By Program Coordinator, Lillian Chase Whether you’ve stopped into our Main Street marketplace or our center for entrepreneurship, you’ve probably wondered where we got the name “Hannah Grimes.” Who was Hannah Grimes? An ordinary woman born in 1776, Hannah Grimes lived...
By Program Coordinator, Lillian Chase The 2023 Fall Business Lab Program is coming to a close, so I thought I would share the deliverables we ask our entrepreneurs for. The first is the business pitch, which those of you in our community get to see live and in person...
by Program Coordinator, Lillian Chase Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship (HGC) provides support and resources for entrepreneurs by entrepreneurs. In 1997, Hannah Grimes Marketplace (HGM) was founded as a place for local artisans to sell their products with...
by Program Coordinator, Lillian Chase I sat down with one of our pro-bono coaches, Wendy Walter, owner of The Voice of Clay in Brookline, NH, to discuss work/life balance and mindfulness. Wendy has worked with clay for over 25 years. One of the reasons she loves...
Five Monadnock Region community spaces recently received over $3.7 in grant funding from CDFA. Read about how those dollars will be spent in The Keene Sentinel.
Check out this article in The Keene Sentinel about our recent Food Business Lab graduates, Owen Miller and Timothy Coronis. Both coffee roasting businesses completed our Food Business Lab last month.
Hannah Grimes has partnered with other local organizations on a new home-based child-care project. Read about the Bringing It Home Project in the Keene Sentinel.
2022 brought new programs and connections to Hannah Grimes. Check out our 2022 Annual Report to learn more.
Monadnock Region natives Megan Baptiste-Field and her husband, Dan Field, founders of Bending Branch Farm, bought the farm property at 65 Richardson Road in Marlborough on March 3, closing on the site for $435,000. The couple plans to move all of its business from...
Like many Keene State students, Lillian Chase ’23 discovered that her education didn’t need to be singularly focused. Quite the opposite, in fact. Service opportunities and internships sparked new passions and opened her eyes to possibilities she hadn’t imagined. That...
