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NH FUTURE NOTES is an electronic publication of The New Hampshire Forum on the Future, an alliance of higher education, business and policy leaders, and will be distributed periodically. We hope this e-mail newsletter will help connect readers to interesting articles, publications and information concerning the future of New Hampshire.

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  Issue #36                                                                                 February 2012

 Forum Breakfast

"How Our Economy Will Recover Faster & Stronger Than Anyone Expects"

February 15, 2012
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Bedford Village Inn
Bedford, NH

featuring:
Dr. Steven J. Rose
Georgetown University Economist

Click here for more information and to register.


The New Hampshire Forum on the Future brings together leaders to explore the key question: What are the future educational, social, technological, environmental, cultural and economic realities, challenges, and opportunities facing the State of New Hampshire, and how can we best prepare for our collective future?

This electronic newsletter serves as one vehicle for providing information to our readers on news stories and emerging trends likely to have an impact on New Hampshire’s future.  We hope you enjoy this service.

 

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NH Listed Among Top Ten States to Raise Children 
The Foundation for Child Development has released their most recent report analyzing state differences in child well-being.  NH ranks in top 10 of places to raise your children, ranking in the top ten in six out of seven of the analyzed domains.

NHCUC's College & University 2012 Economic Forecast
With a nearly $5 billion annual economic impact, higher education is a critical part of the state's economic health. 

Tracing NH's Slog Toward Recovery
The New York Times recently did a story about the country's economic recovery.  While most felt it was a long way off, NH stands out as one that is expected to fully recover all jobs lost some time between 2013 -2015.

The Fastest Growing Occupations in NH
According to the Economic and Labor Market Information Bureau, the majority of the fastest growing jobs in NH from now until 2018 will be in the health services field. 

Economic Forecast Offers Opportunity for NH Businesses and UNH
By 2018 it is predicted that 64% of NH jobs will require a postsecondary degree.  Currently, only 46% of NH residents hold a  two-year degree or higher.



 

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