It's been a tough few years for northern New Hampshire, leading many to look for new keys to economic vitality. A new prison’s already there; a new biomass plant is right around the corner. But other plans, like high-tech corporations, arts houses and more tourism, could be years away for a region many say needs a boost now. We’ll look at the state of the North Country’s economy and what could come next.
- Peter Riviere, executive director of the Coos Economic Development Corporation
- Charles Jordan, editor of the Colebrook Chronicle
- Charles Bass, former Congressman and Senior Advisor to the CEO of Laidlaw Energy Group, which has acquired part of the former Fraser Paper Mill in Berlin to construct a new biomass-energy power plant
- Pat Corso, President and CEO of the Mount Washington Resort
- Katie Paine, president and CEO of K.D. Paine and Partners, a market research company based in Berlin
