The recent news that The Community College System of NH (CCSNH) has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from the US Department of Labor to enhance Registered Apprenticeship opportunities within the information technology, healthcare and manufacturing sectors is welcome news for workforce development in New Hampshire. Read more. Read more
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For too long, our health care system has been preoccupied with treating episodes of illness and paying for it on a fee for service basis. The result has been runaway health care costs that far exceed inflation. At Harvard Pilgrim, we are asking - doesn’t it make more sense to work together with physicians and hospitals to keep residents of New Hampshire healthy? Read more. Read more
Forcivity is an all-in-one sales and marketing platform that efficiently collects data for large organizations. Steve Baines offers his perspective on spearheading a startup while holding a full time career. Read more
Wilcox Industries, a Newington-based manufacturer of tactical products, won over the judges and crowd of more than 150 spectators at the NH High Tech Council’s 11th annual Product of the Year competition held Thursday, November 10 at the Manchester Country Club. The Council’s premier event featured five New Hampshire companies vying for top prize, as each made a live, seven-minute pitch about the innovative product they’ve developed within the last year. Read more. Read more
Manchester, New Hampshire – one of the new Silicon cities. An added 2,000 new tech jobs in the last two years alone, reasonable cost of living, proximity to Boston, and 'location, location, location!' are just a few of the reasons Council Executive Director Matt Cookson touts the Granite State as a great place to Stay Work Play NH in this The Wall Street Journal article that appears both online and in print. Read more. Read more
Spurry is a software application that matches users with local advertisers promoting their businesses and products on mobile devices through the usage of push notifications. Read more
This fall, we partnered with the Union Leader to demonstrate the importance of the tech sector through a magazine insert in the paper. The tech sector is a major driver of our economy and holds even more promise in the future for job creation and innovation. Read more. Read more
The New Hampshire High Tech Council will host its next TechWomen|TechGirls Power Breakfast on Wednesday, November 9, 2016 from 7:30 to 9 am at the Manchester Country Club, 180 South River Road in Bedford. Gerardine Ferlins, president and CEO of Cirtronics, an employee and woman-owned contract manufacturer, will headline the event. Read more. Read more
Innovative Organization of the Week John Gargasz Advisory Council Member, Entrepreneurs’ Fund of New Hampshire Founding Member, 10X Venture Partners Read more