Twenty years after running for governor of New Hampshire, Wayne King is working to secure international funding for the Phoenix Project, a $12 million pilot effort aimed at cleaning up endemic oil spills in West Africa while fostering economic development.
D.D. Bean has been like family to generations of workers
The Friendly Toast's two locations bring in about $5.5 million in combined annual sales
Michael Ettlinger, founding director of the new Carsey School of Public Policy at UNH, aims to build it into ‘an outstanding school of public policy with highly regarded graduates as well as being a home for outstanding multidisciplinary research and a range of effective initiatives.’
Managed care in New Hampshire represents the best opportunity to provide the appropriate level of care to the Medicaid population, says Scott Westover, executive director of New Hampshire Healthy Families.
Kerry Pfrimmer, who last fall became New Hampshire district director of SCORE, says his organization’s impact ‘is quite significant and growing each year.’
David Stevens, founder of the Hanover-based education testing firm True Progress LLC, has spent two decades as an educator trying to answer a simple question: Are we solving the problem?
With tens of thousands of racing fans coming into the state from 44 states and 12 countries – and filling up the 5,000-spot camping ground – NHMS has a small but vital impact on the New Hampshire economy.
Tene is vice president of research and education at the Portsmouth-based International Association of Privacy Professionals
The company recently became 100 percent employee-owned
The trade group recently released a new marketing campaign for members highlighting the state’s sales tax-free status
Co-founder of the Green Alliance, Kellar is no stranger to innovative green ventures
Like many entrepreneurs, Dan Innis has an ambitious schedule. Innis, who served as dean of the Whittemore School of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire from 2007 until he resigned late last year, oversaw the major transformation…
Q&A with Rocky Morelli, the longtime executive director of Opportunity Networks, a 30-year-old nonprofit serving the Souhegan Valley and greater Nashua
For most of his career, Dan Hebert has worked in financial services – at finance companies, banks, credit unions and even S&Ls
Ned Helms, founding director of the New Hampshire Institute for Health Policy and Practice at the University of New Hampshire, has strong opinions about the Affordable Care Act.
Laura Richardson took a unique journey to become the executive director of The Jordan Institute, the Concord-based nonprofit and energy-efficiency advocacy organization.
