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Former Senator Meets With Southern New Hampshire Chamber Of Commerce Members
Members met with former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu in Windham at a Coffee & Conversation event, as he considers another run.

WINDHAM, NH — The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce’s Government Affairs Committee was proud to welcome former U.S. Senator John Sununu for a lively and insightful Coffee & Conversation event bringing together business leaders, community voices, and public policy in one meaningful dialogue.
Held in Windham, the morning event offered attendees a unique opportunity to engage in a candid, no-nonsense discussion on the pressing issues facing our region and beyond from inflation and the economy to leadership and the future of New Hampshire’s communities.
Senator Sununu shared thoughtful perspectives drawn from his time in public office and private industry, sparking valuable conversation among attendees. Chamber members and community participants came ready with questions, and the result was a rich, engaging exchange of ideas that reflected the energy and intelligence of the Southern NH business community.
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The Chamber’s Government Affairs Committee remains committed to connecting members with policymakers and providing relevant, timely programming to keep businesses informed and engaged. From events like Coffee & Conversation to the annual Concord Update, the Committee creates platforms for constructive dialogue and deeper understanding of the legislative issues that shape our economy.
To learn more about upcoming events and how to get involved with the Chamber, visit southernnhchamber.com or call 603-893-3177.
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Photo caption, from left to right: Julie McAdoo, Exsum Group, LLC; Kerianne Pereira, Lowell Five Bank; Jeff Murphy, SFC Engineering Partnership Inc.; Former U.S. Senator John Sununu; Cindi Woodbury, Executive Director, Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce; Bernard W. Campbell, Campbell's Scottish Highlands Golf Course; Aaron Shamshoyan, Salem School District.
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