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This week's guest is Susan Martore-Baker, president of Cambridge Trust Company of New Hampshire, a division of Eastern Bank. Discussion revolves around the nuances of philanthropic giving and how everyone can take part, no matter how big or small the gesture. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠nedelta.com⁠⁠.

This week's guest is Robert Campbell, who had a 27-year career with the U.S. Army and is now an author, keynote speaker, and leadership coach. He speaks regularly on people-centric leadership education and experience ‘from the Battlefield to the Boardroom’ to government and private organizations. His newest book, "Left and Right of the Boom: The Art of Leadership Before, During, and After Crisis," is available now at robcampbellleadership.com. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠nedelta.com⁠.

NeighborWorks Southern NH's executive director Robert Tourigny shares more about their latest, and biggest, project in Manchester: The Apartments at Pearl & Orange. Tourigny discusses the partnership that helped make it happen, his journey with the organization over 20 years, and more on affordable housing in NH.

This episode features Don Gregori, chief operating officer of First Factory and author of “The Emergent Leader: A Guide to Brand Building, Leadership, and Self-Mastery." Discussion revolves around AI, leadership, talent retention and more.

Marmon Utility President Ken Woo highlights the advanced manufacturing industry in NH and shares insight into how the company has been delivering electric infrastructure supports for 75 years.

Wire Belt CEO Jonathan Greer shares insight into how the 100-year-old company continues to achieve success, even when faced with challenges such as tariffs and supply chain issues. Topics range from sustainable energy practices to workforce development and more.

Kyle Moschen, a senior media relations manager at Weber Shandwick based in Seattle, was chosen as the commencement speaker for Nashua Community College's 2026 ceremony. He stopped by NH Business Review's podcast studio to chat about his experience at NCC jump-started his career and how he learned to build a network through his community. Topics also include job-seeking efforts outside of LinkedIn, and how storytelling is essential in a digital-forward world.

University of NH's new student-run digital marketing agency, Voice Z Digital, recently celebrated working with its 100th client, Rooted Rose Recreation and Wellness. The program's adjunct professor, Alex LaBrecque, student Maddie Nerden, and Rooted Rose founder Erika Halaby talk about their experience working together and how Voice Z Digital helps businesses collaborate with the next generation of workers.

Community College System of NH Chancellor Mark Rubinstein shares insight into the impact post-secondary education has in New Hampshire and beyond. Rubinstein also highlights his recent honor of receiving NHTI's Early Learning Champion Award in recognition of his leadership and for helping to secure funding to use as tuition support for those pursuing a degree or certificate in early childhood education. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠nedelta.com.

Kris Puskar and Kelly Mulholland of Eastern Bank share how they work with small businesses in NH, and nationwide, in celebration of Small Business Month in May. Topics include insight into how small businesses can work with their local community banker, and how banks like Eastern help small business owners navigate economic challenges. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit ⁠⁠⁠nedelta.com⁠⁠⁠.

This week's guests are Rob Whitten and Jane Lo, co-founders of P!ng, an innovative approach to coffee shop drive-thru experiences. With Rob's background in complex robotics and Jane's experience in product development, P!ng revolutionizes the coffee shop drive-thru to make it more efficient and quicker in just two clicks on your phone. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit ⁠⁠nedelta.com⁠⁠.

This week's podcast guest is Michael Flaherty, who joined Taylor Community as president and CEO more than a decade ago. He shares his experiencing leading the Lakes Region continuing care retirement community, later expanding it to three sites across Laconia, Wolfeboro and Meredith. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit ⁠nedelta.com⁠.

CEO Kathleen Reardon and Communications Manager Angelica Ladd of the NH Center for Nonprofits share more about the organization's recent "Nonprofits Get It Done" campaign and its upcoming NH Gives fundraising event, and help dispel myths about nonprofits and how they add value to communities. Discussion also touches on challenges the industry faces, such as federal funding cuts and DEI. Learn more about the Center at nhnonprofits.org. This episode of Down to Business is brought to you by Northeast Delta Dental. What the power of more can do to provide the right dental coverage for your business and your employees. Visit nedelta.com.

Meghan Shue, head of investment strategy at Wilmington Trust, a division of M&T Bank, shares insight into macro economic trends, along with wealth management and investment strategies she's seeing in the industry.

Advanced Solutions Life Sciences partner and chief scientist Jay Hoying discusses how the company's AI-powered software helps create human tissue and bone through a 3D printing platform known as the BioAssembly Bot 500 (BAB for short). Learn more about how BAB helped reconstruct a veteran's jawline at a VA hospital in Seattle and how the company is impacting the regenerative medicine industry.