N.H. firms sought for matchmaking event

April 25, 2006

NH Business Review Staff,

A matchmaking event linking New Hampshire companies involved in naval defense, port security and ocean technology with policymakers from New England and eastern Canada will be held May 11-13 i Rhode Island.

The event, to be held in Newport, R.I., is part of the annual conference of New England governors and eastern Canadian premiers, at which the region’s representatives discuss issues relevant to the northeastern states and provinces.

Five New Hampshire companies are eligible to take part in the free event, which is being facilitated by the New Hampshire International Trade Resource Center.

Companies interested in taking part can apply to the ITRC through by e-mail to Karen Wyman at kwyman@dred.state.nh.us or by calling 603-334-6074. – JEFF FEINGOLD

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