Learn the latest best-practices to protect your business against the latest trends in cyberattacks and the criminals behind them.

Learn how hiring managers are attracting top candidates and enhancing retention efforts while navigating concerns around inflation and a potential recession that complicates the employment landscape.

In an era of unprecedented mental health stressors, it’s never been more vital for business leaders to understand how to support their employees’ mental health needs in the workplace, whether in office, hybrid or remote.

Join our expert panel to discuss how to assess a solar project, options for businesses to consider even if they don’t have available roof space for panels, new technology, startup costs and more.

Join us on June 23 as we present a panel of experts who will look at the state of the state’s economy and businesses with an eye on troubling inflation numbers, continued supply chain problems and persistent workforce shortages.

What’s in store for commercial real estate following the pandemic-affected years of 2020 and 2021?

A panel of experts from around the state will discuss the state of New Hampshire’s housing crisis, its causes, the risks it poses to businesses (and their customers and employees) and most importantly, what business leaders can do to help find solutions

How businesses can properly use surveillance technology, legal issues to watch out for and what benefits come with installing systems.

A good business succession plan needs to cover many scenarios, and often people neglect to account for unexpected life changes or divorce.

This NH Business Review webinar previews a no-cost program with a curriculum designed by Babson College, the nation’s top-ranked entrepreneurship school.

Leaders have the power to transform the workplace culture. The most powerful organizations make it possible for employees to remove the mask of fear and shame and speak openly about mental health.

The lack of housing options in the state not only affects residential buyers, but high rents and tight inventory make attracting young professionals and top talent to the area increasingly difficult as well.

Top NH leaders look back at their most effective decisions in the past 12 months

Can employers require certain connectivity levels of employees who wish to work remotely?

Hear from four experts with unique, actionable insights on what your company can do to prepare for the present, and the future, of hiring in New Hampshire.

The discussion will be moderated by longtime NH Business Review Editor Jeff Feingold, along with Jeremy Hitchcock, founder of Minim, Dyn and Bookery Manchester and a trustee of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

What can employers do to help insure their office air, and office space overall, is as healthy as possible as employees return?

Tips on how to create an inclusive workplace environment that benefits everyone

How to keep your business moving forward while protecting your company’s critical data in the age of the remote workforce