Chamber Review FEBRUARY 2020 Your State Capital Chamber of Commerce News

Chamber Review FEBRUARY 2020 Your State Capital Chamber of Commerce news

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In this issue A tale of two economies — Economic Forum highlights positives Lunch & Learn: Purpose, Passion, Profit..2 CYPN Wellness Series: Divine Nidra Yoga.2 and negatives of New Hampshire's capital city Business After Hours networking...... 2 We host a popular annual Economic Outlook average median incomes. One such graphic, a Orr & Reno Legal Breakfast Series...... 2 luncheon thanks in part to Guest Speaker Jeffrey census tract map of the city of Concord, indicated Member Briefing: Benefits 101...... 2 Fuhrer, Senior Policy Advisor and Executive Vice a significant income disparity depending upon CYPN networking with NHYVN...... 2 President for the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, which neighborhood you were born in. For Welcome, new members!...... 3 who joined us again this year to Keynote the instance, those born to low income families Congratulations, Bryanna!...... 3 event. If you have not been fortunate enough to in Concord’s West End neighborhood had a Grand openings and renovations...... 3 catch one of these presentations, Jeff is perhaps significantly lower income decades later than Build emotional intelligence for success..4 one of the most knowledgeable and credentialed low income folks born in Concord’s east side economists on the east coast. And though he neighborhood during that same period of time. Cyber breaches abound in 2019...... 5 dresses the part, his presentations do not always Research has shown that this phenomenon is Calendar of events...... 6 fit the stereotypical style you would expect from consistent in other communities throughout the a seasoned economist. He has a quick wit and a United States. disarming sense of humor that makes following Jeff touched on additional social contributors his charts and graphs fun and entertaining. to economic disparity including race and other Jeff’s 2020 presentation revealed both positives issues. These are sobering messages that hit home and negatives. The good news is that the economy in a community that has seen a significant increase is growing. Wages are growing at about 3% in cultural diversity in the past few decades. The annually, ahead of inflation by at least one percent. final piece of good news is that we are on strong Employment is as strong as ever. Inflation and footing and can look to ways to strengthen the interest rates will likely remain low. Access to economic standing for everyone. capital is good. And new housing, while not yet Visit our blog for more information including keeping up with demand especially in our market video of the program on YouTube, event coverage th 29 Annual Business Showcase area, is growing. in the Concord Monitor and links to Jeff’s 2020 Tuesday, April 14 The bad news is that not everyone is benefiting Economic Forecast presentation. 4-7 p.m. at Grappone Conference Center from a strong economy. Income disparity Tim Sink is the President of the Greater Would you like the opportunity to share your continues to grow. Of particular interest was a Concord Chamber of Commerce. Read his products and services with fellow members correlation between where you were born and posts at ConcordNHChamber.com/blog. and business people from Greater Concord? That’s what Business Showcase is all about! Monthly Forum: State of the State Prized for its laid-back vibe and local feel, this Governor Sununu will lead discussion and Q&A event connects our Chamber members with the THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Grappone Conference Center expertise of fellow members and hundreds of attendees eager to learn about what they do. You’re invited to hear from Governor Chris Sununu at our annual State Reserve your booth today! Space is limited to of the State luncheon forum. He will speak to 2020 state initiatives and 100 exhibitors. Contact Emily Marsh at emarsh@ issues that will impact the business community. Bring your questions concordnhchamber.com or (603) 224-2508 and register for this popular forum generously sponsored by Lincoln to register and/or inquire about sponsorship Financial Group. Interested members of the public may also attend. opportunities. Visit ConcordNHChamber.com/ $25 for Members/$35 for Non-Members (includes lunch). key-events for more information. Register online at ConcordNHChamber.com/Key-Events Thank you for renewing Sugar River Bank Lunch & Learn Series: your memberships! Purpose, Passion & Profit Adams Lock & Safe Ayer & Goss THURSDAY, FEB. 6, 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 49 South Main St., Suite 104 Bangor Savings Bank The Barley House Restaurant & Tavern Discover your unique sense of purpose and utilize it to help your business thrive! Presenters Ryan Bartlett Tree Experts and Michael Hvizda of Hvizda Team, Keller Williams Metropolitan invite you to craft a personal Best Western Concord Inn & Suites value statement and action plan to design a life and business driven by a clear sense of purpose. You Binnie Media WFNQ, WNNH, WNHW, WLNH, will leave this session with a growth plan, tools and models for maximizing profit and quality of life, WEMJ, WJYY, WTPL and strategies for leaving a legacy that fulfills your passions. Reserve your seat ASAP — our generous Buffalo Wild Wings Business Transition Strategies presenters provide lunch along with great insights and seats go quickly! The Lunch & Learn Series is Central NH Regional Planning Commission underwritten by Sugar River Bank. Chisholm Persson & Ball, PC Complimentary admission (includes lunch). Attendees must preregister Citizens Bank to attend. Online registration at www.ConcordNHChamber.com. Commercial Driving School Concentra Urgent Care CYPN Wellness Series: Divine Yoga Nidra Concord Awning & Canvas Concord Community Music School THURSDAY, FEB. 6, 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Center for Health Promotion, Concord Grange #322 49 South Main St., 2nd Floor, Concord Cowan & Zellers Real Estate Professionals LLC Dartmouth-Hitchcock Join CYPN for an hour of guided meditation and restore your sources The Derryfield School and balance of energy. Divine Yoga Nidra is a practice of deep Douglas, Leonard & Garvey, PC transformational rest, allowing you to experience deep levels of inner Duprey Hospitality peace and health. Get more info and a Series schedule on our website. Franklin Savings Bank Future in Sight Sponsored by Concord Hospital Center for Health Promotion. Gibson’s Bookstore Complimentary admission. Preregister at www.ConcordNHChamber.com/CYPN. Granite Roots Construction, LLC Granite State College Make connections at Business After Hours Granite State Physical Therapy, PLLC Granite State Title Services Bangor Savings Bank invites you to network in a fun setting! Grappone Automotive Group TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 5:30-7 p.m. at Capitol Center for the HarborOne Mortgage Arts, 44 South Main Street, Concord (on-street parking) Henniker Septic Service Human Resources Association of Greater Concord Enjoy an evening in downtown Concord, and help us welcome new Ingram’s Landscaping & Construction, LLC members! Our host Bangor Savings Bank has a special networking night Keystone Management Company, Inc. planned with savory hors d’oeuvres, beer and wine, and a flower and Kika Cleaning Services, LLC Kiwanis Club of Concord candy bar, with sweets provided by Granite State Candy Shoppe. Build Lumber Barn professional relationships, grow your personal network, and connect Mary Kay Cosmetics-Kathleen Holmberg with fellow business leaders and community members who are eager to McFarland-Johnson, Inc. introduce themselves to you and learn about your business. Melanson Heath & Company, PC $7 for Members (pre-paid)/$10 at the door. Register online at www.ConcordNHChamber.com/BusinessAfterHours National Safety Council of Northern New England New Hampshire Employment Security Orr & Reno Legal Breakfast Series New Hampshire Federal Credit Union th New Hampshire Health Care Association WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 8-9 a.m. at Orr & Reno, PA, 45 South Main St., 4 Floor, Concord New Hampshire PBS The Chamber partners with Orr & Reno, PA, to present an ongoing Legal Breakfast Series 9Round 30 Minute Kickbox Fitness NH Brown Law, PLLC that explores various topics pertaining to both business and personal matters. These NH Strategic Marketing, LLC complimentary events offer the unique opportunity for attendees to learn from experienced attorneys, ask The 99 Restaurant & Pub questions, and enjoy a light breakfast with other Chamber members, business leaders, and community North East Motor Sports Museum members. Visit our website for more information about upcoming topics and presenters. Northpoint Experts LLC Complimentary for Members and non-members (includes continental breakfast). Register at www.ConcordNHChamber.com OneKph LLC . People’s United Bank Premier Coach Company, Inc. Member Briefing Revival Kitchen & Bar WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, NOON to 1 p.m. at 49 South Main St., Suite 104, Concord RPF Environmental, Inc. RYAN Business Systems, Inc. Interested in a refresher? Join us for lunch (it’s on us!) and Member Benefits 101! This is a great overview. Complimentary. Preregister at www.ConcordNHChamber.com The Salvation Army . 