The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship is pleased to welcome the newest addition to our coaches, Cindy Beaulac, and are happy to add her skill and expertise to our resources! Attorney Beaulac is here to help you navigate your small business and start up legal needs. She works with business clients to set up and […]
New Grants to Help Micro Businesses Weather the Pandemic
** This article was originally published for The Business Journal by Nicole S. Colson. A $2,500 grant might not sound like a game-changer for businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, it could mean the difference between reopening the doors or shutting down for good for microbusinesses. Applications are now being accepted for the […]
The Hannah Grimes Center Welcomes Pro Bono Coach Greg Grissett
The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship is pleased to welcome the newest addition to our coaches, Greg Grissett, and are happy to add his skill and expertise to our resources! Mr. Grissett is an intellectual property lawyer that helps new and established enterprises protect their innovations, minimize intellectual property (IP) related risk, and enforce IP […]
The Hannah Grimes Center Welcomes Pro Bono Coach John Kilburn
The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship is pleased to welcome the newest addition to our coaches, John Kilburn, and are happy to add his skill and expertise to our resources! John has over 30 years of experience in manufacturing in most business areas. He started in Inventory and Supply Chain Management, Working for communication and […]
Hannah Grimes is Hiring for a Radically Rural Director
Launched in 2018 as a joint adventure between the Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship and the Keene Sentinel, the Radically Rural Summit attracted 420 attendees in its first year and attracted over 500 rural leaders from 43 states in 2020. This year’s Summit will be held on September 22 & 23. The summit promises rural leaders […]
Main Street Relief Fund 2.0: Application Deadline October 30th
Main Street Relief Fund Information on the Main Street Relief Fund Governor Chris Sununu has authorized the allocation and expenditure of CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Fund (“flex funds”) to provide economic support to New Hampshire small businesses suffering from business interruptions as a result of COVID-19. Main Street Relief Fund 2.0 Governor Chris Sununu has […]
Pandemic Pivoters Off and Running
The Hannah Grime’s Center for Entrepreneurship’s recently created Pandemic Pivot Fund is entering its second round of micro-grant contributions. After a trial run, HGC has found that investing small amounts on the grass roots level can have a measurable impact for entrepreneurs. The funds afford business owners a cushion as they take small risks in […]
The Hannah Grimes Center Installs Air Purifying Technology with the iWave Ionizer
The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship is welcoming the workforce back with leading edge technology designed to provide fresher air and a clean and safe work environment for the staff, incubator tenants, coworkers, clients and guests of the Keene-based entrepreneurship center. Nature uses lightning, waterfalls and ocean waves to break apart molecules, naturally cleaning the […]
The Hannah Grimes Center Welcomes Operation Coordinator Heather Lancey
The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship is pleased to announce that following the initial impact of the pandemic, we have filled the long-open position of Operations Coordinator. We welcome the newest addition to our team, Heather Lancey, and are happy to have an extra set of hands again. As the Center’s Operations Coordinator, Heather oversees […]
Top Tips for Running Your Small Business During the COVID-19 Pandemic
After closing brick-and-mortar operations for several months because of the COVID-19 pandemic, owners of nonessential small businesses feel that they can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Slowly, local governments are rolling back restrictions on social activities and gatherings, meaning that businesses can expect more customers to return in the coming […]
