New Hampshire Business Review - November-13 2015

September 29, 2015

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Roy Gerstenberger of Community Bridges

Liisa Rajala,

Roy Gerstenberger, executive director of Community Bridges in Concord, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a large organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Mel Gosselin of the New Hampshire Food Bank

Liisa Rajala,

Mel Gosselin, executive director of the New Hampshire Food Bank in Manchester, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a small organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Jay Gupta of RxRelax and YogaCaps, Inc.

Liisa Rajala,

Jay Gupta, co-founder of RxRelax and YogaCaps, Inc. in Merrimack, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a small organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: John Morison III of Hitchiner Manufacturing

Liisa Rajala,

John Morison III, CEO of Hitchiner Manufacturing in Milford, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a large organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Amy LaBelle of LaBelle Winery

Liisa Rajala,

Amy LaBelle, owner of LaBelle Winery in Amherst, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a small organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Lisa Guertin of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in NH

Liisa Rajala,

Lisa Guertin, president of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in NH, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the health care category for a large organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Cheryl Wilkie of Easter Seals NH’s Farnum Center & Webster Place

Liisa Rajala,

Cheryl Wilkie, senior vice president of Easter Seals NH’s Farnum Center & Webster Place, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the health care category for a small organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Brian Frankenfield of LTC Partners

Liisa Rajala,

Brian Frankenfield, of LTC Partners in Newington, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the financial services category for a small organization

2015 Business Excellence Winner: Brent Kiley of Bonfiglio Kiley & Associates – Ameriprise Financial

Liisa Rajala,

Brent Kiley, managing director and financial advisor at Bonfiglio Kiley & Associates – Ameriprise Financial in Bedford, is the 2015 Business Excellence winner in the financial services category for a small organization

BIA’s annual energy symposium slated for Dec. 8

NH Business Review Staff,

Overview of state’s infrastructure challenges, economic costs planned

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