603 Technology Services, LLC Sprout for Business Network with YPs and veterans St. Paul’s School WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Starving Artists Movers Corp. Concord Hospital, 250 Pleasant Street, Concord TD Bank The Place Studio & Gallery Get to know area professionals and veterans in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Concord Young Professionals Wash Street on Elm Network (CYPN) and NH Young Veterans Network (NHYVN) are gathering at Concord Hospital for Windwood Productions, LLC complimentary networking between the two groups and with Greater Concord Chamber members. Wireless Zone-Authorized Verizon Retailer Your Real Estate Company by Prof., LLC The evening includes snacks, drinks, door prizes and the opportunity to visit a nonprofit organization. Complimentary admission. Preregister at www.ConcordNHChamber.com/CYPN. 2 | Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce • February 2020 Connect with us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ConcordChamber Exciting news from the Greater Concord Chamber and our members: WELCOME Bryanna Marceau recognized with 40 Under Forty Award! new members! The Chamber’s Director of Operations and Programs will be honored by the Union Leader on March 18 ERNEST L. TOMKIEWICZ CPA PLLC 10 Ferry Street, Suite 301A The New Hampshire Union Leader announced its 40 Under Forty class of Concord, NH 03301 2020 honorees on Monday, January 27 and we’re thrilled to share that our (603) 573-1652 own Bryanna Marceau is among those being recognized for significant [email protected] contributions to their field, their community and/or the state, as well as www.eltcpa.com the potential to do much more in future years. GRATISGIVES OF NH Bryanna is well-known to Greater Concord’s business and professional 25 Pamsha Drive community. An active member of the Chamber for many years through Claremont, NH 03743 Maurices, her previous employer of thirteen years, she regularly attended (603) 995-1521 Business After Hours and Concord Young Professionals Network (CYPN) [email protected] www.gratisgives.com events. She served as a volunteer on CYPN’s Steering Committee for eight months prior to joining the Chamber in 2016 as our Events Manager LITTLE LILAC TREE, LLC and is now CYPN’s Steering Committee staff liaison. In 2017, Bryanna Penacook, NH 03303 joined the Governor’s Millennial Advisory Council as Chair of the Education Committee where she (603) 545-5790 provides recommendations, insight, suggestions, and feedback to the Governor on matters of New [email protected] Hampshire state policy that directly impacts the attraction, retention, and engagement of young people. www.littlelilactreenh.com She graduated from Leadership Greater Concord in 2019 and currently serves on the board for Intown MAKING MATTERS NH Concord as well as a member of CATCH Neighborhood Housing’s Community Relations committee and 88 Village Street Capitol Center for the Arts Young Professionals Advisory Committee. Penacook, NH 03303 Promoted to Director of Operations and Programs in October, Bryanna is responsible for the Chamber’s (603) 565-5443 administrative operations, as well as supporting Capital Area Student Leadership (CASL) and Leadership [email protected] www.makingmattersnh.org Greater Concord, the Chamber’s leadership development programs for area students and professionals looking to grow their leadership skills and better serve their communities — a wonderful fit for her WINE ON MAIN fourteen years of experience in event planning, corporate training and program development. She 9 North Main Street continues to support CYPN as well as Stay Work Play NH, a statewide nonprofit organization that Concord, NH 03301 encourages young professionals in their 20s and 30s to visit, work and live in New Hampshire. (603) 897-5618 [email protected] This year’s 40 Under Forty will be honored with a reception and awards ceremony on Wednesday, www.wineonmainnh.com March 18 in Concord at the Grappone Conference Center starting at 5:15 p.m. Tickets are available online through the Union Leader's website at https://newhampshireunionleader.regfox.com/2020-40-under- forty-reception. Connect with us on social media! Join us in congratulating this year’s inductees and Bryanna on this well-deserved recognition!

