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n Report any suspected fraud to your bank immediately.For more information on cyber security, visit

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It is my pleasure to invite you to advertise in the 2017/2018 Greater Dover Visitor & Relocation Guide that will showcase Dover as the family-friendly, culturally rich and historically significant place that it is.

Advertising is a privilege of membership. This guide will feature members only, so this is your exclusive opportunity to showcase your business as part of what makes Dover such a vibrant place to visit, work and live.

Receive a 10% discount for all contracts signed before December 30. Call Julia and Theresa from Big Brown Books, our publishing partner, at (603) 436-7942 to reserve your preferred location in the guide today!

Warmly,

Molly Hodgson, Executive Director

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STAFF

G R E A T E R D O V E R C H A M B E R O F C O M M E R C E

Christine Sieks, Chair Townsquare Media

Marion Cheney, Chair ElectRe/Max on the Move

Jean Tremblay, Vice ChairFederal Savings Bank

Paula Daley DePlanche, CPA, TreasurerLeone, McDonnell & Roberts PA

Sean O’Connell, Past ChairShaheen & Gordon

Captain Bill BreaultCity of Dover Police

Dennis BurkeMr. Electric

Jonathan BurnsLiberty Mutual

Catalina CelentanoEversource

Roland LapointeD.F. Richard Energy

Deanna StrandDover Adult Learning Center ofStrafford County

Kevin SullivanRivermill at Dover Landing

Delise WestHuman Resource Partners

Jeffrey HughesWentworth-Douglass Hospital

Molly HodgsonExecutive Director

Katie MacKinnonMembership Director

Ryan QueenanCommunity Events Director

Kim LindquistBusiness Programs & Communications Manager

Donna RinaldiFinance Manager

DIRECTORS

Dover Chamber Announces New Board Members at Annual MeetingThe Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce was pleased to name two new board

members at the Annual Meeting and Open House, held in September. The event, held at Cara Irish Pub and hosted by 2016 Large Business of the Year iHeart Media, brought Chamber members together to welcome new board members, but also to celebrate the past year’’ successes.

New to the board of directors for 2016 are Jeffrey Hughes and Dennis Burke.

Jeffery Hughes, Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, has over 30 years of professional experience in health care strategy and clinical business development gained through a variety of health care settings and positions. Jeff currently serves as a member of the New Castle, Historic District

Commission, and is Chairman of the New Castle Capital Improvement Plan Committee. Jeff received a Master’s Degree in Public Health from the Yale University School of Medicine, and a Bachelor’s Degree with honors from Boston University.

Dennis Burke, Franchise Owner, Mr. Electric, has always shown an incredible commitment to his community. In addition to serving on many Dover Chamber committees, such as Cochecho Arts Festival, July 4th Celebration, City Lights and Festival of Trees, he is also a board member of the Greater Somersworth Chamber of Commerce, Treasurer for the SHARE Fund, and a volunteer at the Prescott Park Arts Festival in Portsmouth and the Bluegrass Festival in Somersworth. Every year

since its inception, Dennis has volunteered to “power” the Festival of Trees in City Hall. The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors is comprised of Chair

Christine Sieks, Townsquare Media; Chair Elect Marion Cheney, Re/Max On the Move; Vice Chair Jean Tremblay, Federal Savings Bank; Treasurer Paula Daley-DePlanche, Leone, McDonnell & Roberts PA; Past Chair Sean O’Connell, Shaheen & Gordon; Captain Bill Breault, City of Dover Police; Jonathan Burns, Liberty Mutual; Catalina Celentano, Eversource; Roland LaPointe, D.F. Richard; Deanna Strand, Dover Adult Learning Center of Strafford County; and Kevin Sullivan, Rivermill at Dover Landing.

Jeffery Hughes Wentworth-Douglass Hospital

Dennis BurkeMr. Electric

Government Affairs Discusses, Informs & Advocates The Government Affairs Committee meets the second Monday of

the month at 7:30 a.m. at the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, 550 Central Avenue. The group is chaired by Sean O’Connell, Shaheen & Gordon, P.A.

The Mission of the Government Affairs Committee is to monitor and track legislation and government-related issues on the municipal, state and federal levels. The committee makes formal recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding positions the Chamber should adopt in regard to various issues. Once recommendations are adopted, the committee assists the Chamber in promoting its positions.

