March 10, 2025 - 03:36

Executive Councilor Joe Kenney recently engaged in a conversation with Fred Kocher, shedding light on New Hampshire's proactive approach to attract and retain Canadian businesses, even in the face of ongoing tariffs between the United States and Canada.
Kenney emphasized the importance of fostering a business-friendly environment in the state, which includes offering competitive incentives and support services tailored to the needs of Canadian companies. He noted that despite the challenges posed by tariffs, New Hampshire remains an appealing destination for businesses looking to expand or relocate.
The state's strategic initiatives focus on enhancing infrastructure, improving workforce development, and promoting innovation. By showcasing New Hampshire's unique advantages, such as its skilled labor force and quality of life, officials aim to mitigate the impact of tariffs and strengthen economic ties with Canadian enterprises.
Through these efforts, New Hampshire seeks to create a robust economic ecosystem that not only attracts new businesses but also ensures the longevity of existing ones.
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