To help communities respond to northern New England’s economic challenges, public broadcasters in the tri-state region – New Hampshire Public Television (NHPTV), Maine Public Broadcasting Network (MPBN) and Vermont Public Television (VPT) – formed a multi-platform collaborative television series and community engagement initiative.
Making $ense New England is a 10-part financial awareness series focused on northern New England communities. Each 30-minute program will air monthly on MPBN, NHPTV, and VPT through August 2010.
David D’Amore explains how Making $ense New England has made an impact.
The following individuals from education, community, government and business organizations have generously contributed their time, expertise and experience to assist New Hampshire Public Television, Maine Public Broadcasting and Vermont Public Television in the development of Making $ense New England.

William Carrigan, CFE
Securities Examiner & Investor Education Coordinator Vermont Securities Division, BISHCA (Department of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration)
Lisa Helme
Director of Financial Literacy & Communications Office of the Vermont State Treasurer
Dave Reville
Associate State Director, Communications AARP Vermont
Kelly Clark
State Director AARP New Hampshire
Faye Doria, EA, CFP®
Financial Guidance Associates, Inc
Ross Gittell
Vice President and Forecast Manager New England Economic Partnership (NEEP)
Thad Guldbrandsen
Director of the Center for Rural Partnerships Plymouth State University
Michael Power
Workforce Community Development Administrator Office of Workforce Opportunity NH Division of Economic Development
Nancy Kelleher
State Director AARP Maine
Consumer Counseling Credit Service (CCCS) of NH & VT
CCCS of NH & VT is a non-profit community service organization founded in 1972 by a group of NH community bankers seeking to help those having difficulty managing their personal finances. Today, CCCS of NH & VT provides expert, unbiased individual budgeting, money management, credit and debt counseling; bankruptcy counseling; housing counseling; and reverse mortgage counseling. CCCS of NH & VT also provides free educational programming to groups covering these issues.
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