603 Diversity Party
An invitation to all to Live Free and Rise!
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Jarrett Daniel and Courtney Daniel of The Courtney Daniel Brand pose with New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard
Jarrett Daniel and Courtney Daniel of The Courtney Daniel Brand pose with New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard
Jarrett Daniel and Courtney Daniel of The Courtney Daniel Brand pose with New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard
Jarrett Daniel and Courtney Daniel of The Courtney Daniel Brand pose with New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard
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603 Diversity Editor/Publisher Ernesto Burden and Giselle Rodriguez of Northeast Delta Dental
603 Diversity Editor/Publisher Ernesto Burden and Giselle Rodriguez of Northeast Delta Dental
603 Diversity Editor/Publisher Ernesto Burden and Giselle Rodriguez of Northeast Delta Dental
603 Diversity Editor/Publisher Ernesto Burden and Giselle Rodriguez of Northeast Delta Dental
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Manchester NAACP President James McKim shares some thoughts with attendees.
Manchester NAACP President James McKim shares some thoughts with attendees.
Manchester NAACP President James McKim shares some thoughts with attendees.
Manchester NAACP President James McKim shares some thoughts with attendees.
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Kevin J. Rasch, vice president of Point32 Health, adds his name to those of other contributors and colleagues on a keepsake blow-up of the first issue cover of 603 Diversity.
Kevin J. Rasch, vice president of Point32 Health, adds his name to those of other contributors and colleagues on a keepsake blow-up of the first issue cover of 603 Diversity.
Kevin J. Rasch, vice president of Point32 Health, adds his name to those of other contributors and colleagues on a keepsake blow-up of the first issue cover of 603 Diversity.
Kevin J. Rasch, vice president of Point32 Health, adds his name to those of other contributors and colleagues on a keepsake blow-up of the first issue cover of 603 Diversity.
Photography by Tom Miller
We threw a party on October 19 in the Spotlight Room at the Palace Theatre in Manchester to celebrate the launch of our newest publication from McLean Communications: 603 Diversity. Along with staff from McLean, New Hampshire Magazine and Yankee Publishing were many of the journalists who helped create 603 Diversity as well as some of the artists, speakers and change agents featured in its pages.
Partiers snacked on dumplings and samosas from Manchester’s Café Momo and networked with fellow visionaries — in many cases meeting one another for the first time. That kind of interaction was one of the primary goals of 603 Diversity, says Publisher Ernesto Burden.
“Our intent is that, as we introduce the state’s diverse communities to our readers, we also introduce some of state’s most creative people to one another,” he says. Burden adds that the publication is designed to serve as a catalyst for new partnerships and new visions for how to share the many stories, hopes and dreams of our rich and increasingly varied New Hampshire culture.
Enjoy this complimentary digital edition of 603 Diversity.
