New Hampshire Department of Business & Economic Affairs
Mark Laliberte is an experienced business development professional currently serving as the Business Development Manager for the New Hampshire Department of Business & Economic Affairs since March 2016, focusing on recruitment for life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and emerging technologies. Previously, Mark led the NH Broadband Office, managing over $320 million in federal funds for broadband expansion and developing a statewide digital equity program. As a Business Resource Specialist, Mark fostered industry retention in New Hampshire through strategic alliances with government and educational institutions. Mark also served as a Board of Selectmen member in Candia, NH, and operated West Rock Solutions, providing campaign management and organizational consulting. Earlier roles include Public Policy Advisor in Manchester, where Mark managed public affairs, and Editor for Business NH Magazine, contributing in-depth features on state business matters. Mark holds a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and a Master's Degree in Public Administration, both from the University of New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Department of Business & Economic Affairs
The Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) is dedicated to enhancing the economic vitality of the State of New Hampshire and promoting it as a destination to live, work and visit. Established in 2017, BEA is a cabinet-level agency which leads New Hampshire’s pro-growth state policy efforts for workforce development, tourism marketing and promotion, business recruitment, retention, expansion, international commerce, and economic development statewide. Our responsive staff links businesses and manufacturers to innovative programs and services to help them grow and prosper and those considering relocation to or expansion in the Granite State. The majority of our programs and services are provided at no cost. In addition to providing assistance in areas ranging from licensing and financing to permitting and workforce training, the Division of Economic Development staff works with federal, regional, local and other state agencies, as well as with private sector partners, to deliver services. Websites: http://www.NHEconomy.com http://www.visitNH.gov http://www.chooseNH.gov