Building Tomorrow’s Workforce:

Collaborative Strategies for Education and Career Pathways Design

February 14, Online via Zoom, 12-1 PM

Join us in this insightful webinar as we explore innovative approaches to educate the workforce and design effective career pathways. Discover the power of collaboration between businesses and schools, unlocking opportunities for professional growth and creating a roadmap for a skilled and future-ready workforce.

Speakers: 

• Michael Turmelle, Director of Education and Career Initiatives, NH Charitable Foundation
• Anne Banks, Apprenticeship Programs Manager, Community College Systems of NH
• JoAnna Luiso, Director of Career and Professional Development Center at SNHU

Thank you to our Pathways to Prosperity sponsor:

Interested in sponsoring this program? We have sponsor opportunities available.

Human Resources Peer Impact Network

Introducing our HR Professionals Peer Impact Network!

In response to the needs voiced by our community, we've established two exclusive peer-driven groups, where professionals converge to spearhead transformation across various organizational domains—from sustainability to fostering human-centered workplaces.

By coming together, our members amplify their individual efforts and influence, driving change not only within their organizations but also across entire industries and sectors to shape the future of HR practices and beyond.

Sustainability Awards

2024 Sustainability Awards

Recognizing local sustainability business, nonprofit, and student leaders.

Join us as we roll out the green carpet to recognize and amplify the sustainability efforts of leaders within the NHBSR business community. The Sustainability Awards also recognize that students are the heart of our future and highlight their efforts with Changemaker Awards.

March 13, 2024

5:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Southern New Hampshire University

2521 N River Rd, SNHU Dining Center, Hooksett, NH 03106

Thank you to our Sustainability Awards and MWM sponsors:

Member News

Upcoming virtual series from Dartmouth Health will offer education for those interested in shaping policy related to political, social determinants of health

Dartmouth Health’s next Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) virtual educational series will examine legislation and executive action on key current issues and educate participants on engaging in advocacy. “Policies to Advance the Health & Economic Prosperity of New Hampshire Communities” begins this month and spans across eight sessions, including:



1. February 22: Our Current Political Landscape
2. March 7: Cannabis Legislation
3. March 21: Workforce and Economy
4. April 4: Patient Choice in Healthcare
5. April 18: Public Health Systems
6. May 2: Digital Health Equity
7. May 16: Workplace Violence
8. May 30: Wrap Up Session

All sessions will be held from 8-9 am. Registration is required and free of charge. Project ECHO is a program of the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center.

New Experiential Program Connects Students to Granite State Organizations

The University of New Hampshire has launched Semester for Impact, a new initiative that pairs UNH undergraduates with Granite State organizations to support projects related to positive environmental and social impact and enhance the overall well-being of local communities. There will be four UNH students in the initial cohort.

NHBSR Calendar

Feb 14

Building Tomorrow’s Workforce: Collaborative Strategies for Education and Career Pathways Design Join us in this insightful webinar as we explore innovative approaches to educate the workforce and design effective career pathways. Register

Mar 13

NHBSR Sustainability Awards Join us as we roll out the green carpet to amplify the efforts of leaders within the NHBSR business community. Register

Mar 19

Fostering Workplace Culture in a Remote or Hybrid Environment Webinar. Learn the top trends of maintaining organizational culture in a remote environment. Register

Mar 22

QPR Training (Mental Health CPR Training) QPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer — the three simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. Register

Learn more about our programs on our website.

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