a family of businesses that offer physical therapy, outpatient surgical care, urgent care and diagnostics
Q&A: Apparel Impact CEO Joe Whitten
To date, Apparel Impact has diverted over 65 million clothing items from entering a landfill - a number that Whitten hopes to grow
