INCUBATOR UPDATE

Hannah Grimes  

Triples Space for Entrepreneurs  

Incubator

Recently completed renovations at the Hannah Grimes Center's 25 Roxbury Street building have tripled the size of its Business Incubator Program from 5 to 15 incubating offices. It has also created a new home for the Hannah Grimes Center.

 

"Construction of a new main floor creates a beautiful and extremely functional office space ideally suited for start-ups and small businesses that are ready to grow," said Mary Ann Kristiansen, Executive Director.

 

The offices include access to educational and business development programming, and critical support services such as high-speed internet - wired and wireless; secure 24/7 access to offices; a multi-media conference room; kitchenette and shower facilities; and a networked multi-function color copier/fax.

 

"Peer networking is an important aspect of a business incubator space," added Kristiansen. "Entrepreneurs often feel isolated. We help entrepreneurs engage, energize, and connect which increases their opportunities for success." Studies show that small businesses have a significantly higher success rate when they locate in a business incubator space.  

HANNAH GRIMES NEWS

 Hannah Grimes Center  

Business Incubator Grand Opening 

Grand OpeningRSVP 

NO WORKSHOPS in JULY

Have a WONDERFUL summer!

CLASSIFIEDS
Entrepreneurial Needs & Offerings*
Sponsorship Opportunity: Reach your customers and build relationships at BizConNH on October 1, 2011 in Peterborough, NH, during a full day of special events (networking, workshops, table talks and more) exclusively for business owners and executives.  See details at http://www.bizconnh.com/sponsors.

Website Content Audits: For June-August, Sharon Bailly is offering 25% off a website content audit and gap analysis (now $45 per page with a minimum charge of $180). Get the information you need to upgrade your site without paying for a complete rewrite.  Contact Sharon at

write@twriteplus.com; 603-924-0935.


Seeking Shared Office Space: Holistic Nutritionist/Herbalist Seeking to Share Retail or Large Office Space with Professional or Compliment Business. Required space for Nutrition Supplements/Teaching Modalities. Potential Interests call Marcia 603-933-3547.
 
NHBSR Seeks Executive Director: The leading organization in the promotion of socially responsible and sustainable practices in the state of New Hampshire -- New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility -- has an exciting opportunity for the position of Executive Director.  View details.

*The Hannah Grimes Center is posting these classifieds as a service to readers and does not imply endorsement.  Add your own classified ad: Send a 20-30 word description of your service or product that is directly supporting entrepreneurs to jen@hannahgrimes.com.  Make sure to include the best way to contact you.
MONADNOCK REGION EVENTS

A Step-By-Step Guide to Finding the Hottest Franchise

The Entrepreneurs Source 

Tuesday, June 28, 7-8 p.m. OR

Thursday, June 30, Noon - 1 p.m. 

Online Webinar 

Discover the real cost involved in franchise ownership, how to find funding for a business or franchise and find out if a franchise is "right" for you.  Cost: Free.  For more information on this webinar, check out the teaser!  Register for June 28 or June 30 or contact Suzanne.Gray@comcast.net; 603-585-3110


QuickBooks® Payroll - The Payoff!

Lynn C. Rust, CPA

Thursday, June 30, 9 a.m. - Noon

Lynn C. Rust, CPA Office, Swanzey


Sign up for a payroll course that pays off. This overview touches on setup, payroll expense and liabilities, payroll tax forms, and reports. QuickBooks® payroll covers all the important areas: direct deposit; EFTPS signup; employees; preparing paychecks; preparing state and federal tax forms and paying state and federal unemployment liabilities; and more. Three hours of easy-to-understand training with our top-notch QuickBooks® trainers, Selena Wilder and Heather Ringland.
Cost: $80 (Due in Advance). Contact: Peggi Brogan 603-358-6565; pbrogan@lcrcpa.com.
Looking for More Events? 

 

 Economy At Mid-Year 

Tuesday, June 28

Radisson Hotel, Manchester 

 

MASS Innovation Nights 

Wednesday, July 13 

Bradford Mill, Concord MA

 

Social Media Clinics for Business Owners

July 21 & 28 and August 4 & 11

Marlboro College Graduate Center, Brattleboro VT 

 

NH365.org
NH Small Business Development Center
NH Business Resource Center
LOCAL LIVING ECONOMY EVENTS
Events that help business owners give back and strengthen our region's local living economy.

Conservation Psychology Institute

Antioch University New England

Monday - Friday, July 25-29 

AUNE, Keene

 

This week long summer intensive program brings together scholars, students, professionals and a gifted psychology and organizational development faculty to explore how the tools of psychology can be used in a wide range of effective conservation and sustainability practices. More details online.  Contact: 603-283-2122 or email conspsy.aune@antioch.edu.

 

Who would benefit from this program?

- Educators, researchers and students in various disciplines interested in conservation psychology.

- Conservation or sustainability professionals in the Northeastern U.S. and beyond, including those in federal, state or local government agencies and nonprofit organizations.

- Environmental and sustainability advocates.

- Individuals from other green organizations and businesses interested in learning about conservation psychology principles.

 

Save the Date: 

2011 CONNECT Event 

With Michael Shuman

Hannah Grimes Center 

Wednesday, October 12

Alyson's Orchard, Walpole 

 

Michael Shuman directs the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies' (BALLE) research and economic development outreach program.  An economist, attorney, author, and entrepreneur, Michael has authored, coauthored, or edited seven books, including The Small Mart Revolution: How Local Businesses Are Beating the Global Competition (Berrett-Koehler, 2006) which was awarded a bronze medal for best business book by the Independent Publishers' Association.  More details to come!

NEWS & RESOURCES

Tools That Can Help When There Is Too Much on Your Plate 

By David Freedman, Original Posted on NYTimes 

We all feel a bit disorganized and even overwhelmed at times. You know the feeling - crucial tasks are slipping between the cracks, you're not sure what needs to be done next, you're missing deadlines, other people aren't coming through with their pieces of the project. If you're feeling that way more than occasionally, you may need help from project-management and other task-organizing tools.
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INCUBATOR UPDATE
HGC NEWS
CLASSIFIEDS
MONADNOCK REGION BUSINESS EVENTS
LOCAL LIVING ECONOMY EVENTS
INNOVATION RESOURCES
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