Digital Tradewinds is a monthly publication highlighting members of the
Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Nathan Wechsler Announces New Associate
A recent college graduate, Rae’s position on the Nathan Wechsler team is his first professional role in the accounting field. He joins the firm as an associate. In this capacity, he performs a variety of work for clients, including accounting, auditing, compliance, financial statement preparation, tax return preparation, and special projects. In 2019, Rae graduated summa cum laude from Southern New Hampshire University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a minor in Accounting. He went on to earn a master’s degree in Professional Accountancy in 2020. An avid contributor to his local community, Rae volunteers at fundraising events for the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire and regularly donates blood via the Red Cross.
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Members Helping Members
Although its biennial gala and auction was canceled due to the pandemic, RiverWoods Exeter is encouraging the communities it serves to still support its 2020 beneficiary, Seacoast Family Promise. Since opening 26 years ago, RiverWoods has hosted a fundraiser on behalf of another local nonprofit every two years.
The last gala raised more than $160,000 to support Seacoast Family Promise (SFP), which has helped families who are experiencing homelessness find stable housing and return to self-sufficiency since 2003. Expressing appreciation at the long-term partnership and friendship SFP has enjoyed with RiverWoods Exeter, Executive Director Pati Frew-Waters said she and her entire staff are “committed to meeting complex community needs.”
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Arjay's Ace Hardware, Other Local Businesses Support Festival of Trees
The Festival of Trees Committee is well on its way to reaching its $35,000 fundraising goal thanks to the many local sponsors who continue to support their cause. Dan Jackson of Arjay Ace Hardware, who has supplied many live trees for the event over the past years, is donating two spectacular pre-lit artificial trees this year. One will be decorated by committee members and will be on display at Arjay’s Ace Hardware. The second tree, at Shooter’s Pub, will be decorated by Bayside Distributing LLC.
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Exeter Rotary Distributes Face Masks
The Exeter Rotary Club recently distributed 2,500 face masks in town to help protect against the coronavirus. The masks were donated to the Rotary District, for which Exeter Rotary Club is a member, by the Ted Rossi Foundation. Rossi, a Rotarian from East Hampton, Connecticut, donated 100,000 face masks to be distributed to first responders, hospitals, nursing and retirement facilities, schools and/or similar institutions.
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Leone, McDonnell & Roberts Employees Earn CPA Licences
Leone, McDonnell & Roberts is pleased to announce that Christine Chrysafidis, Robert Franger and Eddie Eseppi have earned their Certified Public Accountant designations.
Christine, Robert and Eddie have all completed their academic requirements, passed all four components of the demanding CPA examination and completed the necessary experience requirements to each receive their Certified Public Accountant license in the State of New Hampshire. The CPA Examination is a comprehensive examination that covers sections in auditing and attestation, financial accounting and reporting, regulation and business environments and concepts.
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Seacoast School of Technology Welcomes New Instructor
The Seacoast School of Technology recently welcomed Joseph Biladeau as the new instructor for its two-year welding and fabrication program. Biladeau, a graduate of SST’s building construction and welding programs, holds a degree in welding technology from Manchester Community College. He has extensive welding experience from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, served as a welder/fabricator at GE Aviation and has instructing experience from Great Bay Community College.
The SST welding technologies program teaches students the basic techniques of brazing, soldering, blueprint reading and electricity. In the first year of the program, students discover their niche and learn workplace safety. In the second year of the program, students begin working with different alloys like aluminum and stainless steel as well as learning different welding techniques and positions.
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We want to help spread the word about YOUR business!
As a member of the EACC, you have a number of tools available to help you promote your business.
Ready to learn more?
Attend our next FastTrak Meeting:
Wednesday, December 9th, 8:30-9:30am
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What better way to get in front of over 2,000 contacts then by advertising in the Exeter Area Chamber's Digital Tradewinds Member Newsletter!
Contact Kim Lindquist, Director of Events & Marketing, at [email protected] or by phone at 603.772.2411 x2 to learn more and to secure your spot.
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September Anniversary
20 Years
October Anniversary
10 Years
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Congratulations to our Award Winners! |
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Business of the Year-
Real Estate/Construction/Engineering
The mission of Voluminous Properties is to take the stress out of every transaction by providing extra assistance in areas of need, such as junk removal, home repair, or home cleaning services.A s young, beginner entrepreneurs, they continue to grow, meeting the needs of the clients across the Seacoast and Southern NH.
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Business of the Year-
Retail
Located in downtown Exeter, Exeter Fine Crafts is committed to keeping traditional handcrafted arts a visible and meaningful part of the Exeter community. Their mission focuses on expanding community awareness and participation in the handcrafts that are such a vital part of New Hampshire’s cultural heritage by providing educational opportunities, enhancing appreciation for handcrafted work, and expanding their reach to new audiences.
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Congratulations to all of our winners!
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Thank You to our Tier Newsletter Sponsors! |
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