Good Roads Association elects officers, directors

Erika Payne of SUR Construction picked as president

April 15, 2014

NH Business Review Staff,

Officers and directors for the 2014-15 year were recently elected by the New Hampshire Good Roads Association.

Elected president was Erika Payne of SUR Construction West, Winchester. Vice president is John Bousquet of R.M. Piper, Inc., Plymouth. Secretary/treasurer is Carl Beauregard of Beauregard Equipment, Concord.

Directors elected were: Ryan Audley, R.S. Audley, Bow; Adam Bates, Weaver Brothers Construction Co., Bow; Bill Boynton, state Department of Transportation, Concord; Jim Major, of the city of Concord; Paula Cantara, The Rowley Agency, Concord; Charles Bourgault, Everett J. Prescott, Concord; Larry Major, Pike Industries, Belmont; Paul Busby and Brian Good, both of Busby Construction Company, Atkinson; and Chris Mulleavey, Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Manchester.

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