The Buzz Online

This Week's The Buzz Online Spotlight  

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The country of New Zealand named Simon Leeming, director and attorney at Preti Flaherty in Concord, as a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in recognition of his work in New Zealand-U.S. relations. 

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Jewett Automotive Design & Construction, a division of Jewett Construction Company, Inc. in Raymond, completed renovations on the Commonwealth Motors Honda and Nissan dealerships in Mass.

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The NH Musculoskeletal Institute in Manchester elected Jeff Seifert, regional VP for TD Bank with its southern NH commercial banking team, to its board of directors.

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The Institution Recycling Network in Concord donated 6.4 million pounds of usable surplus furniture and equipment to U.S. and worldwide charities in 2013.

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Service Credit Union in Portsmouth promoted Joanne Nadeau to VP of human resources/education from her position as VP of education.

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Sandi Can Scoyoc, president of the HNH Foundation in Concord, announced her retirement after 15 years as president.

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ConverterTechnology in Nashua and FlowTraq in Lebanon formed a partnership to address data breeches and concerns related to monitoring network traffic.

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UNH Manchester in Manchester hired J. Michael Hickey, former president at J. Michael Hickey & Associates, LLC. in Newmarket, as interim dean.

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Arts In Reach in Portsmouth hired Mary-Jo Monusky, former partner at artstream LLC in Dover, as executive director.

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Merrimack County Savings Bank in Concord donated $4,400 to Partnership for Successful Living in Nashua to support the nonprofit's general mission.

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People's United Bank, with NH headquarters in Portsmouth, donated $22,000 to NeighborWorks Southern NH in Manchester as part of the non-profit's 20th anniversary capital campaign.

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NH Federal Credit Union in Durham promoted Lee Ulrich to controller from her position as accounting manager.

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Colby-Sawyer College in New London partnered with Florida Atlantic University in Florida to offer students a new domestic study away option in Boca Raton, Fla.