The Union Leader (Manchester, NH), September 19, 2005, Monday

Copyright 2005 Union Leader Corp.
The Union Leader (Manchester NH)

September 19, 2005 Monday STATE EDITION

SECTION: BUSINESS; Pg. C2

HEADLINE: BUSINESS PEOPLE

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Employment group elects Hirsch fellow BOSTON -- The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers has elected Jeffrey L. Hirsch as a fellow. Hirsch, who lives in Georges Mills section of Sunapee, N.H., is co-chair of Robinson and Cole law firm's Labor, Employment, and Benefits Section.
The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers is a non-profit professional association honoring the leading lawyers nationwide in the practice of labor and employment law.
Since 2001, Hirsch has served on the editorial board for Bender's Labor and Employment Bulletin, a national publication.
He holds a B.S. from Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations and J.D. from Boston University. He taught in Boston University's M.B.A. program and is a fellow in the school's Human Resources Policy Institute. -----
Wellness agency announces officers WINDHAM -- Center for Life Management (CLM), a non-profit community mental health organization serving the region for 38 years, recently announced its officers and new members of the Board of Directors for 2005-06.
Board officers include: Chairman, Philip Plante, a resident of Hampstead and vice president with Community Bank & Trust Co. in Plaistow; Vice Chairman, Daniel Griffiths, human resource manager with GOAL QPC in Salem; and Secretary, Bernice Moulton, a Sandown resident and senior payroll specialist with Paychex, Inc.
Three new members have joined the Board of Directors. They are: Susan Daland, a Derry resident and a DWI intake coordinator and program instructor for R.E.A.P./Serenity Place; Susan Noel, a resident of Windham and owner of "Off the List" concierge service; and Jay Ferriter, also of Windham and vice president of corporate services at Caritas Holy Family Hospital as well as a senior lecturer for health law and health management at Northeastern University.
The Center for Life Management, with locations in Derry, Salem and Windham, provides comprehensive services that support mental health and emotional well-being at every stage of life as well as 24-hour emergency intervention. To learn more about the Center for Life Management call (603) 893-3548 or visit www.centerforlifemanagement.org. -----
Thibeault certified as travel counselor CAMPTON -- Waterville Valley Region Chamber of Commerce Visitor Information Center manager Doris Thibeault was one of 26 Granite State Ambassadors recently achieving national status as Certified New Hampshire Travel Counselors.
"We are lucky to have Doris at the helm of our Visitor Information Center," said Chris Bolan, executive director. "She really deserves the nickname 'Miss Information,' as she is rarely stumped by a visitor question."
Granite State Ambassadors Inc. trains residents and employees who staff welcome and information centers.
The Visitor Center, near Exit 28 off I-93, serves an average of 50,000 visitors annually. For more, visit www.watervillevalleyregion.com or call 603-726-3804.