Join Ryan Hanna, Senior Vice President, Deputy Chief Investment Officer & Director of Equities, Cambridge Trust, and Susan Martore-Baker, President, Cambridge Trust New Hampshire, for a look at the biggest factors driving change in today’s markets — including the impact of a government shutdown — and the outlook for stocks, inflation and interest rates. Ryan and Susan will then explore the effect those trends have on individual financial planning, investment planning and estate planning strategies.
Susan Martore-Baker Susan is President of Cambridge Trust Company of New Hampshire, where she directs business development and leads the bank’s New Hampshire-based Wealth Management team.
With over 30 years of trust and investment experience, Ms. Martore-Baker is recognized throughout New Hampshire for her work with individuals, corporations, charitable organizations and municipalities to help them identify and achieve their financial goals. Her client-first approach to investing is delivered through strategy, planning and execution that draws upon the expansive resources available at Cambridge Trust.
Ryan Hanna Ryan assists in day-to-day leadership of the investment team and helps set strategic direction for the firm, including asset allocation and portfolio strategy. Ryan serves as the co-portfolio manager of the flagship Core Equity Strategy and the Equity Income Strategy. As the director of equities, he oversees the team of investment analysts and is responsible for coordinating the research efforts, including stock picking and risk management. Ryan also manages client portfolios for individuals, trust and non-profit organizations.
Ernesto BurdenErnesto has been vice president digital for Newspapers of New England (NNE), group publisher at PennWell, vice president of digital media for The Telegraph and NH.com and related sites, as well as digital media director for the Rutland Herald and Times Argus newspapers in Vermont, online editor for The Telegraph and NH.com, and a print editor and reporter with daily and weekly newspapers. He’s spent his career at the intersection of publishing, digital evolution and marketing helping both publishers and advertisers maximize their digital visibility.
Some headlines suggest the housing crisis is easing, but that’s not the full picture. Join experts from New Hampshire Housing, NH Community Loan Fund and Sheehan Phinney for a candid look at what’s really changing in New Hampshire’s housing landscape.
How are New Hampshire business leaders coping with, managing through, and even finding opportunities in this time of economic uncertainty?
This webinar explores the upcoming 2025 sunset of the federal estate tax exemption and how it could significantly impact estate planning, especially amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Employees—especially younger generations—expect transparency, flexibility, and real support. Meeting those needs requires updated approaches to communication, culture, and leadership. Whether you’re managing a team of five or leading a statewide organization, this session will help you create a more inclusive, future-ready workplace.
How are recent market events impacting your finances? During this session, we will discuss current market and economic conditions and the potential implications of volatility moving forward.
Join NH Business Review and McLane Middleton on Thursday, April 3 for a no-nonsense look at what it takes to get a solar project off the ground in New Hampshire. Whether you’re a developer, part of the industry, or a municipal leader considering hosting solar, this webinar will break down the key challenges and opportunities.
Join us as industry banking and real estate leaders offer a snapshot of emerging housing trends for 2025 in New Hampshire.
It’s essential that healthcare executives and administrators understand the legal landscape and expected changes and our panel of legal experts will bring them there.
