So maybe it's a little early for New Year's Resolutions, but here is one to begin thinking about now. Repeat after me; "I resolve to utilize my NHBSR membership effectively in 2010. I will take advantage of all the free member benefits. I will cultivate new business relationships through networking opportunities. I will submit proposals for speaking opportunities. I will read my monthly e-newsletter packed full of valuable information for my business. I will leverage the NHBSR network to my advantage." Get started today with the following quick and easy tips: · Inform employees that your a member. Programs are open to all, great perk! · Put the NHBSR logo on your marketing collateral and website. · Join a committee. Become an ambassador. Apply for a board seat. · Send NHBSR your press releases for inclusion in this monthly e-newsletter. · Be a "CSR Source" Share your knowledge, promote your expertise. · Nominate your company for the Cornerstone Award. · Identify key people in your organization - CSR covers all aspects of business
· Host a board meeting at your facility. · Host a "Go On Tour." · Sign up for the "Member Feature" or "Member Profiles at www.nhbsr.org. · Sponsor, Exhibit, Underwrite - showcase your company's CSR leadership.
· Engage, participate, contribute.
· Join the 10th Anniversary Celebrations. · Make recommendations & suggestions on how we can serve you better.
NHBSR is your organization. Use it! Warm Regards, Molly Hodgson Smith |
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Members Doing Well By Doing Good |
Antioch University New England seeks Marketing Instructor for summer semester 2010. To learn more about this opportunity, contact Polly Chandler, Chair of the Organization & Management Department at or call 603-283-2424
Governor Lynch & Department of Environmental Services Commissioner Burack Recognize Winners of 2009 Governor's Award for Pollution Prevention
Powerspan Corp.'s CEO Frank Alix Contributes to special issue of MIT Press' Innovations journal entitled, Energy for Change: Creating Climate Solutions
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Conference Proposal Deadline Just Weeks Away |
The Spring Conference Call for Proposals Deadline is December 22, 2009. Members will be considered as speakers for NHBSR's 2010 Spring Conference through a simple proposal process. In one page, please include the following;
· Proposed Session Title/Topic · Featured Speaker Names and Titles · Topic Description · Target Audience · Major "Takeaway" For Participants
Completed proposals should be emailed to NHBSR Program Director Kate Luczko. Questions regarding the process may be directed to Kate at 603.391.7437. Don't forget to budget for valuable conference sponsorship and exhibit opportunities too. The Sponsorship/Exhibitor Deadline is February 12, 2010. Align your company with NHBSR's 10th Anniversary Conference. A variety of exceptional promotional and sponsorship opportunities are available. Call or email Executive Director, Molly Hodgson Smith at 603.391.8471 today to preview an advance list of exclusive member opportunities. |
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Senator Shaheen/NHBSR Clean Energy Biz Leaders Present |
The New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College and New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility will be hosting United States Senator Jeanne Shaheen and a panel of NHBSR member clean energy business leaders for a discussion on Clean Energy and Jobs for the Future on December 7 at 11:30 am at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College, 100 Saint Anselm Drive in Manchester. Panelists will include NHBSR members; Frank Alix, Powerspan; Ken Colburn, Stonyfield Farm; and Steve Walker, New England Wood Pellet. RSVP |