Seeking a better patient care model for amputees, Matt Albuquerque opened the doors of NH-based Next Step Bionics and Prosthetics in 1996. Next Step was one of the earliest businesses to embrace the vision of the Manchester Millyard, moving their headquarters there in 2002. Read more
New Hampshire Tech Alliance
Autodesk’s Director of the Construction Business Line, Sarah Hodges, headlines the Council TechWomen Power Breakfast on Wednesday, September 12. Read more
NHHTC has opened the application period for its TechOut event, a startup competition aimed at enhancing the state’s tech ecosystem by awarding young startups with significant investment capital prizes. Read more. Read more
The Council and the NH Business Finance Authority have agreed to bring Live Free and Start into Council programming, effective immediately. Read More. Read more
NHHTC is seeking applications for its 13th annual Product of the Year (POY) award – a prestigious, annual award that showcases New Hampshire’s most innovative products developed within the past year. Read more. Read more
CEO and Chair of Unanet, Frances (Fran) Craig headlines the Council TechWomen Power Breakfast. Read more. Read more
While New Hampshire’s Seacoast region features beautiful scenery and countless recreation options, it’s also home to a bustling technology scene, which will be on display in Dover on Wednesday, August 15. Read more. Read more
From its headquarters in Claremont, New Hampshire, Red River has earned a national reputation as a leading technology solutions provider. For twenty-three years, Red River has thrived in the evolving IT market by providing true value to organizations looking to transform how they use technology to deliver services to citizens, soldiers, consumers, and employees. Read more
Amanda Grappone Osmer of Grappone Automotive Group will headline Council TechWomen Power Breakfast on Wednesday, July 11. Read more. Read more