Hoffman-Haas Fellowship Kicks Off the 14th Fellowship Cohort
The New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits kicked off the 14th cohort of the Hoffman-Haas Fellowship. This year’s Fellowship cohort is comprised of 36 Fellows and fourteen mentors from diverse professional backgrounds dedicated to excelling in nonprofit board leadership and having a positive impact on our state.
2025 Hoffman-Haas Fellows
Emmanuel Ajavon, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
Morgan Allen, Northeast Delta Dental
Jacob Berrigan, Rise Private Wealth Management
Isreal Boley, New Hampshire Department of Safety
Shawnna Bowman, Community Bridges
Andrew Cadorette, New Hampshire Housing
Misty Crompton, Derry Cooperative School District
David Danielson, Catholic Charities of New Hampshire
Demi Dubois
Christine Duffley, FIRE Foundation of New Hampshire, Inc.
Miranda Dupre, Vital Communities
Mary Ervin, Berwick Academy
Eliza Evans, Bear-Paw Regional Greenway
Zachary Haines, Claremont Savings Bank
Roosevelt Harris-Williams, GEARUP NH/ Campus Compact for NH
Emily Leach, Emily Leach Privacy, LLC
Hillary Madore, Merrimack County Savings Bank
Colby Meehan, Appalachian Mountain Club
Shelby Miuzzo, Granite Edvance
Tim Morgan, Bub Strong FOundation
Maggie Padgett, SOS Recovery Community Organization
Ernesto Pinder, On The Road to Wellness Inc.
Kelly Reynolds, On The Road to Wellness Inc.
Angela Romilla, Education Alliance for New Hampshire
Brianna Rosen, Bangor Savings Bank
Jack Segal, CCS Fundraising
Kai Slovek, Orr & Reno
Julie Stone, Granite VNA
Lisa Thompson, Arts Council of Tamworth
Chris Toppin, Mainstay Technologies
Dennis Volpe, Leadership Research Institute
Max Walters, Granite State Independent Living
Michele Watson, NAMI New Hampshire
Paige Yeater, Mainstay Technologies
Sharon Zeigler, Bank of America
2025 Hoffman-Haas Mentors
Julie Bushaw, Merrimack County Savings Bank
Anna D’Italia, Bellwether Community Credit Union
Marty Fitzpatrick, Red River Theatres
Sarah Fox, Self-Employeed
Jessica Kallipolites, New Hampshire Judicial Branch
Laura King, Families in Transition
James McKim, Organizational Ignition
Richard Minard, Building Community in NH
Tom Mongeon, Tom Mongeon Management Consulting, LLC
Suellen Peluso, Broad Cove Consulting, LLC
Paul Provost, NHTrust
Deborah Ritcey, Granite State Independent Living
Connie Roy-Czyzowski
Peggy Senter, Concord Community Music School (retired)
Since 2014, the Hoffman-Haas Fellowship has provided a solid foundation of board essentials including governance, resource development, fiscal strategy, and leadership to more than 200 Fellows throughout New Hampshire. The program is a combination of educational sessions with nationally recognized experts and cohort mentorship with trained mentors who have proven track records of board leadership.
The Hoffman-Haas Fellowship program was made possible by Merrimack County Savings Bank and McLane Middleton and with support from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, E&S Insurance Services, and Granite Edvance.