In the spotlight: The NH Credit Unions, the largest corporate partner of Make-A-Wish NH, donated $150,000 at the Annual Richard D. Mahoney Charity Golf Tournament. Over 120 golfers, representing New Hampshire Credit Unions, their business partners, and members of the Cooperative Credit Union Association gathered together for the first time in over 15 months at the Candia Woods Golf Links in Candia.
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Jewett Construction Company in Fremont hired Project Manager Mike D’Anjou. He has been in the construction industry for two decades. Alyson Phillips was hired as an assistant project manager. She started her career with Shaumut Construction as a project coordinator.
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Market Square Architects PLLC in Portsmouth hired Aubrey Bennett as a Project Manager. Aubrey has 18 years of experience in senior living, multi-family, academic, medical, and office projects.
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Nathan Wechsler & Company, PA in Concord hired Katie L. Kurowski as an associate. A member of the American Institute of CPAs and the NH Society of CPAs, she also serves as treasurer and a fundraising committee member for the Montessori Schoolhouse of Cheshire County.
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Maryna Krotkova has been promoted to trust administrator for NHTrust. Krotkova relocated to the US from Ukraine nearly 5 years ago and first joined NHTrust in 2017 as a Teller. Prior to joining the company, she held several finance roles for city government in Ukraine.
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Red Oak Apartment Homes held a ceremonial groundbreaking celebration at the site of the Red Oak at 409 Elm Street project in Manchester. The mixed-use development, scheduled for completion in the fall of 2022, will include 90 market rate multi-unit housing units, the corporate headquarters of Red Oak Apartment Homes, and co-working offices.
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Heavy construction management software leader B2W Software is extending its B2W College Program for the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 semesters, enabling colleges and universities that contact B2W by July 30 to install the company’s software free of charge.
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Scott D. Cote, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Massachusetts-based Pentucket Bank, with branches in Hampstead and Salem, is retiring on June 30. When he came to the bank in 1998, Pentucket had $202 million in total assets, $30 million in capital and about 60 employees. Upon his retirement, the Bank will boast $925 million in total assets, over $105 million in total capital and close to 140 employees.