This committee oversees the chamber’s production of the following annual events;n State of the State Breakfast n State of the City breakfast n Legislative Receptionn Mayoral, Council & School Board Conversation with the Candidatesn New Hampshire House of Representatives & Senate Conversation with the Candidatesn Economic Forecast n Issue Forums on energy, healthcare, education, housing etc.

Visit www.dovernh.org/economic to view highlights from the chamber’s monthly Government Affairs Committee, view important communications and educational forums relative to economic development and see what issues the Chamber has taken a position on and/or advocated for in the past year.

Sean O’ConnellChairGovernment AffairsShaheen & Gordon, P.A.

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Ambassadors Fine Tune Operations in 2016!Ambassadors ensure that members

understand and take advantage of the benefits of Chamber membership. To support this effort, we have been working hard to create ways to fine tune our outreach to members. In September of 2015, we launched the “One Member at a Time Initiative,” which brought more focus to our process. This helped improve the quality of our conversations, and more importantly the feedback we received.

In September of 2016, we enhanced our process even further with the Dover Chamber Ambassador ARM program. Our 25 Ambassadors are now assigned into one of three teams that will strategically support a member’s experience at key moments in their membership. From exploring ways to grow the membership, to ensuring new members have a successful first year, this new initiative is designed to Attain, Retain and Maintain members.

Our goal is for the outreach process to be seamless, for every member to know what is happening and to always have someone to reach out to. We’re excited to see this new program improve our outreach to the membership and ensure an excellent experience for all Chamber members.

Shawn OlstenChair, Ambassadors

Dover Chamber helps members build their brands

The Chamber’s 5th Annual Small Business Series was held at the Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Conference Center and Hampton Inn this fall. Twenty local small business and nonprofit leaders participated in all three sessions, sponsored by Eastern Bank, and learned how to build a branding and marketing strategy to meet specific goals.

“Going into our fifth year, it was important that we produced a program that responds directly to what we are hearing is a challenge – developing a brand that attracts and retains loyal customers and employees,” said Executive Director Molly Hodgson, “By bringing in branding and marketing professionals who are passionate about helping local businesses and nonprofits succeed, we can help participants get strategic and move forward with their brands.”

The first two sessions were led by Bridget Sprague and Heidi Bellamente of the Hell Yeah Company. Participants learned what a brand strategy can do for their business and built a foundation to build their own strategy. The final session taught participants how to fully execute their strategy. Participants heard from branding and marketing consultants on what channels, content and conversion tactics to use for results. Panelists were Beverly Hodsdon of Joyce Design Solutions, Heidi Mitrushi and Kelly Kilgallon of Tap House Media, and Eric Sessler of Eastern Marketing Services.

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Education Committee Connects Classrooms to Careers

The top initiatives of the Chamber’s Education Committee for 2017 support our mission to provide a bridge between the greater Dover business community, local schools and learning centers to promote an educated, skilled workforce. They are:1. Host “Bridge to our Future”: This

event provides high school students the opportunity to explore potential career paths, engage with future employers and contribute to the future workforce. The 2017 March date will be announced soon.

2. Grant an Educator of the Year Award: Education professionals working in a chamber member school who plan to continue in their position next year are eligible. Nominees must 1) have daily contact with students, 2) employ innovative strategies to optimize student learning, 3) make a positive contribution to the community by fostering civic participation among his/her students, and 4) demonstrate ongoing leadership in professional development activities and encourage cooperative relationships with colleagues. A $1,000 stipend comes with the award, sponsored by Measured Progress.

3. Grant a Student Scholarship: A $1,000 scholarship, sponsored by Measured Progress is awarded annually to a student accepted to, or attending a post-secondary education institution. Eligibility requirements: 1) student is graduating from a chamber member school, or 2) works for a chamber member business, or 3) has a parent/guardian that works for a chamber member business.

4. Research & Develop a new “Education Advocacy” Award: Over the course of 2017, Education Committee members will explore adding a new award. The award will be presented to a business, organization or individual that has contributed greatly to the greater Dover educational community. Criteria will be developed to sync up with the chamber’s other annual award categories.

5. Convene on the second Friday of each month at 7:30 am: to share best practices, valuable information and coordinate educational activities and resources.

Jeanne SuppleChairEducationCommitteeMeasured Progress

Thursday, December 1, 20167:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Garrison Wing Conference CenterBuffet breakfast will be provided.

