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NHACCE Comes to Dover
S U M M E R 2014
NEWSLETTER SPONSOR
Dover Hosts NH Chamber Executives
The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and the
Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce are proud to cohost the New Hampshire Association of Chamber of
Commerce Executives (NHACCE) in Dover for their annual spring gathering on
June 6 at the 7th Settlement Brewery and Pub.
NHACCE provides chamber of commerce executives with an organized
forum to foster and enhance personal and professional development by
sponsoring and conducting educational programs, conferences and events.
“Mike Schidlovsky and I are very proud to be co-hosting this important
group on the Seacoast. We both serve on the board and believe strongly in the
value of sharing best practices peer to peer,” said Molly Hodgson, Executive
Director of the Dover Chamber.
The day’s agenda will run from 10:30 am until 3 pm and will include
open networking, a keynote address by Glenn Klink, Executive Director of
Minuteman Health–New Hampshire and roundtable discussions on various
topics pertaining to chamber operations.
“In addition to providing our chamber professionals with the opportunity
to learn from each other, we are thrilled to have the chance to bring one of New
Hampshire’s newest members of the business community in to share their plans
for providing quality affordable healthcare to New Hampshire,” said Hodgson’s
co-host and Director of the Exeter Chamber, Mike Schidlovsky.
In line with its mission to provide training and education to chamber
professionals, the event is free to any NHACCE chamber member employee.
$10,000 Sweepstakes Winners Announced!
It was a family affair at the
Chamber’s Sweepstakes
& Auction as the motherdaughter team of Pam
Hogan and Taunya Hogan
Wentworth ended up
splitting the $10,000 grand
prize and $1,000 runner up
prize. Here, Hogan and
Hogan Wentworth stand
with Chamber Community
Events Manager Michael
Mengers, Sweeps Emcee
Don Briand and Sweeps
Committee Chair, Toby
Arkwell. Ricky DiCicco, not
pictured, also got a cut of
the winnings, having split the
purchase of Hogan’s ticket.
by Brian S. Main
Asst. Vice President
Dover Office Manager
Whether personally
or as a business owner
you continually make
decisions that affect
you or your business.
You may or may not have thought about
the importance of who you are banking
with. At Bank of New Hampshire one of
our focuses is small businesses as they are
a key element to the success and growth of
New Hampshire.
As the new Dover Office Manager at
Bank of New Hampshire I will provide
you with a banking experience that is
easy, convenient and pleasant. As your
needs change, we will be happy to help
you evaluate those needs and offer you the
services that will allow you to achieve your
goals.
Bank of New Hampshire has a variety
of checking account options; we offer
solutions for accepting payments from
your clients and provide different ways
for you to pay your vendors and suppliers.
Partnering with your bank is important
and at Bank of New Hampshire we take
pride in helping our customers meet
their financial objectives. We specialize
in banking and you specialize in your
business, so let us build a relationship
to help you in making the best financial
decisions for you.
I look forward to my new role as the
Office Manager and hope to see you at
many Chamber and community events.
Please feel free to call me at
603.740.4277 or stop in to say ‘hi’ at 845
Central Avenue.
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G R E A T E R
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CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
OFFICERS
Toby Arkwell, Chair
RW Insurance
Jim Horne, Chair Elect
Beacon Business Advantage
Jeanne Supple, Vice Chair
Measured Progress
Jim Brannen, Treasurer
Federal Savings Bank
Doug Glennon, Past Chair
Glennon Consulting Group
DIRECTORS
Jonathan Burns
Liberty Mutual
Catalina Celentano
Public Service of New Hampshire
Marion Cheney
ReMax On the Move
Donna Coraluzzo
Dover Children’s Home
Paula Daley DePlanche, CPA
Leone, McDonnell & Roberts PA
Christine Goodwin
WB Mason
Brian Kelley
Kelley’s Row Restaurant & Cellar Pub
DOVER
State of the City
On May 16, Dover City Manager Michael Joyal, Jr. moderated the Greater Dover
Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs’ State of the City. The forum, sponsored by
Public Service of New Hampshire, took place in the McConnell Center Café.
City Manager Joyal moderated discussion among Recreation Director Gary
Bannon, Police Captain Bill Breault, Economic Development Director Daniel Barufaldi,
Community Services Director Douglas W. Steele II and Interim Superintendent Antonio
Fernandes.
Topics discussed by the panelists included the new police station, improvements to
Henry Law Park, downtown traffic flow and road conditions. Joyal moderated a question
and answer segment where the public was invited to ask questions.
“Dover has seen tremendous growth over the last few years and there are still many
plans in the works that will continue the progress in the city,” commented Greater
Dover Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Molly Hodgson. “It was great to give
the public an opportunity to hear directly from some of those individuals who are so
instrumental in shaping the change.”
