Jennifer Goodman, Executive Director, jg@nhpreservation.org During her tenure, the Preservation Alliance has expanded its visibility and tripled its constituent base. Collaborative programmatic successes include a barn preservation program, funding for land conservation and historic preservation, new shared field services program with the National Trust and other services for community preservation leaders and homeowners. Jennifer also serves on the board of an association of New Hampshire's historical societies, and has played leadership roles on the board and staffs of local and regional non-profit organizations in Boston and Philadelphia.

She has presented and published widely on community-based preservation planning and advocacy techniques including preservation easements and conservation districts, and is the co-editor of the prize-winning Restoring Women's History through Historic Preservation (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002). Ms. Goodman received a M.S. in Historic Preservation from the University of Pennsylvania and was a member of the Leadership New Hampshire class of 2003.

Maggie Stier, Shared Field Service Representative, ms@nhpreservation.org

Bringing more than 30 years experience in the fields of historic preservation, museums and education, Maggie travels the state working to support and encourage people engaged in preservation projects.  Through site visits, meetings and electronic consultation, Maggie provides town leaders, historic site administrators, faith-based groups, and others working to preserve New Hampshire's built environment, with the information and resources they need to help build a successful preservation project.  She provides technical assistance, practical advice on preservation tools and strategies, and guidance in grantwriting and fundraising.  Maggie also coordinates mentoring workshops, training opportunities, and new networks for historic preservation advocates. 

The Field Service Program is offered in association with the National Trust for Historic Preservation. 

Christine Latulip, North Country Field Service Representative  cl@nhpreservation.org

Latulip helps the NH Preservation Alliance and National Trust for Historic Preservation deliver historic preservation information and assistance to the full range of people and organizations in Coos County and northern Grafton and Carroll Counties. She is available for outreach, on-site services, and follow-up assistance to towns, non-profit organizations, and individuals working on behalf of saving, re-using, and promoting historic resources. Latulip brings thirty-five years of banking and non-profit management experience to the Alliance. She has been a North Country resident for more than 40 years and is very active in the community. 

Beverly helps old house and barn owners with referrals and resources and manages the Alliance's small grants programs. She brings experience from her active service on the Bedford historic district commission, Bedford Historical Society and Bedford village Commons as well as 20 years of work on her own old house.

Meridith L. Davidson, Development Associate md@nhpreservation.org

As capital campaign coordinator for the Cleveland Foodbank, Davidson and her team worked with donors to raise $10 million for a new facility. She also served as assistant director of the annual fund for the University of New England. She has always had an interest in historic homes and buildings and works to help the Alliance expand and develop its initiatives.

 Patricia Meyers, Membership

Pat Meyers is a New Hampshire native with extensive non-profit experience as director of several organizations. She is the former chair of the Preservation Alliance board, and a past board member of the Manchester Historic Association. She is currently President of the Board of the Moffatt-Ladd House & Garden in Portsmouth and a member of the board of the N.H. Historical Society.