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Granite State Ambassadors
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Granite State Ambassadors
One Airport Road - Suite 198, Manchester NH 03103-7450
Information: 603-621-0638 Member Services: 603-238-6764
Board of Directors
Gretchen Ziegler, Chair - gretchenz958@gmail.com
Eric Proulx, Vice Chair
enproulx@tangeroutlet.com
Kate Luczko, Secretary
kate@stayworkplay.org
Steve Fessenden, Treasurer - steven.fessenden@tdbanknorth.com
Judi Window, President/CEO/Founder judiwindow@gmail.com
Peter Morgan, Founder/Director
CARAUDI@aol.com
Ruth Tolf Ansell, Endowment Director - ruth@ansellpa.com
Bill Petersen - Founder/Director
en2000@comcast.net
Jeff Eisenberg, Promotions & Marketing Director
jeffe@evradvertising.com
Richard Russell, 2011 GSA of Yr - rrr1944@motleythebear.com Jean Acton, 2010 GSA of Yr - countess370@verizon.net
Vivian Villemure, 2009 GSA of Yr. - vmvillem@gmail.com
Support
Kelly Bryer, Maplewood Technology & GSA Member Services Manager - kbryer@gmail.com
Michelle Demirjian, Bookkeeper
michelle@innovisionrealty.com
Employees
Ami D'Amelio, Programs Manager
amidamelio@gmail.com
Matt Lavoie, Literature Coordinator
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SPONSOR OUR
WEEKLY E-BLAST
Our weekly e-blast get forwarded to 400 GSAs, both volunteers and employees alike. If you, your organization, or business would like to communicate with GSAs this might just be the way! Are you looking for employees? Are you looking for GSAs to know you better? Are you looking to sell something? All good reasons to sponsor our e-blasts. Is you organization or book club looking for members? Do you just want to support NHGSA? Cost of sponsorship is $25.00 per blast or $75.00 for 4 weeks (consecutive or not, it is up to you!) Contact Judi at 621-0638 jwindow@nhgsa.com
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Greetings!
 Sorry Kelly is on vacation and I hijacked the newsletter... so forgive my indulgence!
As many of you know, NHGSA Board of Directors announced my new title change at the AMBIES this past sprng. I became "President/CEO". Although it sounds very "importante" it did come with some hefty responsibilities. In 2010 NHGSA was budgeted to loose <$10,515.25>. With my new title change came a task...the task was (and still is) to raise money for our 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. My goal is to ensure the invaluable resource we have built together over the past 16 years lives on longer than all of us.
I am pleased to announce that over the past 6 months I have raised $9,280! Unfortunately, that still leaves us with a deficit of <$1,235.25>. I had hoped I could have raised another $1,500 before the end of the year, but the end of the year is here! So here is where you need to indulge me....
If you are looking for a tax-deductible, year-end charitable donation... Please consider donating to Granite State Ambassadors! There are many ways to give. You can find out the details by clicking on the link in the left-hand column of this newsletter or by going to our public website at www.nhgsa.com. THANK YOU!
In 2012, the board, staff, our intern Nathan, and I will be working to peel back the curtains and unfurl the inner workings of our organization for you. We will be inviting you to join in as we develop our business plan for 2013-2015. Be watching for details!
Judi
judiwindow@gmail.com
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LAST CHANCE TO SIGN UP...
GSAs can sign-up and attend FREE through our online calendar. The training is also open to the general public for a $10 fee and they should register through the instruction below. For more information click the logo below.
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CALE NDAR OPENING
Mark your Calendars & go to bed early on New Years Eve! The April 2012 Calendar Opening will take place on Sunday, January 1st at 6am. See you there! -- Kelly
[I am tossing Kelly under the bus on this one...I don't want to take the heat for this decision!]
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By Judi Window, President/CEO - Certified GSA, Inaugural Class of 1996
 Pecha Kucha is a presentation format based on a simple idea: 20 images x 20 seconds. It draws its name from the Japanese term for the sound of "chit chat". It is harder than it looks...especially for a story teller like myself! When I speak and/or teach I love to "chit chat". So being nervous seemed counter intuitive... but boy, was I nervous! Read more...
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Sampler - Things to Do Around New Hampshire
 
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GSA Recommendations When Visiting New Hampshire
Do you have a Recommendation? Simply EMAIL Ami or Judi your 1-3 paragraphs about your recommendation with some pictures *if you have some* and we'll do the rest! READ OUR GSA RECOMMENDATIONS
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