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As a graduate faculty member and program Tip — To learn more about your own director at Granite State College, I have emotions, you may practice mindfulness, the honor of working with adult students journaling, or ask yourself a few times Kathy DesRoches with diverse professional experience. Each a day, what am I feeling and why? brings a unique perspective to the study of A bonus, better self-awareness skills leadership. As many of our graduate students aids with stress management as one can Develop your skills are employed full-time, they actively seek pinpoint their stressors. Emotional intelligence is a competency to develop their leadership competencies. • Self management — A person with a high that Granite State College students Our program focuses on the importance EI is better able to self-manage. They develop in our MS in Leadership program. of nurturing emotional intelligence (EI) for regulate their own emotions, so they Ask family and colleagues to help you personal and career success. respond appropriately to feedback. Strong develop emotional intelligence and see if self-managers are better able to manage you can correctly guess their emotions. John Mayer, a researcher at the University of others. They are better motivators, as they Building your skill will make you a more New Hampshire, was the first to “discover” instill trust. valuable employee, friend, and confidant. emotional intelligence, the term later made Tip — Learn what causes you to have an popular by Daniel Goleman. In an April 26, emotional response. Knowing this will Kathy DesRoches, EdD, is the Program 2015 article in the Harvard Business Review, help you to enter conversations better Director for the MS in Leadership Goldman writes, “From a scientific (rather equipped. Take responsibility for your Program at Granite State College, one of than a popular) standpoint, emotional actions. If you responded unfavorably, ask the campuses of the University System of intelligence is the ability to accurately yourself why and how you could avoid this New Hampshire. Dr. DesRoches serves as perceive your own and others’ emotions; in the future. a mentor and advisor to her students. She to understand the signals that emotions • — To be socially aware is is the chair of the graduate curriculum send about relationships; and to manage Social awareness to be able to decipher clues from others as committee. Dr. DesRoches’ interest is in your own and others’ emotions. It doesn’t to their emotional state. They are better Open Educational Resources (OER). She necessarily include the qualities (like able to know if they said, or did, something has collaborated with colleagues to create optimism, initiative, and self-confidence) to hurt another’s feelings. Which makes five OER books and is collaborating with that some popular definitions ascribe to it.” them better able to honor and respect her students on another. In her spare time, others. she is the founding member of NHVegFest, Goleman found that emotional intelligence Chair of the Planning Board in her is present in the most effective leaders. Tip — Learn to listen. In conversations, town and an Economic Development Emotional intelligence skills are rated as listen fully before composing your Committee Member. more crucial than technical skills by many own response. employers. In job postings, emotional • Relationship management — combines intelligence is translated as: self-awareness with social awareness. It’s • demonstrates communication skills developing the ability to work with people whom we find difficult while becoming • seeks and provides feedback more productive in those trying • honors and respects others relationships. • resilient Tip — Understand your emotional response to people. What behaviors • motivates others inspire you? Understand the behaviors 25 Hall Street • team-oriented you find adverse and how you can better Concord, NH 03301 approach those less than ideal situations. Emotional intelligence in practice (603) 228-3000 These tips will help foster stronger emotional www.granite.edu/employers • Self awareness — Emotional intelligence intelligence. Why is this important? In With associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, is linked with self-awareness which meetings people often look towards the post-baccalaureate programs for teachers, allows one to manage his/her own stress, more emotionally intelligent person to credit for prior learning and a variety of transfer resulting in resilience. Resilient people provide solutions. Emotionally intelligent opportunities, Granite State College emphasizes may be characterized as optimistic; one people are more balanced and thoughtful practical and relevant areas of study that are who understands things happen and with in their responses and as Goldman found: responsive to the workforce development needs strong coping skills. better leaders. of New Hampshire’s economy.

