The goal of the conference is to empower women with the skills and resiliency to overcome personal and professional roadblocks and succeed in today’s environments.
Katelyn Kwoka: Seacoast Repertory Theatre
I would like to support the Seacoast Rep. I am on the Board of Trustees because I believe the arts are an integral part of any community. In addition to the main stage programs, the Rep supports the next generation of theater professionals with PAPA and the new Sol Series has been a real leader in lifting up BIPOC (Black, indigenous and people of color) voices and stories.
Allison Dudas: Cross Roads House
I chose Cross Roads House because of their devotion to people and families on the Seacoast. They offer a significant amount of resources to the people they serve, helping them enter back into stable housing. The Seacoast is lucky to have Cross Roads House!
10 to Watch 2020 winners are Seacoast young leaders
Staff report
PORTSMOUTH The winners of the seventh annual 10 to Watch contest are being celebrated as leaders in the Seacoast’s up-and-coming generation.
The 2020 contest is presented by Catapult Seacoast, the local young professionals network, and Seacoast Media Group with lead sponsors Bank of America and Eversource. People ages 21 to 40 who live and/or work in the Seacoast are eligible.
The contest highlights young professionals who have a vision for community service and will contribute to the Seacoast for years to come.
The 2020 winners were selected by a panel of judges from New Hampshire young professionals networks outside the Seacoast. Here they are: