Q&A with Opportunity Networks’ Rocky Morelli
Q&A with Rocky Morelli, the longtime executive director of Opportunity Networks, a 30-year-old nonprofit serving the Souhegan Valley and greater Nashua
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Q&A with financial literacy advocate Dan Hebert
For most of his career, Dan Hebert has worked in financial services – at finance companies, banks, credit unions and even S&Ls
Q&A with health policy expert Ned Helms
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.
Q&A with Jordan Institute Executive Director Laura Richardson
Laura Richardson took a unique journey to become the executive director of The Jordan Institute, the Concord-based nonprofit and energy-efficiency advocacy organization.
The recipe for opening a successful restaurant
As two new Portsmouth eateries exemplify, it takes confidence, location and money
Q&A with Northeast Delta Dental CEO Tom Raffio
‘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.’
Q&A with Portsmouth architect Lisa DeStefano
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…
Q&A with Saint Anselm College President Steven R. DiSalvo
'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'
Q&A with UNH benefactor Marcy Carsey
'There is too much ideology and too many ideological presumptions in our policymaking at all levels'
Q&A with Revenue Commissioner John Beardmore
"We are auditing to ensure fairness in the tax system in the first instance, not to raise money for the state."
Q&A with Lobbyist Ed Dupont
Dupont is a Concord lobbyist, former Senate president and member of several state boards and commissions
Q&A with AARP New Hampshire President Dick Chevrefils
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
Thanks to turkey pot pies, N.H. company becomes national brand
How a turkey pot pie recipe gave Blake’s All Natural Foods of Concord an entry into the national marketplace
Q&A with attorney Jack Sanders
“Getting old is mandatory, but aging is optional,” said Sanders, a partner in the Portsmouth office of Pierce Atwood LLP.
Small N.H. movie theaters turn to Kickstarter to ‘go digital’
The crowdfunding route is one that many New Hampshire theater owners are eyeing as they scramble to come up with the funds to buy digital projectors
Q&A with Girls at Work founder Elaine Hamel
Girls at Work is a N.H. organization that works teaches woodworking skills to and builds confidence in at-risk girls
Q&A with Businessman Bill Binnie
Bill Binnie’s latest venture is the Carlisle Media Group, which consists of a TV station and 17 radio stations