Watch the Chamber’s 2020 Economic Forecast forum featuring Jeffrey Fuhrer of Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/ConcordNHChamber February 2020 | 4 BUSINESS FOCUS: Cyber breaches abound in 2019 By Schyler Jones, MiradorIT

News of high-profile cyber breaches This includes business data, employee was uncharacteristically high in 2019 training, policies & procedures, plus on- after somewhat of a lull compared to the premise and cloud-based applications. It Schyler Jones previous 2-3 years. The rise of technology includes an inventory of all devices that and the growing reliance on IT systems and connect to your network — computers, Otherwise, proactive cybersecurity should networks for the storage, use, and access printers, smartphone phones, surveillance be on EVERYONE’S radar. We all need to to data has presented cyber criminals with cameras, appliances, machinery, etc. include a Cybersecurity Plan in our goals further opportunity to make (or steal) • Protect — The Protect Function is for 2020. It is no longer a “we’ll get to that money or access (or steal) information. intended to limit or contain the impact eventually” list item, but a necessity. of a cybersecurity event by developing Schyler Jones is the owner of MiradorIT. He has Cybercrime pays, and it pays handsomely — and implementing appropriate it is the world’s biggest criminal growth over 30 years of experience in digital electronics safeguards. Examples include establishing and information technologies that started while industry. Bottom line is, cyberattacks will be rules for user accounts and passwords, even more rampant in 2020 as chronically serving in and working with the U.S. Navy from data access, etc., providing security 1983-1994. He went on to work in corporate improving malware will be deployed more awareness training; implementing IT departments for large banks and insurance aggressively on more fronts. data encryption, system backups, using companies and started his own IT business VPNs, etc., regularly performing system in 2002. We need a plan maintenance on all hardware and In the “old days of technology,” if there software, and using protective ever was such a thing, the rules that were technologies such as antivirus, email fairly solid, are no longer good enough. It filtering, and firewalls. is no longer sufficient to install antivirus, • Detect — The Detect Function enables have a good backup, or use seemingly timely discovery of cybersecurity events, good passwords (you know the basic stuff possibly before an event does any that so many people still ignore). The damage, or before it becomes widespread. sophistication of hackers and their methods This includes continuous monitoring of 41 Locke Road have surpassed what was initially the way malicious and suspicious anomalies, and of protecting our personal identification, Concord, NH 03301 having detection processes in place across (603) 792-9797 business networks, and other electronic all assets. assets. I could easily list out a dozen or www.miradorit.com • Respond — The Respond Function more “cybersecurity” tips — much of them MiradorIT LLC provides technology services, describes the actions that will be taken rehashed or somewhat updated versions of consulting, and security solutions to businesses, past best practices. Not to diminish their to isolate and contain an event, including non-profit organizations, municipalities, and importance, but they lack specifics — that communications (both internally and law enforcement agencies throughout northern rd is, specifics about you, your business, your with 3 parties), post-event analysis, and New England. systems, and your data — and the only way plans for improvements to close gaps. you’ll get them is with a Cybersecurity Plan. • — The Recover Function Recover NHTI’s Business Training Center supports timely recovery to normal A framework for cybersecurity operations following a cybersecurity Non-credit seminars and incident. It includes developing and workshops designed to help you When confronted with the daunting task strengthen the skill-sets of of developing a Cybersecurity Plan, many implementing plans for business continuity, and restoring capabilities or your most valued resource, people don’t know where to start. At your employees! MiradorIT, our go-to plan is based on a set services that were impaired as a result. Spring schedule available of standards, guidelines and best practices www.nhti.edu/ developed by the National Institute of Be proactive business-training Standards and Technology (NIST). Known Small businesses, organizations, and as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework individuals have long-identified themselves (CSF), it organizes cybersecurity activities as only being low hanging fruit to hackers, into 5 functions: unaware of the growing target on their • Identify — The Identify Function begins backs. If you want to be a victim, by with a review of all organizational assets. all means, continue business as usual.

