Congratulations to the 2025 Hoffman-Haas Fellows!

On May 29, thirty-five professionals from across New Hampshire graduated from the 14th cohort of the Hoffman-Haas Fellowship, marking the culmination of four months of board leadership training, mentorship, and growth.

The Hoffman-Haas Fellowship prepares emerging leaders for nonprofit board service through expert-led sessions and one-on-one mentorship. Since 2014, the program has equipped hundreds of Fellows and Mentors to strengthen New Hampshire’s nonprofit sector.

The 2025 Fellowship was generously sponsored by Merrimack County Savings Bank, SOS Recovery Community Organization, McLane Middleton, and the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.

Please join us in celebrating the 2025 Fellows:

• Emmanuel Ajavon, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

• Morgan Allen, Northeast Delta Dental

• Jacob Berrigan, Rise Private Wealth Management

• Isreal Boley, New Hampshire Department of Safety

• Shawnna Bowman, Community Bridges

• Andrew Cadorette, New Hampshire Housing

• Misty Crompton, Derry Cooperative School District

• David Danielson, Catholic Charities of New Hampshire

• Demi Dubois, Boston University

• Christine Duffley, FIRE Foundation of New Hampshire, Inc.

• Miranda Dupre, Vital Communities

• Mary Ervin, Berwick Academy

• Eliza Evans, Bear-Paw Regional Greenway

• Zachary Haines, Claremont Savings Bank

• Roosevelt Harris-Williams, GEARUP NH / Campus Compact for NH

• Emily Leach, Emily Leach Privacy, LLC

• Hillary Madore, Merrimack County Savings Bank

• Colby Meehan, Appalachian Mountain Club

• Shelby Miuzzo, Granite Edvance

• Tim Morgan, Navy Reserves

• Maggie Padgett, SOS Recovery Community Organization

• Ernesto Pinder, On The Road to Wellness Inc.

• Kelly Reynolds, On The Road to Wellness Inc.

• Angela Romilla, Education Alliance for New Hampshire

• Brianna Rosen, Bangor Savings Bank

• Jack Segal, CCS Fundraising

• Kai Slovek, Orr & Reno

• Julie Stone, Granite VNA

• Lisa Thompson, Arts Council of Tamworth

• Chris Toppin, Mainstay Technologies

• Dennis Volpe, Camp Resilience/Patriot Resilience

• Max Walters, Granite State Independent Living

• Michele Watson, NAMI New Hampshire

• Paige Yeater, Mainstay Technologies

• Sharon Zeigler, Bank of America

The Hoffman-Haas Fellowship is a comprehensive board leadership program that builds skills in sustainability, fundraising, and governance. Fellows participate in classroom-style sessions with nationally recognized experts and receive one-on-one mentorship from experienced nonprofit leaders.

Named in honor of New Hampshire philanthropists John E. Hoffman Jr. and Thomas W. Haas, the Fellowship is committed to strengthening the state’s nonprofit sector by preparing inspired, informed, and engaged board leaders.