Sean O’Connell
Shaheen & Gordon
Christine Sieks
Clear Channel Entertainment & Media
Deanna Strand
Dover Adult Learning Center of
Strafford County
Gregory Walker
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
CHAMBER STAFF
Molly Hodgson
Executive Director
SPONSORED BY
Donna Rinaldi
Operational Director
Katie Mack
Membership & Business Resource Manager
Michael Mengers
Community Events Manager
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Catalpult and SeacoastOnline.c om Identify “10 To Watch”
The Chamber’s Executive Director, Molly Hodgson,
served as one of five distinguished judges for the very first
‘10 to Watch Awards’ presented by Catapult and Seacoast
Online.com. A special ceremony was held on May 14th
honoring the young professionals.
The inaugural contest was judged by a panel of business
and community leaders who reviewed a total of 142 nominees
who are making positive contributions to the social and
economic development of our region. A full list of the
nominations and winners can be seen at www.seacoastonline.
com/10towatch .
The judges were Will Arvelo, President, Great Bay
Community College; Stephen Gianotti, Founder & President,
The Woodland Group; Molly Hodgson, Executive Director,
Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce; Jason Kroll,
Managing Partner, BANK W Holdings, LLC; J.T.O’Donnell,
CEO of CAREEREALISM.com & CareerHMO.com; Renee
Plummer, VP of Marketing, Two International Group and
Jennifer Wheeler, Executive Director, Leadership Seacoast.
Two Dover Chamber members and a chamber staffer
were among the distinguished honorees;
Kelly Glennon
Vice President, Risk Management
Federal Savings Bank
Kelly has been working for Federal
Savings Bank for over 16 years. She
started working as a part-time teller in
1997 while she was an undergraduate
student at UNH. After graduating with a BS in Business
Administration and marketing concentration, Kelly quickly
moved from teller to teller trainer and in 1999, retail loan
officer. Shortly after, she began managing the team of loan
officers and focused on getting to know the community by
being an active participant and volunteer for local nonprofits.
In 2004 Kelly assumed the role of Marketing Director.
She quickly created a marketing message and bank brand
that hinged on the purpose of a community bank—to
positively impact the community. In 2007, Kelly was
promoted to an Assistant Vice President in her marketing
role and again in 2009, as Vice President. She also became
the youngest member of the executive management team
the bank had ever seen.
Kelly has served as the Volunteer Committee Chair for
the Chamber’s Cochecho Arts Festival and Apple Harvest
Day. She is on the board of the Cochecho Valley Humane
Society and has served as an Ambassador, Presenter and
regular committee participant at the Dover Chamber of
Commerce. She was chosen as the 2007 Chamber Volunteer
of the Year. Kelly has served the United Way of the Greater
Seacoast as Volunteer, Committee Chair and as the United
Way Spirit of the Seacoast, Award Selection Committee
Member.
Mike Carlton
Owner & Founder
Calling All Cargo
Mike Carlton, owner of Calling All
Cargo Moving and Storage is a USMC
veteran, husband, father of 1 year old twin
boys and loyal friend to many. It is no secret
Mike and his team at Calling All Cargo
Moving and Storage want to help. From his participation in the
Festival of Trees, to working with Hiring our Heroes, Mike is
intent on using his strengths and resources to help make our
community a better place.
In 2012 Mike was awarded with the Greater Dover
Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year award for efforts
donating moving services, time, and funds to organizations
such as: The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire, A Safe
Place, Celebrate Pink, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater
Seacoast, Apple Harvest Day and Dancing with the Dover
Stars.
Calling All Cargo donated trucks, equipment and
manpower for the setup and takedown of the Seacoast
Chamber Alliance’s Seacoast Business Expo. In November,
everyone at Calling All Cargo grew fancy mustaches to raise
funds and awareness for men’s health issues for Movember.com.
Mike’s good karma, compassion, and commitment to
excellence are the foundation of his business and his life.
Mike Mengers
Community Events Manager
Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce
Mike is an active member of the
Seacoast community. Currently he serves
as Treasurer on the Board of Directors for
Zebra Crossings, a Dover-based non-profit
organization committed to providing enrichment programs for
children with chronic health conditions. He also is a member of
the University of New Hampshire Recreation Management &
Policy Advisory Board, where he provides analysis and advice
on the Department’s current and future curriculum decisions.
Mike has acted as intern supervisor and mentor for over a
dozen UNH students while he works as the Community Events
Manager at the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce.
For the past three years Mike has worked as the
Community Events Manager at the Greater Dover Chamber of
Commerce where he oversees Seacoast favorites such as Apple
Harvest Day, the Cochecho Arts Festival, and Festival of Trees.
Most recently, he was pivotal in the creation and 2014 launch
of the Dover Race Series. In January, Mike started to teach at
UNH as an adjunct professor in the University’s Recreation
Management & Policy Department.