Connecting Classrooms to CareersCultivating the Seacoast’s Future Workforce

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UNH Professional Development & TrainingMichael Mengers

Durham, NHunh.edu/training

AutoFair Nissan of StrathamDan Reed

Stratham, NHautofairnissan.com

New Hope For ChildrenAlisa Karwowski

Dover, NHnewhopeadoption.com

Turnip the BeetAllison Williams

Dover, NHturnipthebeetnh.com

Creative Writing Classes & Tutoring Services Gina TroisiDover, NH

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Wicked Staffing Solutions, LLCDerik Cormier

Dover, NHwickedstaffingsolutions.com

Forbes Family ChiropracticMichael Forbes

Dover, NH

Quick To GoAmer Fakhourt

Dover, NHquicktogo.us

Southeastern New Hampshire Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services

Jessica HamiltonDover, NH

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ArbonneErica RiceDover, NH

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Final Finish at Dover Auto WorldAdam Laderbush

Dover, NHfinalfinishdover.com

Welcome New Members

(Joined August 4, 2016 through October 20, 2016)

MEMBER RENEWALSThe Board of Directors and Staff wish to thank the following members who

renewed their Chamber investments in September.

American Legion Dover Post #8Artium Amore PLLC

Belknap Dental AssociatesChemistry Hair Studio

Christopher’s Third Street GrilleCocheco Arts & Technology Academy

Parents AssociationColdwell Banker – Peggy Carter Team

CoWorx Staffing ServicesGarrison Family Dental

HBL Group LLC Insurance AgencyHealthy Smiles

Holy Rosary Credit UnionMcConnell Tenants Collaborative

McDonough-Grimes Irish Dance LLCMerrimack Mortgage Company LLC

Monarch School of New EnglandNew Hampshire Materials Lab

North Star NutritionOptima Bank & Trust

OptionsPanera Bread

Platinum ProductionsPurcell ManagementRAM Printing, Inc.Seacoast RediCare

St. Thomas Episcopal ChurchWentworth Home

RENEWAL E-BLAST RAFFLE

Members who renew their membership during their renewal month are entered to

win a free dedicated e-blast to go out on their organization’s behalf. Valued at $200!

The renewal e-blast winner for Septemberwas HBL Group LLC Insurance Agency!

Get your membership in on-time to win!

Popzup wins grand prize in Start Up NH 2016 pitch competition

Popzup, who joined the Dover Chamber in 2016, pioneers healthy popcorn options like their chemical and plastic free patented Popzup Popper microwave popcorn. On November 2nd at the 2016 Seacoast Start Up NH competition, they took home the first prize which was $30,000 in cash and in-kind awards. Popzup was one of five finalists who presented a Shark Tank style pitch to 3 judges and a public forum.

Co-founders Julie and Marty Lapham started the business an alternative to conventional microwavable popcorn, which Julie describes as containing toxic chemicals. Their inspiration came when Julie’s mother was diagnosed with diabetes and struggled with weight. She turned to microwave popcorn as a snack she could eat to help her loose weight and she began to make it everyday. “Popcorn is a whole grain, low calorie and low fat snack that is perfect for people struggling with weight. We were frustrated that this super snack had become so unhealthy and wanted to fix this serious problem,” said Julie.

Marty Lapham has 40 years experience as a brand strategist for leading institutions in healthcare, academia and business. Julie has 25 years experience in the specialty food industry in product R&D and national sales. “We love our new life and are proud of our Popzup Factory, where we produce all our Popzup Popcorn Products with TLC, and with the help of 3 employees from Community Partners, a local non-profit helping persons with disabilities,” said Marty.

Julie and Marty produce several healthy option popcorn products in their Dover Popzup Factory and are sold in many stores throughout New England. To learn more about the Popzup check out www.popzup.com.

Seacoast Start-Up 2016 is organized by the Rochester Department of Community & Economic Development and the Alpha Loft. Bank of New Hampshire is the presenting sponsor. Other sponsors include Great Bay Community College; Albany International; Lydall; Bernier Insurance and Agagnost Companies. Dumont Property Group, iHeart Media and Epiphany Consulting were the in-kind sponsors.

Marty and Julie Lapham, center, hold the grand prize check of $10,000 at the 2016 Seacoast Start Up NH competition.

