The CEDC Board of Directors gathered for its Annual Meeting at the Mountain View in Whitefield. We are pleased to announce our new Executive Board.

We want to highlight a company we have worked with over the years and share a sort of unsung hero situation many don’t know about. Netafly

We’re very excited today to be speaking with a CEDC business loan recipient Josh D’Agnese, owner of the Village Gun in Whitefield, NH. Read the interview.

Check out this article about Pittsburg, NH, in Business NH Magazine. It features some familiar folks, including Board member Steve Ellis.

The Coos Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) is pleased to introduce an opportunity to become an Intern for Summer 2022. This is a part-time position.

We’re very excited today to be speaking with a CEDC business grant recipient Adam Hammill, founder of Exile Burrito in Berlin, New Hampshire.

Read our interview with Lise Howson, Community Outreach Coordinator. She helps reduce barriers that underrepresented and underserved entrepreneurs face.

The CEDC Board of Directors is pleased to announce Ericka Canales as the new Executive Director of CEDC. Her leadership became effective on March 7, 2022.

In this 4-part QuickBooks lecture series, Beth Blaney, from Beth Blaney and Associates (a real-life QuickBooks PROAdvisor) will get you up and running.

Roots Yoga in Lancaster, NH, a yoga enthusiast, and certified teacher, and learn about CEDC loan assistance.

Lise Howson, Executive Director of CEDC, has announced her intention to retire from the Board of Directors. She served in this role for over two years.

Blue Heron Neurofeedback and Counseling attained a CDEC loan and a grant to open and install a new sign at their latest location in Gorham, NH.

CEDC and the GRDC, Grafton Regional Development Corporation, received a joint award through the SBA and the CDFA Community Navigator Pilot Program.

Does our website look different to you? That’s because it’s had a makeover! We launched the new and improved coosedc.org on October 6, 2021. Learn more.

Thanks to two grants from Coös Economic Development Corporation, the William Rugh Gallery in Lancaster, NH, is "Happy to say we're cooking along again."

When COVID hit, Copper Pig discovered that patrons enjoy dining outside. They turned to the CEDC for business grants to create permanent outdoor seating.

Crane and Bell, in Lancaster, was awarded a grant to improve existing display gardens, paint touch-ups, and convert outside sign lights to LED.

CEDC recognizes past Board President Bob DeAngelis for years of excellent service to the business community in Coos County and at the Mountain View Grand.

New Hampshires Coos Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) and Borders Development Corporation (BDC) are pleased to announce their recent merger.