CPCNH Moves into New Headquarters in Downtown Concord

CPCNH staff and committee members gather beneath the new office signage featuring the updated logo.

Acting General Manager Henry Herndon sets up the new boardroom fridge as CPCNH staff settle into the

Outreach & Engagement Manager Andrew Hatch and Director of Administration Bobbi-Jo Michael prepare t

Mark Bolinger, Director of Projects & Programs, gets up and running at his new adjustable desk overl

After several months of planning, packing, and preparation, the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH) has officially moved into a new office located at 100 North Main Street, Suite 504, in downtown Concord.

The view from CPCNH’s new offices at 100 N. Main Street in Concord reflects a year of transformation—focused on restructuring, refinement, and long-term community impact.

The relocation marks a major milestone for the Coalition, which began its work from two offices — one on Dixon Avenue in Concord and the other on West Park Street in Lebanon. As CPCNH has grown, so has its need for a larger, more centralized workspace to support its expanding team and operations.

“We have a standing open invitation to all members and customers to come visit us at the new Headquarters – 100 N. Main, Suite 504, Concord, NH 03301,” said Henry Herndon, AGM. “The new space is for the Members, the Board, the Committees, and the staff – the move is part of our continual improvements to culture and business structure.”

The process of identifying and securing a new headquarters began earlier this year, with CPCNH staff exploring multiple office spaces across downtown Concord. The goal: to find a location that would support long-term growth, foster collaboration, and place the Coalition in closer proximity to partners and policymakers.

The move itself unfolded across several weeks in August, with packing completed at both office locations by mid-month. August 27 marked the primary move-in day, as staff came together to set up the new space, coordinate logistics, and settle into their new home base.

The new office features a large boardroom for meetings and collaboration, as well as expanded desk space to accommodate new hires and growing project teams. Located just steps from the State House, it offers a central, accessible location for continued engagement with members, legislators, and other stakeholders.

Curious about the people behind the mission? Check out our Member and Staff Spotlights for a closer look at the communities and individuals powering CPCNH’s work.