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MEMBER NEWS

NH SBA announces 2016 Emerging Leaders Graduates

The U.S. Small Business Administration is pleased to announce the 2016 graduates of the NH SBA Emerging Leaders program. Sixteen small business owners completed the seven-month federal training initiative that specifically focuses on executives of businesses poised for growth. The no-cost program includes 100+ hours of professional specialized training and peer-to-peer counseling over the term of the program. Members of the 2016 graduating class are: Denise Sandberg, president and owner of Concord Awning & Canvas,

Bow Laurel Trahan, president of Age at Home, LLC, Concord Al Tansey, president of Tansey Electric, Inc., ManchesterSabina Chen, director of business development at Micro-Precision

Technologies, SalemJosh Parison, Owner and General Manager of Southport Printing

Company, PortsmouthRobert Barmore, CEO of Therma-Hexx, PortsmouthAndrew White, president of Comptus, ThorntonDelise West, President of Human Resource Partners, DoverMeghan Hoye, president of LighTec, Inc., MerrimackTom Moore, CEO and president of Rockport Technology Group, Inc.,

SalemSeth Ames, general manager of Twin State Sand & Gravel Co, Inc.,

West LebanonRoelof Versteeg, owner of Subsurface Insights, HanoverJeff Murphy, principal engineer at SFC Engineering Partnership, Inc.,

WindhamJustin Bendzewicz, president of BHD Company, PelhamJustin Benton, general manager of Executive Health and Sports Center,

ManchesterDaniel Proulx, Jr., managing member of Monument Construction, LLC,

Nashua The NH SBA received support for the delivery of the program

from the NH Small Business Development Center and TD Bank. The graduates were recognized at a celebration on October 14th at the Manchester Country Club in Bedford. *those highlighted in green are Dover Chamber members*

Northeast Credit Union Appoints New AVP of Marketing

Northeast Credit Union is pleased to announce its recent hire Debbie Auger, who has joined the NECU team as the Assistant Vice President of Marketing, working at the corporate headquarters in Portsmouth, NH. Within this role Auger is a liaison to all departments and helps coordinate product development, member communications as well as oversees day-to-day projects and initiatives.

Auger comes to NECU with over twenty years of experience in the marketing and communications field. Most recently, Auger worked as a Director of Client Services at Sean Tracey Associates in Portsmouth, NH. There she led brand development, marketing strategies, marketing campaigns, website design, SEO strategies, contests, social media and much more. This background has helped Auger easily transition into her current position with NECU.

Kingswood Leasing Celebrates 25 YearsKingswood Leasing, Inc. is celebrating its 25 year

anniversary as a full service, nationwide commercial capital brokerage firm. This year the company is celebrating the trust that is reflected by the growing relationships Kingswood has with its clients. Nothing could make founder and owner, Clifford Metcalfe Jr., more proud than the trust that continues to be placed with his family-owned company.

Kingswood Leasing incorporated in 1991 after Cliff Metcalfe Jr. ventured out on his own in the competitive finance industry and began having immediate success. Kingswood began by serving the industry with the greatest pain points with regard to securing capital, the restaurant and food service industry. Kingswood Leasing’s approach to securing capital was unique. Kingswood had the experience to help clients secure financing that they couldn’t otherwise secure on their own. Kingswood forged relationships and new programs with funding sources to meet the unique needs inherent in the restaurant and food service industry. Kingswood has been a trusted partner to organizations through the good times and the not so good times, outperforming competitors who were not prepared to work with owners through thick and thin. Kingswood Leasing is headquartered in Dover, NH.

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MEMBER NEWSGundalow Arrives in DoverBy Ron Cole, Foster’s Daily Democrat

Dover residents traveled back 200 years on the Cocheco River Thursday afternoon on a very appropriate vehicle, a gundalow.

Many of the 50 passengers called the weather and experience “awesome” as they traveled aboard the gundalow “Piscataqua.” They were acquainted with the lore of the river by Captain George Maglaras of Dover, noted historian and caretaker of the waterway.

Sponsored by the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and the Woodman Museum as part of its 100th anniversary, the gundalow had traveled up the river to Dover from its usual berth in Portsmouth.

A gundalow is a flat-bottom boat that was the 17th to 19th century equivalent of today’s tractor-trailer trucks. During that period, hundreds of them traveled back and forth throughout the Seacoast area moving cargo between ships and land.

The Piscataqua is owned by the Gundalow Company. As it headed downriver, Maglaras expounded on all that was related to the river going back several hundred years.

As the 70-foot boat glided on the glassy waters, all had an opportunity to enjoy snacks from Mezzanine Catering of Dover, which were provided by the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce. The libations came from 7th Settlement Brewery.

