New Hampshire Business Review - November-24 2017

November 24, 2017

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Doug Dean of Elliot Health System

NH Business Review Staff,

Doug Dean, president and CEO at Elliot Health System in Manchester, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the health care category for a large organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Dr. Robert Chaikin of Belknap Dental Associates

NH Business Review Staff,

Dr. Robert Chaikin, president of Belknap Dental Associates in Dover, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the health care category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Winner: Martha Stone of Cross Roads House

NH Business Review Staff,

Martha Stone, executive director of Cross Roads House in Portsmouth, is the 2017 Business Excellence winner in the nonprofit category for a small organization

2017 Business Excellence Awards Hall of Fame Inductee: Paul Leblanc

NH Business Review Staff,

Paul Leblanc, president of Southern New Hampshire University, is the 2017 Business Excellence Awards Hall of Fame inductee

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