Congratulations to Kelly and the Mikes from everyone at
the Dover Chamber!
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Welcome New Members
(Joined February 2, 2014 - May 1, 2014)
Welcome Wagon International
Sue Rillovick
5 Spring Street, Farmington
www.welcomewagon.com
Changing Places LLC
Scott O’Neill
42 Dover Point Road, Unit J, Dover
changingplacesllc.com
Performance Business Solutions
Jeff Hiatt
87 Lafayette Road, Hampton Falls
www.revenuebanking.com
Seacoast Mavericks
Alissa Gagnon
117 Gosling Rd., Newington
www.seacoastmavericks.com
Great Bay Services
Beth Wheland
2061 Woodbury Avenue, Newington
www.greatbayservices.org
Deb & Duke Monogrammers
Dennis Dupuis
8 Sullivan Street, Berwick, ME
www.debanddukes.com
The Hurlburt Group LLC
David Hurlburt
9 Homestead Ln., Dover
www.hurlburtgroupllc.com
Integrated Fitness of Dover
Jonathan Arnold
42K Dover Point Road, Dover
www.ifitnessnh.com
Three Sisters Cake Shop
Katie Morris
One Washington Center, Dover
3sisterscakeshop.wix.com/cakes
New England Dragway
Joseph Lombardo
280 Exeter Road, Epping
www.newenglanddragway.com
Pear Tree Gift
Jennifer Blosser
303 Central Avenue, Dover
www.peartreegift.com
Eastern Marketing Services
Eric Sessler
150 Venture Drive, Dover
www.emsdirectmail.com
New Hampshire Fisher Cats
Jenna Raizes
1 Line Drive, Manchester
www.nhfishercats.com
Imago Dei Church
Nathan Wainwright
887 Central Avenue, Dover
www.idchurch.net
DJ Kelly Elliott
Kelly Elliot
41 Prospect Street, Rochester
www.djkellye.com
Portland Glass
Paul Vermette
119 New Rochester Rd., Dover
www.portlandglass.com
DS New Hampshire Cancer Foundation
Alissa Del Tufo
P.O. Box 1891, Dover
www.dscancerfoundation.org
CertaPro Painters
Scott Mitchell
694 Portsmouthy Ave. #1, Greenland
portsmouth.certapro.com
Red Post Realty
Nick Couturier
118 Maplewood Avenue, Portsmouth
www.redpostrealtynh.com
Platinum Event Planning & Pageant
Carrie Alex
12 Ridgewood Drive, Rochester
platinumeventplannin.wix.com/
platinumevents
Leader Media Advertising
Steve Krammes
155 Fleet Street, Portsmouth
www.leader-media.net
Leavitt Electrical Contractors
Sean Leavitt
37 Ash Street, Dover
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Tim Donohue
P.O. Box 515, North Hampton
www.timothysauction.com
Durkee Personnel
Kerry Sherman
86 Lafayette Road, North Hampton
www.durkeepersonnel.com
MG Print and Promotions
Jim Munro, Dover
www.mgprintandpromotions.com
Moses Paul Masonic Lodge #96
John Pond
32 Pearl Street, Dover
www.nhfreemasons.org
William Baber
Dover
Edward G. Stasko
Dover
RENEWAL REWARDS!
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 April was Raitt Homestead Farm Museum!
Get your membership in on-time to win!
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Member Renewals
The Board of Directors and Staff wish to thank the following members who renewed their Chamber investments in
April. (indicates years with the Chamber)
Susan Schwake from artstream returned to The Eric Carle
Museum on April 19, 2014 for a book signing and to offer a
workshop entitled Rolled Paper Relief Sculpture, an activity
from her newest book, 3-D Art Lab For Kids. This is her third
invitation from The Carle to engage families and children in
the museum’s Art Studio. You can learn more about Susan,
her artwork, and her books at her website and blog. Or
drop into artstream at 10 Second Street, Dover for a visit to
the gallery or classrooms. Visit www.artstreamstudios.com
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Dermatology & Skin Health Medi Spa (3 years)
Dover Veterinary Hospital (24 years)
Edward Jones - Bob Lachance (4 years)
First Parish Church (1 year)
Garrison City Equip. Maintenance & Repair (6 years)
Garrison Women’s Health Center (15 years)
Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains (1 year)
Heine USA Ltd. (18 years)
Leddy Group (9 years)
Loyal Order of Moose (23 years)
My Breast Cancer Support (4 years)
New England Tutors, LLC (5 years)
Raitt Homestead Farm Museum (3 years)
Servpro of Dover/Rochester (6 years)
Somersworth Festival Association (15 years)
T&D Concessions/A-1 Firewood (4 years)
Taylor Rental Center (3 years)
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Leddy Group VP of HR Susannah Chance Honored
by BIA, Will Receive “Above & Beyond” Award for
Outstanding Service & Commitment
Susannah Chance, Vice President of
HR at Leddy Group, the regional leader
in staffing solutions and business
consulting services, was honored by the
Business and Industry Association of
New Hampshire for their “Above and
Beyond” award on May 7. Chance is
receiving this prestigious recognition
because of her outstanding service
and her commitment to BIA’s mission
during the past year.
