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Board of Directors and Officers as of January 1, 2020

 

Bruce P. King – Chair  

President/CEO, New London Hospital

New London, NH

 

Ryan Audley – Vice-Chair

President/CEO, R.S. Audley, Inc.

Bow, NH

 

Jonathan Routhier – Treasurer

Executive Director, Community Support Network Inc.

Concord, NH

 

Victoria Adewumi – Secretary

Community Liaison, Manchester Health Department

Manchester, NH

 

Kristine Stoddard, Esq. – Development Chair

Director of New Hampshire Public Policy, Bi-State Primary Care Association

Bow, NH

 

George Bald

Former Commissioner, NH Department of Resources and Economic Development

Somersworth, NH

 

Tom Krebs

Project Manager, Planning and Development, City of Claremont

Claremont, NH

 

Roland Lamy

Principal, Helms & Company

Concord, NH

 

Patrick Miller

Principal, Helms & Company

Concord, NH

 

James Murphy

Former Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Chief Medical Officer, New London Hospital

Hanover, NH

 

Jo Porter

Director, Institute for Health Policy and Practice, University of New Hampshire

Durham, NH

 

Peter W. Powell

President, Powell Real Estate

Lancaster, NH

 

Kristin Smith

Research Associate Professor of Sociology, Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH

 

 

 

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New Hampshire’s Minimum Wage Falls Further Behind

6 Jan 2020

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The federal minimum wage is the lowest hourly wage that can be paid to most workers anywhere in the nation. Since its inception at the national level in 1938, when only certain workers were covered, the wage has increased and encompassed more types of employees over time. State law sets New Hampshire’s minimum wage to the federal minimum level, currently at $7.25 per hour. An individual working 40 hours per week at this wage will make about $15,000 per year, assuming they work all 52 weeks. This income level is below the federal poverty guidelines for all households other than a single person, and well below the levels for households that include a partner and children.