
Rod Bowles, President of the NBA says, “This summit is for anyone that has a business in our great town or in the local area, that is interested in learning more about the different ways they can leverage off local resources to enhance their business.”
About the Newmarket Business Association:
The Newmarket Business Association resulted from the need of business members, residents, and town government to facilitate the establishment and success of businesses within the town.
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We work directly with the town administration and the Community Development Corporation to promote Newmarket to existing and potential businesses. A key element in attracting a new business is the success of businesses that already exist in Newmarket.
Supporting local businesses will help attract new ones and help reduce the proportion of taxes currently levied on residential housing. Businesses require little in the way of services, but provide much in the way of wages and tax revenues.
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The NBA is also active in the local Seacoast community! This year, we helped sponsor the 2013 Family Fun Walk, which benefited the Newmarket Community Education Partnership and we are also working with the Newmarket Recreation Department to promote more community-based activities together.
About NH DRED:
The New Hampshire Division of Economic Development—which includes its subagencies, the NH Business Resource Center (BRC) and the International Trade Resource Center (ITRC)—acts as a single point of contact for businesses at all stages in their growth cycle. We pride ourselves on our capacity for innovation. We don't do "business as usual." Instead we take a "no bull" approach and create innovative programs and services that support businesses in New Hampshire and those thinking of relocating or expanding to the state. Other good news in this challenging economy: the majority of our programs and services are provided at no cost.
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