NH Business Review Editor Jeff Feingold talks to writer Bob Sanders about his investigation into OSHA’s track record during the pandemic, during which complaints rose by 15 percent while inspections declined by 50 percent. They also talk about Bob’s interview with a man who lost his fiancée to Covid. She worked in the only business in the state fined by OSHA for Covid-related infractions.
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Taylor Caswell, Commissioner of the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs, discusses how CEDRs will help create a ground for collaboration so broad state economic development strategies can be implemented locally
Girls Inc. CEO (and former NH Business Review publisher) Sharron McCarthy discuss NH Business Review's upcoming Powered by Women event.
Jeff and Ernesto talk about the outlook for events going forward in the age of COVID
John Mortimer discusses how he grew a ubiquitous, vertically-integrated NH running event and retail business out of a single, ad hoc race on New Year's Eve back in 1999.
Payton's new podcast, The Common Ground Initiative, aims to explore "what unites us, not divides us"
The NH Automobile Dealers Association talks about an innovative scholarship program the NHADA has developed to promote auto tech careers to high and college students
Veteran Entrepenural Training Resource Network (VETRN), is a high-level business training program that’s entirely free to military veteran business owners
Graham "Gray" Chynoweth talks about taking Minim public and growing the company, productivity and growth habits, leadership, and his vision for company culture.
Fliptable founder Kassandra Pike talks about the app that aims to solve the problem of hiring in the restaurant community and how they believe the “Bumble of the restaurant industry” can make huge difference in recruiting
Deo talks about how companies need to think beyond recruiting diverse candidates to how to create a culture that optimizes retention of a diverse workforce
A discussion on the Supreme Court's recent decision not to hear the case on whether NH residents working from home for Massachusetts companies should have to pay MA income tax.
League of NH Craftsmen Executive Director Miriam Carter joins us for a preview of the 88th Annual Craftsmen's Fair, to be held at Mount Sunapee Aug. 7-15
Reporter Bob Sanders talks about diversity in corporate leadership, nationally and in New Hampshire
