Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, has appointed Bryanna Marceau, IOM, Vice President of Operations and Programs of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce, to the Winter Institute Board of Regents. As a member of this Board, Marceau will implement the policies created by Institute’s National Board […]
Each year, the Greater Concord community celebrates a business, small business, nonprofit, and business leader who has demonstrated professional excellence and worked to make a positive impact on the Capital Region. The Pinnacle Awards Luncheon serves as an important way to thank those who go above and beyond to support our community. The Greater Concord
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Each year, the Concord City Council meets to discuss their priorities for the coming year. This year, the Chamber’s Local Government Affairs Committee established a list of topics to share with the Council prior to their meeting—allowing the Council take into account important issues related to commerce and quality of life that will impact businesses
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There is a robust Muslim community in Concord, and March 10 to April 9 is the holiest time in the Islamic calendar—Ramadan. Many members of our community are observing Ramadan, often through daytime fasting. If you are not familiar with this practice, it’s helpful to know practical “dos” and “don’ts” when supporting our friends, colleagues,
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March is gender equality month, and also includes the recognition of Equal Pay Day for women on the 12th. This day adjusts year-to-year, because it indicates how far into the year the average (median) woman must work in order to earn what the average (median) man earned the entire previous year (2023). This day brings
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The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s annual leadership program for area professionals is accepting applications for the class of 2025. Leadership Greater Concord (LGC) has introduced over 650 community members to civic activity and volunteer possibilities in NH’s Capital Region for over 30 years. “It’s kind of been like a cliff notes version of meeting everyone
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32 high school sophomores from area schools have been selected to participate in Capital Area Student Leadership (CASL). This immersive program encourages students to learn more about their community and their own unique skills and strengths as leaders. Presented by the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce and underwritten by Northeast Delta Dental, CASL has been in
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Concord Young Professionals Network (CYPN) introduces you to the “Young Professional of the Month,” Erin Doonan. Each month, the CYPN Steering Committee recommends individual in the community it thinks readers would enjoy getting to know better. Erin Doonan How old are you? 25. Where do you live? Concord, NH. Where do you currently work? I
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The City of Concord, NH and the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce invite sculptors to submit entries for Art on Main, a public art exhibit in the city’s historic downtown and beyond. Accepted entries will be on display from June 2024 through May 2025, and enhance the capital city’s award-winning Main Street. Concord’s seventh annual
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As many employers and hiring managers know, New Hampshire’s low unemployment rate has made it difficult to hire and retain workers. But the issue is exacerbated when your employees cannot find housing. Merrimack County’s housing vacancy rate is currently 0.7%–an extreme low, when you consider that a rate of 5% is typical for a healthy
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