Leadership New Hampshire

It’s always exciting to see how Leadership New Hampshire alumni stay connected and continue making an impact across the state! ?? At last week’s Songa: Immigrants in NH’s Workforce Conference and the ApprenticeshipNH Summit, several members of the LNH Class of 2024 crossed paths, highlighting the powerful network and relationships built through the program. If you’re ready to expand your knowledge of New Hampshire, grow as a leader, and make meaningful connections like these, you should consider applying for the Leadership New Hampshire Class of 2026: https://lnkd.in/eYSr2TGD

? Introducing the LNH Class of 2025!? Today we continue to introduce you to this year’s exceptional group of leaders from across New Hampshire who are part of the Leadership New Hampshire Class of 2025, powered by SilverTech, Inc. Today we highlight Martha Dickey, MBA, the Director of Donor Relations & Impact Investing at the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund. With an MBA in Leadership from Franklin Pierce University, Martha is a seasoned fundraiser, who throughout her career has helped to improve advancement operations at FIRST, Friends Program, and Granite United Way. Deeply committed to community, she volunteers her time on several boards across the state. Martha recently joined the Board of Directors of the Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire. She also serves as the Vice President of the MOTA-NH Board and she is a member of the Byrne SCIP Advisory Board (NH-DOJ). Since losing her son Jason at age 19 to suicide, Martha has become a tireless advocate in the mental health space and has helped pass legislation in New Hampshire around mental health, suicide awareness, and prevention. A Massachusetts native, Martha currently resides in Tilton. She enjoys spending time with her family, close friends, and working as a NH Justice of the Peace officiating weddings.

?? Congratulations to Nichole Martin Reimer, MBA, LNH '25, on being named the new President & CEO of Granite United Way! Your Leadership New Hampshire family is so proud of this incredible achievement. We know you’ll bring passion, vision, and commitment to strengthening communities across the state. ?? Best wishes, Nichole, as you embark on this exciting new chapter!

? #ThrowbackThursday to the Leadership New Hampshire Class of 2000! ? Twenty-four years ago, this remarkable group of leaders came together to explore the challenges and opportunities facing the Granite State. From thought-provoking discussions to lifelong friendships, the Class of 2000 made an indelible mark on LNH’s history and their communities. Where are they now? Many are still shaping New Hampshire as informed and engaged leaders! ?????

??? New Episode Alert! ??? Episode 25 of Granite Goodness, featuring LNH Executive Director Will Stewart, dives into some of the most pressing issues shaping New Hampshire: ??? New Hampshire’s Unique Appeal: What makes the Granite State special? Community spirit, natural beauty, and opportunities to make a difference take center stage. ?? Challenges for Young Granite Staters: From high housing costs to workforce retention, learn about the strategies used to attract and retain young talent. ??? Civic Engagement: Explore New Hampshire’s rich tradition of citizen involvement in local governance and what it means for the state’s future. ?? Leadership as a Skill: Leadership isn’t just about age or position—it’s about stepping up and making an impact. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation packed with insights into the challenges and opportunities facing New Hampshire today. ?? Listen now at granitegoodness.com or on your favorite podcast platform.

? Introducing the LNH Class of 2025!? Today we continue to introduce you to this year’s exceptional group of leaders from across New Hampshire who are part of the Leadership New Hampshire Class of 2025, powered by SilverTech, Inc. Today we highlight Michelle DellaVita, the Director of Development & Community Engagement for the Greater Monadnock Collaborative in Keene. She’s been a resident of the Monadnock Region for over 30 years and is passionate about doing all she can to help it thrive by supporting the businesses and other organizations that serve the region, as well as their residents, students, and visitors. Michelle joined the Chamber’s team in 2023 after a 22-year career with a local corporation and has a background in risk management, financial operations, human resources, and managing their community impact initiatives. She earned a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership and Management from Antioch University New England in 2008 and received her undergraduate degrees from Franklin Pierce University. Current community service roles include serving as Board Chair of the Monadnock United Way, Steering Committee member and Vice Chair of the Monadnock Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (MDEIB) Coalition, supporting brownfields remediation as Secretary of the Chesterfield Economic Development Committee’s subcommittee Chesterfield Revitalization Group, and advocating for Keene School District’s public education as a member of the group Partnering for Public Education. Michelle lives in Spofford and for fun she loves to get outside, kayak, explore, read, and spend time with her family and friends, both quietly and on adventures.

?? This morning, Leadership New Hampshire alumni gathered at Red River Theatres Inc. in Concord for an inspiring film screening about the power of social capital and civic engagement. With alumni spanning the Class of 1996 to the Class of 2025, the event highlighted the enduring impact of connection and collaboration. Following the screening, a thought-provoking discussion explored how the film's themes can inspire action here in New Hampshire. It was a powerful reminder of the role informed and engaged leaders play in shaping our communities. ??

#TBT to the LNH Class of 1999! ?? Celebrating a class that shaped leaders across New Hampshire and beyond. From lifelong friendships to inspiring careers in service, business, and community impact, the Class of '99 has left a lasting mark. Here’s to the journeys taken, the milestones achieved, and the difference they continue to make. ??

??????Today, members of the LNH Class of 2025 received a behind-the-scenes tour of the New Hamsphire 911 Call Center in Concord. As they gear up for our upcoming Health & Healthcare Day in December and Public Safety Day in January, these associates are getting an in-depth look at the essential services that keep our communities safe and healthy. LNH is proud to offer unique experiences like these, enhancing our program days with hands-on learning and up-close insights into New Hampshire's critical systems.

? Introducing the LNH Class of 2025!? Today we continue to introduce you to this year’s exceptional group of leaders from across New Hampshire who are part of the Leadership New Hampshire Class of 2025, powered by SilverTech, Inc. Today we highlight Amanda Coe, M. Ed., who has spent her career in the private, non-profit education sector. Currently the Head of School and Director of Special Education at Cedarcrest, Amanda has dedicated over two decades to the development and inclusivity of students with complex medical and academic needs. With extensive experience as a special education teacher, Amanda transitioned to an administrative role in early 2023, where she fosters an environment of collaboration and excellence. Working with private and state entities throughout New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine, Amanda ensures the provision of innovative, adaptive, and inclusive learning opportunities that cater to the individual needs of each student. She is a member of the New Hampshire Private Special Education Administrators, the New Hampshire Association of Special Education Administrators, and Southwest Education Leaders. In her spare time, Amanda enjoys camping, backpacking, kayaking, visiting the beach, and going to amusement parks with her husband and son.