November 2011 P.A.C.E. Luncheon

Speaker: Jean McCann and Eric Leuteritz, VP Commercial Lending, Pentucket Bank

Topic: Preparing for Your Commercial Loan Request

September 2011 P.A.C.E. Luncheon

Speaker: Vincent Chestnut of Alpha Locksmith

Safecracking 101 - Easier Than Hollywood

At our September 8th meeting, Vince Chestnut of Alpha Locksmith gave a lively presentation on Safecracking and prevention.  Vincent Chestnut is past president of the Massachusetts Locksmith Association (2000, 2001) and has been awarded the Associated Locksmiths of America proficiency level of “Certified Registered Locksmith”.  He is the current Secretary of the New Hampshire Locksmith Association, and continues to attend classes and workshops on new products and trends.

May 2011 P.A.C.E. Luncheon

Speaker: Dr. Manuel Sanchez of Interventional Spine Medicine

New Strategies for Managing Neck & Back Pain

At our May 12th meeting Dr. Manuel Sanchez spoke about the latest in strategies for managing back and neck pain, including Facet Joint Injections, Radiofrquency Lesioning and other techniques practiced at Interventional Spine Mediciine..

February 2011 P.A.C.E. Luncheon

Speakers: Sandi Rubchinuk, Regional Network Coordinator for the State of NH and Kathy Dunn, Pentucket Bank

Drug Abuse in the Workplace

Sandi Rubchinuk of NHBDAS: "Allies in Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) is one of ten Regional Networks throughout the State of NH funded through Federal Block Grant money which is administered through the Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services. ASAP works regionally throughout Greater Rockingham County to build and sustain a comprehensive approach that works to reduce underage drinking, educate community members about the dangers and risks of substance misuse, and increase resources for community leaders to take a role in prevention, intervention, and treatment efforts. ASAP can work closely with Business Owners and Management to help prevent and confront these issues within the workplace.

January 2011 P.A.C.E. Luncheon

Speaker: Deanna Johnson, Region 10 Community Support Services

Employing People with Disabilities

Take a new look at the able worker with a disability. You might be surprised by what you see. Today more than ever, businesses need people with a demonstrated ability to adapt to different situations and circumstances. Perhaps more than any other group, people with disabilities possess precisely these attributes. On a daily basis, people with disabilities must think creatively about how to solve problems and accomplish tasks in the work place. This resourcefulness translates into innovative thinking, fresh ideas and varied approaches to confronting business challenges and achieving success.

March 2010 P.A.C.E. Luncheon

Guest Speaker, School Principal Gail Sudduth, gave a presentation about the New Hampshire Scholars Program.