New Hampshire Business Review - November-24 2017

November 24, 2017

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Nick Brattan of New England Document Systems

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Nick Brattan, president of New England Document Systems, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the business and professional services category for a large organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Nancy Clark of Drive Brand Studio

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Nancy Clark, owner of Drive Brand Studio in North Conway, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the business and professional services category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: David Mansfield of The Provident Bank

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David Mansfield, CEO of The Provident Bank in Portsmouth, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the financial services category for a large organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Leonard Chaloux of Moore Nanotechnology Systems

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Leonard Chaloux, president, CEO and co-founder of Moore Nanotechnology Systems in Swanzey, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Suzanne Foster of the Transformative Solutions business of Medtronic

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Suzanne Foster, vice president and general manager of the Transformative Solutions business of Medtronic in Portsmouth, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a large organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Eric Soederberg of Sunrise Labs

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Eric Soederberg, president and CEO of Sunrise Labs in Bedford, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the technology category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Nicole Carrier of Throwback Brewery

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Nicole Carrier, co-founder and president of Throwback Brewery in North Hampton, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the manufacturing category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Dylan Cruess of TFMoran

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Dylan Cruess, chief operating officer of TFMoran in Bedford, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the real estate and construction category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: William Rider of The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

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William Rider, president and CEO of The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester in Manchester, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a large organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Kyle York of Oracle Dyn

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Kyle York, general manager and vice president of business & product strategy at Oracle Dyn in Manchester, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the technology category for a large organization

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