Coffee & Conversations

About the Series

Coffee & Conversations is a discussion series jointly organized by the Carsey School of Public Policy, the State of NH Bureau of Education and Training, and the NH Association of Certified Public Managers to engage public service professionals in learning, problem solving, and collaboration. We’ll provide the coffee, you provide the conversation!

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Upcoming Coffee & Conversations!

October 2023

To Stay or To Go: Why Young People Stay in New Hampshire, Why They Might Leave, and Why It Matters

Wednesday, Oct 11, 8:15 – 9:30 a.m. | Online

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Join Stay Work Play Executive Director Will Stewart at our October Coffee & Conversations as he discusses the results of the organization's 2023 survey of young people in New Hampshire. A follow up to a similar quality of life survey conducted in 2017, this post-pandemic survey shows what has changed—for the better and for the worse—about how young people feel about life here in the Granite State.
Will Stewart was named the Executive Director of Stay Work Play in September 2017. In this role he is responsible for the overall managment of Stay Work Play and oversees the development, growth, and implementation of the organization's mission, programs, and budget. He also serves as the organization's key spokesperson and as an advocate for the attraction and retention of younger workers in New Hampshire.

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About Our Partners

NH Bureau of Education and Training

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The State of New Hampshire provides a unique program of continuing professional development through the Bureau of Education and Training (BET). The Bureau offers a variety of training programs – including in LEAN process improvement and management and Certified Public Supervisor/Manager credentialing – to all public employees of New Hampshire.

NH Certified Public Managers

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The Certified Public Manager® program is a nationally accredited comprehensive management development program specifically for managers in federal, state, and local government. The program’s primary goal is to improve the performance of public sector managers and the organizational performance of state, local, and federal government. In New Hampshire, the program is divided into two levels: Level I (called the Certified Public Supervisor program) and Level II, which results in CPM status being awarded.