Service Credit Union celebrates branch opening at UNH

Service Credit Union celebrated the opening of its new Wildcat Stadium branch at the University of New Hampshire with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, September 8th.

University, state and credit union representatives attended the event, marking Service Credit Union’s first branch on a college campus and a continuing great partnership with Wildcat Athletics.

The branch officially opened its doors on August 22nd and is a full-service location offering loans, certificates, checking, savings and other financial products and services.

Besides the branch, the Wildcat Stadium is home to the Service Credit Union Victory Club which is a premium stadium club seating area overlooking the Wildcat football field.

In 2014, Service Credit Union and University of New Hampshire Wildcat Athletics announced a 10-year partnership.

Great Bay Community College, Amadeus Enjoy RelationshipBy Paul Briand, Foster’s Daily Democrat

Great Bay Community College (GBCC) is well known for its relationships with manufacturers in the region. It is a case of supply and demand: The college has a supply of qualified students, the manufacturers demand qualified workers to fill their jobs.

Amadeus, at 75 New Hampshire Ave. at Pease International Tradeport, advises the community college down the road at 320 Corporate Drive about what it needs to fill positions in providing technology solutions to the hospitality industry. The community college, in turn, trains its students, particularly those in its Information Systems Technology program, for jobs at Amadeus.

GBCC is well regarded in the state for its ability to recognize the needs of employers, then, with the advice of those employers, train students with skills specific to certain jobs.

Hillman Named President of NH Chapter of Elder Law Attorneys

Benjamin Siracusa Hillman, a partner with Shaheen & Gordon, P.A., has been named President of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

At the chapter’s recent meeting, Siracusa Hillman was also awarded the Ann N. Butenhof Award. He was a co-recipient with the chapter’s current president, Susan Abert. The award is given to chapter members who have gone above and beyond for service to the chapter over the prior year.

Siracusa Hillman was honored for his work while he served as the chapter’s treasurer. He is also a member of the Elder Law, Estate Planning, and Probate Law Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association. Earlier this year, Siracusa Hillman was named Shareholder / Director of Shaheen & Gordon and oversees its Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust practice group.

From left to right are UNH Vice President for Finance & Administration Chris Clement; Service Credit Union Wildcat Stadium Branch Manager Josh St. Hilaire; State Senator Martha Fuller Clarke; Service Credit Union Board of Directors Chair David Hanchett; New Hampshire Banking Commissioner Gerald “Jerry” Little; Director of Wildcat Athletics Marty Scarano and Serviced Credit Union President/CEO David Van Rossum.

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Citizen’s Leadership Academy Graduates 23On Thursday, November 3,

Chamber Executive Director Molly Hodgson, Dover City Manager, Michael Joyal, Deputy Mayor, Robert Carrier and Mayor Karen Weston congratulated twenty three Dover residents who completed the 2016 Eastern Bank Citizens’ Leadership Academy. The Academy, an annual program presented by the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and City of Dover, educates residents about the different municipal departments in Dover and the services they provide to the community.

The group, which met six times over the course of a month, concluded with a presentation by Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Elaine Arbour. Academy participants also heard presentations from City Manager, Michael Joyal, Director of Planning & Community Development, Christopher G. Parker, Recreation Director, Gary Bannon, Economic Development Director, Daniel Barufaldi and Library Director, Cathleen Beaudoin.

The Citizens’ Leadership Academy also attended three field trips. On October 13th participants were shown around the new police facility by Chief Colarusso and staff. On October 20th, participants toured the Liberty North End Fire Station and enjoyed presentations from Fire Department Chief Hagman and company. Community Services Director, Doug Steele, hosted the Academy for a bus tour of the City’s various Community Services facilities on October 22nd.

How you like them apples?

October 1st marked the 32nd celebration of Apple Harvest Day, the Seacoast’s largest fall Festival underwritten by Federal Savings Bank. 2016 was just as successful as years passed featuring over 300 vendors, 6 stages of entertainment, numerous family friendly activities and a 5K road race underwritten by Seacoast Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. In total, this year’s event spanned nearly eight blocks, including large sections of Central Avenue, Henry Law Ave, First, Second and Third Street, as well as Henry Law Park, Orchard Street and the McConnell Center on Locust Street. Critical to this year’s success, as always, were the volunteers and sponsors who all deserve a gracious thank you from the Chamber. You all make the Festival a success and enjoyable for all.

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