Ayotte emphasized her record, bipartisan cooperation and New Hampshire’s low-tax business climate. Warmington focused on affordability and argued that the state needs more direct investment in housing, health care, childcare and public education.
The candidates for New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District answered chamber members’ questions on housing, health care, education, nonprofits and business priorities. They found common ground on congressional term limits, although that agreement produced one of the forum’s direct exchanges.
Ayotte closed by telling the Nashua business community that the “state of the state is strong,” but said New Hampshire must continue to tackle housing, child care, energy costs, workforce and education to remain, in her words, “the best state in the nation to live, work and raise a family.”
The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Brian Shankey as their new President & CEO. Brian brings more than two decades of nonprofit leadership, fundraising expertise, and volunteer management experience to the organization. He will officially begin on Monday, July 13th, leading the Chamber as it continues
The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrated outstanding leaders, businesses, and organizations during the 23rd Annual Eminence Awards held on Wednesday, May 20, at Sky Meadow Country Club. The event recognized individuals and organizations making a lasting impact on the Greater Nashua community through leadership, innovation, service, and dedication.