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individuals who have gone the extra mile and demonstrated
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Chamber offers
Walking Tours of
Historic Dover
The Chamber is once
again offering Walking
Tours of Historic Dover on
Saturday morning at 10:30
a.m. The tours, which
started on Memorial Day
weekend, will run through
mid-September. Beginning
at the Chamber, the tours
are a leisurely stroll
through Dover’s historic
downtown area, offering
numerous stops along the way during which guides will
point out places of interest, offer historical perspective,
and share stories and anecdotes about the people, places
and events that have helped shape Dover. Tours are $8.00
per person and $5.00 per person for groups/families
of four or more. Comfortable shoes, water bottles and
reservations are strongly recommended. Visit
www.dovernh.org/historic-tours or call the Chamber at
(603) 742-2218 for more information.
Special thanks to the 2014 Chamber Tour Guides:
Doug DeDe, Larrie Upton, Anthony McManus and Ollie
LaChance.
Farmer’s Markets kick off June 4th!
The Chamber will once again be the place to be on
Wednesday afternoon this summer. The Seacoast Growers
Association (SGA) will be calling the Chamber parking
lot, as well as a small portion of Sixth Street, home for the
fifth straight year. The SGA Dover Market will take place
on Wednesdays from 2:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., starting June 4
and running through mid-October.
Make sure to stop by the market weekly for locally
produced products from fruits and veggies to maple syrup
and craft beer, you never know what you will find at the
Farmers’ Market. For more information on the Seacoast
Growers Association’s Dover Market visit www.SeacoastGrowers.org.
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CHAMBER EVENTS
Entrepreneur
Round Table
Tuesday, June 10
8:00 – 9:30 A.M.
Dover Chamber
Business
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BUSINESS
Open House
OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, June 17
Networking after Work 5:00 – 7:00 P.M.
TD Bank
353 Central Ave.
Dover
Congratulations to the 2014 Businesses of the Year!
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“Filing Social Security: Flexibility and
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Bringing the Arts to Dover
Cochecho Arts Festival P lans Underway!
The Cochecho Arts Festival Committee is hard at
work planning for a 28th year of bringing the arts to Dover.
Festival staples like the Liberty Mutual Headliner Series
and Orange Leaf Children’s Series will be back in 2014. The
Festival will also include Shakespeare in the Park presented
by theatre.unmasked, an expanded Art Rocks program in
cooperation with EarCraft Music and a new day and time for
the Shark in the Park Classic Rock Series presented by The
Shark 105.3FM (Wednesdays, 6:00 p.m.) and Holy Rosary
Credit Union Farmers’ Market Stage. The 2014 Cochecho
Arts Festival will run from July 9 through August 22. All
events are open to the public and free of charge, visit
www.CochechoArtsFestival.org or call the Chamber at (603) 742-2218.
Liberty Mutual Headliner Series (6:00 p.m.)
7/11 - The Spectras with Jon King
7/18 - Jah Spirit with Roots, Rhythm & Dub
7/25 - Wooden Eye with Poor Howard
8/1 - Occidental Gypsy with Carol Coronis
8/8 - Entrain with Joel Cage
8/15 - The Mallett Brothers Band with Andrea Szirbik
8/22 - Ryan Brooks Kelly with Hilton Park
Orange Leaf Children’s Series (10:30 a.m.)
7/15 - Sammie Haynes
7/22 - Magician BJ Hickman
7/29 - Rob Duquette
8/5 - Wayne From Maine
8/12 - Susie Burke
8/19 - The King of Silly - Todd Wellington
Local Expert Series
Thursday, June 26
8:00 – 9:30 A.M.
Dover Chamber
Morning Mixer
Thursday, July 10
8:00 – 9:00 A.M.
Langdon Place
of Dover
60 Middle Road, Dover
New Member
Welcome
Wednesday,
July 16
8:00 – 9:30 A.M.
Sponsored by
Dover Chamber
Join us for a
comprehensive overview of the Dover
Chamber, network with fellow members,
and meet the staff! Long time members
are also welcome to attend!
Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce
New Member
WELCOME
Register online at
www.dovernh.org
Holy Rosary Credit Union Farmers’ Market Stage (3:30 p.m.)
7/16 - The Torrenz Duo
7/23 - Nice & Naughty
7/30 - North River Trio
8/6 - Tom Schena
8/1 3 - Meg Josalen
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