Aug. 13 NHBR Preview
Have you ever wondered who's in those upper floors of buildings downtown? Manchester developer Dick Anagnost and other real estate professionals hope you'll be seeing more residents, thanks to Queen City officials adopting new building codes. NHBR correspondent Ellen Grimm takes a closer look at the International Existing Building Code system and what it could mean for Manchester and the state.
Cindy Kibbe profiles the Merrimack medical device firm Elemé, which has developed a system to reduce the appearance of cellulite. CEO and serial entrepreneur Nancy Briefs tells NHBR why she not only leads the company, but is also a client -- and has guided Elemé through four rounds of funding.
NHBR also takes you behind the counter of the Red Arrow Diner with owner Carol Sheehan. Find out more what it's like to host presidential candidates and why a having a "Diner Day" maybe be coming to your town soon.
In our "Minding Your Business" section, Link Moser gives some handy advice on how to ramp up your Web site. Russ Ouellette discusses how the "Future of Everything" includes molding today's brightest workers into tomorrow's best leaders.
In the next article of our continuing series of economic roundtables, NHBR talks with business leaders in Concord about how the economy is faring in the Capital Region.
Current headlines reflect the retention and release of e-mails by government officials involved in a high-profile investigation of a possible Ponzi scheme. McLane attorney Jennifer Parent in our Law section explains the ins and outs of a "litigation hold" of company documents, and why the destruction of such materials can be detrimental.
You will find all these stories and more in the Aug. 13 edition on NHBR, in print and online at www.nhbr.com this Friday.
Cindy Kibbe profiles the Merrimack medical device firm Elemé, which has developed a system to reduce the appearance of cellulite. CEO and serial entrepreneur Nancy Briefs tells NHBR why she not only leads the company, but is also a client -- and has guided Elemé through four rounds of funding.
NHBR also takes you behind the counter of the Red Arrow Diner with owner Carol Sheehan. Find out more what it's like to host presidential candidates and why a having a "Diner Day" maybe be coming to your town soon.
In our "Minding Your Business" section, Link Moser gives some handy advice on how to ramp up your Web site. Russ Ouellette discusses how the "Future of Everything" includes molding today's brightest workers into tomorrow's best leaders.
In the next article of our continuing series of economic roundtables, NHBR talks with business leaders in Concord about how the economy is faring in the Capital Region.
Current headlines reflect the retention and release of e-mails by government officials involved in a high-profile investigation of a possible Ponzi scheme. McLane attorney Jennifer Parent in our Law section explains the ins and outs of a "litigation hold" of company documents, and why the destruction of such materials can be detrimental.
You will find all these stories and more in the Aug. 13 edition on NHBR, in print and online at www.nhbr.com this Friday.
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