Radically Rural Planning Team
Lillian Chase, Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship
Julianna Dodson, Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship
Kristen Noonan, Savings Bank of Walpole
Megan Miner, Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship
Eileen Sarson, Communitarian
Julie Schoelzel, Greater Monadnock Collaborative
Radically Rural Advisory Group
Leah Bayens, The Berry Center, Kentucky
Andrew Button, Mashup Lab, Nova Scotia
Nicole Civita, EcoGather, Vermont
Sarah Green, Kansas Sampler Foundation, Kansas
Kitty Jerome, Volunteer, New Hampshire
Geoffrey Kershner, Academy Center for the Arts, Virginia
Ben Rassmussen, National Center for Frontier Communities, New Mexico
Megan Weis, Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare, South Carolina
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Track Leaders
Doria Brown, EcoTok
Jason Cooper, Southwest Region Planning Commission
Jessica Gelter, Arts Alive
Chris Harris, Kansas Leadership Center
Benee Hershon, Cheshire County Conservation District
Todd Horner, Southwest Region Planning Commission
Emily Lytle, Reynolds Journalism Institute
J.B. Mack, Southwest Region Planning Commission
Drew Polatchek, League of Conservation Voters
Sara Powell, Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship
Jack Rooney, The Keene Sentinel
Rob Werner, League of Conservation Voters
Tricia Zahn, Cheshire Medical Center
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Our Team & Volunteers In Action
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Radically Rural Director
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Julianna Dodson is originally from South Carolina, but has lived temporarily in nearly half of the US states, and moved to New Hampshire in 2017. She resides in the small New Hampshire town of Westmoreland, population 1,696. The beginning of her career was spent teaching English overseas, after which she worked in finance and conducted her small business on the side for 10 years. Julianna joined the Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship in Keene, NH in 2021 as the director of Radically Rural. In 2022 she also added duties as Deputy Executive Director for the center, where she oversees human resources, finance, operations, and programming. Outside of work, she leads an economic development committee for a Brownfields remediation project, and volunteers with organizations such as Project Home and Out in the Open. For fun she enjoys dancing, reading to her kids, thrifting, surfing, and nerding out on all things humanities. Conveniently, her favorite color is red!
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