Slow but steady wins the job search race
Q. I am unemployed and have been struggling for months to find a job. I have always worked hard and never expected to find myself in this situation. I am discouraged, angry and anxious, and some days I am so…
New Hampshire Business Review - March-11 2011
Problem solving requires two-way communication
Jan. 20 was the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's inaugural address. I was 9 years old when that address was given. His "Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for…
No RFPs: the pinnacle of brand and sales success
Formal requests for proposal, or RFPs, consume - and I would argue waste - large amounts of time and human energy for both the issuing and responding organizations. The amount of irrelevant data and information that make up the "criteria"…
In defense of LCHIP
Last month I spoke at the Conservation New Hampshire Legislative Breakfast about the state's Land and Community Heritage Investment Program, or LCHIP. LCHIP, an independent authority established by the Legislature in 2000, has the goal to maintain New Hampshire's quality…
Report ranks N.H. high in child health
When it comes to the state of children's health care, New Hampshire ranks in the top 10 percent of the country, according to a national report.Released by The Commonwealth Fund - a Washington, D.C.-based foundation promoting accessible, efficient health care…
