Brick River Technologies Celebrates a Decade in Exeter

Brick River Technologies this year is celebrating 10 years in Exeter and the web development company plans to expand its services this year.

The company, which has designed websites for the New Hampshire Republican Party – among other organizations – is releasing a new web application that helps users "track and measure operational metrics."

“Brick River was started to provide custom solutions to meet specific business needs,” said company founder Paul Schneider. “Exeter has been the perfect home for us to accomplish our goal of providing high end, custom web sites and applications.

"The charm and beauty of Exeter has actually served as an asset in our growth. Our customers love to visit us and enjoy all that Exeter offers.”

Brick River has also worked with Cook’s Illustrated, Dr. Andrew Weil, non profits, political candidates, the United Methodist Church, and others.

“Regardless of the business, we approached each engagement as an
opportunity to learn a new business and find the best way to leverage
web technology,” Schneider said. “We’ve been fortunate to have great
clients over this past decade.”

The company's new service is TrendSend, which allows organizations to gather data on the performance of an organization, employees, volunteers, and
constituents.

“TrendSend was developed out of our experience on a few
key projects,” says Schneider. “Organizations now are able to easily
gather data on activities that previously were hard to collect.”

TrendSend is currently in private beta mode and will be officially launched this summer.

Brick River was founded in 2001 but established its permanent home on Water Street in 2002.