GMP Unveils Logo at Annual Meeting

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MEREDITH — A Greater Meredith Program logo was unveiled at the organization's annual meeting on Feb. 21 at Church Landing.
Designed by Fran Orenstein from Unfed Design, GMP logo decals were distributed to those in attendance. "It is our hope that they will be displayed on the doors of businesses and/or a cars or trucks in support of the Greater Meredith Program", said Liz Lapham, Executive Director of the GMP.
In his remarks, Chris Kelly, President of the GMP Board, commented that in the past years, GMP has invested over $100,000 back into the community through various programs and projects. The Career Partnership Program, The Courtyard on Main and the Meredith Roundabout were all recipients of awards in 2012.
Following a talk by Dennis Delay, an economist from the NH Center for Public Policy, Kelly acknowledged all the GMP volunteers and board members for their in kind donations of time and talents as the "backbone of our organization".
For his dedication to the Career Partnership Program and his uncanny ability to sell tax credits to keep the Career Partnership Program healthy and ongoing the Greater Meredith Program's Volunteer of the Year Award went to Ted Fodero.
The 2012 GMP Board Member of the Year Award was presented to Rusty McLear for his continuous support of the GMP. Among his many contributions, one that was cited was his idea to create a Beautification Fund that helps make Meredith a wonderful environment in which to live, work and play and our town more beautiful for all to enjoy.
The Greater Meredith Program (GMP) is a nonprofit community economic development organization seeking to enhance economic vitality, historical and cultural heritage, and town-wide beautification. To obtain a GMP logo decal or for more information on GMP, call 279-9015, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or visit the website at www.greatermeredithprogram.org.

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Greater Meredith Program logo. (Courtesy photo)