Easter Seals Disability Services

New Hampshire Resident and Local Businessman Ben Gamache
Elected to Easter Seals’ National Board of Directors
                                                                                                     

Easter Seals recently elected New Hampshire resident and Manchester businessman Ben Gamache to its National Board of Directors during the organization’s annual convention in Washington, D.C.

“Ben has touched all that we do by providing Easter Seals with experienced business direction—from programs to corporate accountability to fund raising activities,” said Larry Gammon, President and CEO,  Easter Seals New Hampshire. “Ben understands the importance of volunteerism and rallies others to do the same.”

As a board member of and donor to the Edgar Allen Founders Society and the Easter Seals Leadership Circle, Gamache has fulfilled leadership positions at Easter Seals since 2002, He has also served as a member of Easter Seals national Membership and Organizational Structure Committee and as a member of Easter Seals House of Delegate’s Coordinating Committee.

Gamache, owner and Chief Executive Officer of Gamache Enterprises, leads the company’s daily operations. Over 30 years, Gamache has grown his business from establishing rental properties and greatly improving the housing standards in the Greater Manchester area to investing in commercial properties to lease to small businesses.

“Gamache is a person who understands what is needed to run a successful business and, at the same time, serve people who desperately need help, said Gerard P. Mattimore Chairman, Easter Seals, Inc. “Over the years, Gamache has built his skills to strike the perfect balance of integrity, vision, creativity, judgment, honesty, knowledge, and passion.”

About Easter Seals New Hampshire
Easter Seals provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities. Easter Seals services include inclusive child care and early intervention, special education, medical rehabilitation, camping and recreation for disabled youths, transportation services, vocational services, senior services, adult day care programs, a variety of residential service options and veteran services. As a leader in health care services for individuals with disabilities and special needs, ESNH employs more than 1,400 individuals who serve nearly 29,000 children and adults in over 60 programs throughout the state. To learn more about Easter Seals NH, visit our website at http://www.eastersealsnh.org/.