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Posts Tagged ‘NH Business Matters’The Importance of Workforce Diversity, Inclusion in New HampshireThursday, July 19th, 2018 On air with New Hampshire Business Matters, WTPL-FM New Hampshire Business Matters airs every third Wednesday of the month on WTPL-FM 107.7. Division of Economic Development Director Will Arvelo hosts the segments, discussing topics of interest in today’s state economy. Tune into this month’s edition of New Hampshire Business Matters. This month’s guest is Paula Parnagian of Eversource and the discussion is about the importance of workforce diversity and inclusion in New Hampshire.
Catching Up with the New Hampshire High Tech Council and its Upcoming InitiativesTuesday, June 26th, 2018 NH Business Matters airs at 2:05 pm every third Wednesday of the month on WTPL-FM 107.7 FM On our monthly New Hampshire Business Matters segment on WTPL-FM 107.7, we checked in with the New Hampshire High Technology Council to catch up on some of its exciting initiatives positive changes. Technology is one of New Hampshire’s key industries and it’s vibrant and growing. Tune in for a listen about this exciting news. Life Science in New Hampshire: Vast and Varied Landscape Attracting Companies, Researchers, InnovationThursday, May 17th, 2018 Ken Cail, Cindy Conde; Lorna Colquhoun — NH Business Matters New Hampshire’s life science sector, which incorporates everything from medical device manufacturing to pharmaceutical development, is growing and from June 4 – 7, it will showcased at the 2018 BIO International convention in Boston. In New Hampshire, there are over 200 companies that represent this life sciences landscape. Some of them are subsidiaries of global companies; others are based and founded here … it’s thriving and it’s vast. Cindy Conde Joining the Division of Economic Development in the New Hampshire pavilion will be: ARMI|BioFabUSA; Community College System of New Hampshire; Dartmouth College; NH High Tech Council, and the University of New Hampshire. This month’s guest on New Hampshire Business Matters on WTPL-FM is Cindy Conde, chairman of the NH High Tech Council’s BioTech|MedTech committee, who talks about this vibrant sector and what New Hampshire offers growing companies within the industry. Tune in here.
Living Longer, Working Longer, Retiring Later and Other Trends for 50+ WorkersWednesday, March 21st, 2018 Ken Cail, left; Will Arvelo; Todd Fahey Talk to just about any business across New Hampshire and we hear about workforce challenges. On the latest edition of our monthly radio show, New Hampshire Business Matters, Division of Economic Development Director Will Arvelo talks with Todd Fahey, state director of AARP New Hampshire about older workers and what they bring to today’s workforce. Tune into NH Business Matters at 2:05 pm on the third Wednesday of the month on WTPL – 107.7FM The trend, he says, is that people are living longer, working longer, retiring later and still have a lot to offer to companies. Tune in to this timely discussion. New Hampshire Business Matters with John Duff, NH School of Mechanical TradesThursday, November 16th, 2017 Chris Way, Division of Economic Development and John Duff, NH School of Mechanical Trades With high demand for quality and education programs for tradesmen, the New Hampshire School of Mechanical Trades is preparing to open its second location next spring on the Seacoast. The first school opened five years ago in Manchester and between 2015 and 2016, enrollment jumped from 607 to 956. On this month’s New Hampshire Business Matters radio show (airs every third Wednesday of the month on WTPL-FM107.7), John Huff talks about the school, its growth and the demand there is for tradesmen. Center for Women & Enterprise Offering Resources, Expertise for Women EntrepreneursThursday, August 17th, 2017 Nancy Pearson, Center for Women & Enterprise; Chris Way, Acting Director, Division of Economic Development Our guest this month on New Hampshire Business Matters, which airs at 3:05 pm on the third Wednesday of the month on WTPL-FM 107.7, is Nancy Pearson of the Center for Women and Enterprise, located in Nashua. It’s one of several offices located around New England and with funding in part from the Small Business Administration, it’s a terrific resource for women entrepreneurs, whether they are just starting out, or growing their businesses. If that describes you, or a woman you know, tune in to this month’s show. Upcoming events by the CW&E:
Effective Presentation Skills – CWE New Hampshire – Sept 5 As an entrepreneur, your ability to persuade your audience through a concise and compelling presentation is a key factor to your business success. This interactive workshop focuses on the basics of developing a strong presentation and more Business Planning: Getting Started (5-wks)-CWE New Hampshire – Sep 5 – Oct 5 Do you have an idea for a business that you want to launch or explore more deeply? Have you always dreamed of becoming an entrepreneur, but were never sure just where to start? Legal Considerations for New Business Owners – CWE New Hampshire – Sept 6 This workshop provides a high-level overview of a range of legal issues that entrepreneurs should be aware of when starting a new company. Attend this workshop to learn how to avoid common mistakes and employ preventative measures and more. Branding for Your Small Business – CWE New Hampshire – Sept 7 Branding goes beyond a mere color palette and logo—it’s your reputation, and is essential to keep your customers returning. However, many small business owners struggle in developing a strong, solid brand. In this workshop, you will gain a better understanding of the importance of good branding and more. Marketing on a Shoestring – CWE New Hampshire – Sept 12 Competition for a spot in the marketplace and in the media is tough. Learn how to maximize your resources to gain visibility for your products and services. Find out how to market your product, determine and refine your target audience, and reach customers with the right message and the right media. Keeping the Books: Basic Recordkeeping & Accounting – CWE New Hampshire – Sept 14 Whether you’re just starting out or you’re an experienced business owner, staying on top of your financial recordkeeping is critical to your success. Intelitek of Derry Works to Create STEM Pathways for Middle, High School StudentsThursday, July 20th, 2017 Ido Yerushalmi and Jimmie Hinson A New Hampshire company is transforming STEM education by working with schools to create pathways for middle and high school students. Tune into this month’s edition of New Hampshire Business Matters. On our monthly New Hampshire Business Matters radio show on WTPL-FM107.7, business resource specialist Jimmie Hinson spoke with Ido Yerushalmi, president and CEO of Intelitek, located in Derry. New Hampshire Business Matters, featuring business news from the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development, airs at 3:05 pm every third Wednesday of the month on WTPL.
Taking Off with New Hampshire Aerospace and Defense Export ConsortiumThursday, May 18th, 2017 Dawn Wivell, Chris Way ~ NH Business Matters ~ WTPL-FM Since it’s inception four years ago, the New Hampshire Aerospace and Defense Export Consortium has, well, taken off. Developed as a way to help the more than 300 Granite State companies and manufacturers involved in these industries diversify their customer base, NHADEC is growing its membership outside of New Hampshire. With partnerships established with AeroMontreal and the Farnborough Aerospace Consortium, NHADEC is fast becoming an international resource for companies looking for partnerships and other relationships with those here in New Hampshire. Join NHADEC for its annual networking event on June 15. Meet others in the industry and hear about industry trends. Register today! Aero/defense is one of the fastest growing industries in the state and NHADEC is taking it to new heights. On our monthly radio show yesterday on WTPL-FM, acting Director Chris Way and NHADEC executive Director Dawn Wivell talked about what’s new and what’s happening. Tune in here. Lorna Colquhoun
New Hampshire Agriculture and the Economy and Other Interesting ThingsFriday, April 21st, 2017
New Hampshire Business Matters airs at 3:05 pm every third Wednesday on WTPL-FM, 107.7 Agriculture, at $1.5 billion, is a big contributor to our economy and according to the state Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food, the number of New Hampshire farms increase 5 percent according to the 2012 Agricultural Census, at a time when farms were decreasing nationwide by 4 percent. On our monthly radio show this week, Gail McWilliam Jellie of the Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food, was our guest this week and talked about what’s happening in this industry.
Keeping Your Business Safe from Threats to Cyber SecurityThursday, October 20th, 2016 Director Perry Plummer of New Hampshire Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management; Commissioner Denis Goulet of the Department of Information Technology; Director Carmen Lorentz, Division of Economic Development October is National Cyber Security Awareness month and that was the subject of this month’s New Hampshire Business Matters radio show on WTPL – 107.7 FM. Tune in to NH Business Matters Guests for the show were Director Perry Plummer of New Hampshire Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and Commissioner Denis Goulet of the Department of Information Technology, who provided information and resources aimed at business owners and how they can keep their online presence safe and secure. For more information about cyber security and the steps you can take to keep your business safe, visit the Department of Homeland Security. |
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