This year, Taco Tour Manchester is opening the Grand Marshal selection to the community for the first time. One attendee will be selected to eat the inaugural taco and officially kick off the event.
At last week’s Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce August Spotlight event, the Hilton Garden Inn Manchester presented a $3,000 check to the New Hampshire Food Bank in honor of former hotel breakfast chef Kearn Turner.
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce announces Michael L’Ecuyer as 2019 GMCC Citizen of the Year.
No easy answers to our future economic challenges, said Economist Cahterine Putney during Wednesday’s Chamber Economic Forecast luncheon.
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BAE Systems is finalizing plans to occupy 3000 Goffs Falls Rd. to expand its operations. The 220,000-sf site, located off Brown Avenue, with close access to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and Interstates 93 and 293, will enable the company to attract the talent it needs to initially fill 400 high-paying positions.
Named New Hampshire’s “Best Networking Event,” by New Hampshire Business Review, the Tri-City Expo will feature more than 200 New Hampshire businesses in the state’s largest business expo.
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce (GMCC) is hosting a downtown community picnic to bring employees, residents, friends and family together for an afternoon of food, fun and networking on Aug. 1 from noon to 2 p.m.
Keane was on hand Tuesday when the Hilton Garden Inn Manchester honored the members of the Weare Fire and Rescue for their service by donating $3,000 to the volunteer association during the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Spotlight on Business.
Roundtable discussion on how to attract and retain talent for business growth in the Manchester area.
Mayor Joyce Craig announced the launch of a new joint initiative to guide and support Manchester’s continued economic growth and success during the March 21 Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce (GMCC) State of the City breakfast forum.
The award will be presented on April 19 at the GMCC’s Annual Dinner and Citizen of the Year Celebration at the Manchester Downtown Hotel (formerly the Radisson Hotel).
Local business leaders, public health officials, advocacy groups, community members and elected officials gathered Monday to discuss Senate Bill 313, a legislative proposal aimed at continuing the state’s Medicaid Expansion effort beyond 2018.
The GMCC will announce their Citizen of the Year honoree prior to the Annual Dinner. This year’s dinner will be held on April 19, 2018 at the Manchester Downtown Hotel (formerly the Radisson Hotel).
The Manchester Connects report will be the topic of a facilitated Town Hall Discussion at UNH-Manchester, hosted by the UNH Manchester Politics & Society program on Nov. 1 at 5:30 p.m.
Free picnic in the park – a time to mix and mingle and eat and enjoy with those who work, live and recreate in Downtown Manchester.
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce (GMCC) announces Oracle Dyn, one of New Hampshire’s leading technology employers and a pioneer in building Manchester’s Millyard as a nationally recognized high-tech ecosystem, as its newest “Chamber Partner.”
Heather Avella has spent the last six years gaining leadership, business development and project management experience through contract and volunteer work. Most recently, she held the role of President of the Board of Directors for the Manchester Food Co-Op, having helped grow the organization from inception to nearly 1,500 member-owners. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from Brandeis University in Waltham, MA.
“Dianne epitomizes the characteristics of the Citizen of the Year award through her incredible achievements as a business leader and her amazing commitment to community service,” said Michael Skelton, GMCC President and CEO. “Dianne has had a positive impact on every nonprofit Board of Directors she has served on, which is a testament to both her leadership skills and generosity. The Chamber is honored and thrilled to select Dianne as the next Citizen of the Year.”