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.

‘I heard Dave Cowens speak at a business conference, and it seemed that every point he made aligned with the points that were in our book drafts.’

Earlier this year, Portsmouth-based DeStefano Architects reached a landmark achievement with the completion of its 100th downtown Portsmouth project. The redesign of the new upstairs bar of the popular Italian restaurant Ristorante Massimo marked 18 years of downtown projects small…

'The whole cost of education issue is one of the top things we’ll focus on going forward. We don’t want to raise the tuition too much, and we want to continue to offer substantial financial aid'

'There is too much ideology and too many ideological presumptions in our policymaking at all levels'

"We are auditing to ensure fairness in the tax system in the first instance, not to raise money for the state."

Dupont is a Concord lobbyist, former Senate president and member of several state boards and commissions

After serving as volunteer state president of AARP New Hampshire from 2003 to 2007 Chevrefils has returned to the job for a second go-round