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PRST STD Officers US Postage CHAIR PAID Nicki Clarke, Capitol Center for the Arts Concord, NH Permit No. 512 CHAIR ELECT Leslie Walker, Mason + Rich Professional Assoc. TREASURER John Udaloy SECRETARY 49 South Main Street, Suite 104, Concord, NH 03301 Tonya Rochette, Unitil PRESIDENT Timothy G. Sink, CCE Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce

DIRECTORS Elyssa Alfieri,Lilise Designer Resale Benjamin Blunt, Concord Coach Lines, Inc. Kevin Boyarsky, New Hampshire Print & Mail Services Tenley Callaghan, Cleveland, Waters and Bass, PA Calendar Jim Doremus, Concord Family YMCA February Board Meeting Local Government Affairs Steve Duprey, The Duprey Companies Feb 20 (Thurs) 5:30pm March 13 (Fri) 11:45am Creative Concord Common Man Larry Haynes, Grappone Automotive Group Feb 4 (Tues) 8:30am Legal Breakfast Series Michael Herrmann, Gibson’s Bookstore State Government Affairs March 17 (Tues) 8am Angie Lane, Red River Theatres LGC Steering Committee Feb 21 (Fri) 8am Orr & Reno, PA Feb 5 (Wed) 8:00am Brenda Litchfield, Concord Commercial Real Estate CYPN Steering Committee CASL Session Day Darragh Madden, Irish Electric Corp. Ambassadors Committee Feb 24 (Mon) 4pm March 18 (Wed) 8:00am Feb 5 (Wed) 4:00pm (offsite) Justice & The Courts Fernando Mancini, Servpro and Graduation Deane Morrison, Concord Hospital Chamber Connections (Spring) March Gretchen Mullin-Sawicki, NHTI - Concord’s Feb 6 (Thurs) 7:30am CYPN Networking Capital Area Student March 18 (Wed) 5:30pm Leadership (CASL) Orientation Community College Lunch & Learn March 2 (Mon) 4:30pm Steve Murphy, Associated Grocers Feb 6 (Thurs) 11:45am Chamber Connections Purpose, Passion, Profit March 19 (Thurs) 7:30am Michael Palmieri, Havenwood Heritage Heights Creative Concord Ari Pollack, Esq., Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell, PC Business After Hours March 3 (Tues) 8:30am CYPN Steering Committee Feb 11 (Tues) 5:30pm March 23 (Mon) 4pm James Rosenberg, Esq., Shaheen & Gordon, PA LGC Steering Committee Bangor Savings Bank at David Sangiorgio, Concord Monitor March 4 (Wed) 8:00am Capitol Center for the Arts Business BEFORE Hours David T. Segal, Sanel NAPA March 24 (Tues) 4pm CASL Session Day Executive Committee Granite State College Jamie Simchik, The Hotel Concord March 4 (Wed) 8:00am Feb 12 (Wed) 8:00am Jayme Simões, Louis Karno & Company History & Culture Day Richard G. Warner Scholarship Beth Slepian, Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Assoc. Leadership Greater Concord Breakfast benefitting Leadership Ambassadors Committee Session Day Greater Concord Jeff Trombly, Ledyard National Bank March 4 (Wed) 4:00pm Feb 12 (Wed) 8:00am March 26 (Thurs) 7:45am Government & Politics Concord Hospital EX OFFICIO Chamber Connections March 5 (Thurs) 7:30am Joe Kasper, Northeast Delta Dental Chamber Connections (Fall) make up session Lunch & Learn Snow policy Immediate Past Chair Feb 13 (Thurs) 7:30am Thomas Aspell, Concord City Manager March 5 (Thurs) 11:45am If Concord Schools are delayed or closed as Monthly Forum: State of a result of inclement weather, all morning Byron Champlin, Emeritus Business After Hours the State March 10 (Tues) 5:30pm committee meetings are cancelled. Staff will be Stephen Heavener, Capital Regional Feb 13 (Thurs) 11:30am Lovering Volvo Cars Concord Development Council Grappone Conference Center in touch with updated meeting dates/times. Executive Committee Erin Schaick, Concord Young Local Government Affairs March 11 (Wed) 8:00am Professionals Network Feb 14 (Fri) 11:45am Melissa Bowler, Ambassadors CASL Session Day CASL Steering Committee March 11 (Wed) 8:00am Feb 19 (Wed) 7:30am Communication Day Legal Breakfast Series Staff Leadership Greater Concord Feb 19 (Wed) 8am Session Day Timothy G. Sink, CCE, President Orr & Reno, PA March 11 (Wed) 8:00am Bryanna Marceau, Director of Operations Member Briefing Health & Human Services and Programs Feb 19 (Wed) 12pm Kathy Bacon, Membership Manager Board Meeting CASL Reception March 11 (Wed) 5:30pm Kristina Carlson, Communications Manager The Red Blazer Feb 19 (Wed) 5pm Carolyn O’Brien, Visitor Center Manager Monthly Forum: NH CYPN Networking with NHYVN Emily Marsh, Events and Marketing Coordinator Commissioners Feb 19 (Wed) 5:30pm March 12 (Thurs) 11:30am Concord Hospital Editor: Kristina Carlson Holiday Inn Printing: Evans Printing Chamber Connections (Spring) State Government Affairs Feb 20 (Thurs) 7:30am Mailing Services: Direct-O-Mail March 13 (Fri) 8am Greater Concord Chamber