About NEWMOA The Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association (“NEWMOA”) is a non-profit, non-partisan, interstate association whose membership is composed of the state environment agency programs that address pollution prevention, toxics use reduction, sustainability, materials management, hazardous waste, solid waste, emergency response, waste site cleanup, underground storage tanks, and related environmental challenges in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.   NEWMOA provides a strategic forum for effectively solving environmental problems through collaborative regional initiatives that advance pollution prevention and sustainability, promote safer alternatives to toxic materials in products, identify and assess emerging contaminants, facilitate adaptation to climate change, mitigate greenhouse gas sources, promote reuse and recycling of wastes and diversion of organics, support proper...

Brantwood Camp Seeks Executive Director   Brantwood Camp operates adjoining boys’ and girls’ camps on 400, beautiful, mountain side acres in Greenfield, NH, and owns spectacular lakefront property in Nelson, NH. It serves youth, ages 10 to 15, who might not otherwise have an opportunity to attend an overnight summer camp and engages 16 to 18-year-olds in a comprehensive leadership program. Brantwood is seeking a charismatic, passionate, and inspirational Executive Director (ED) to lead the organization year-round.   About Brantwood Established in 1904 , Brantwood Camp’s purpose is to promote social adjustment and mutual respect among a diverse group of children through a challenging and competitive program and to develop their character, confidence, and independence physically, intellectually, and emotionally. It helps young people enjoy a fun camp experience and while fostering the ideals of honesty, loyalty, cooperation, good sportsmanship, and...

About Boston Building Resources Boston Building Resources (BBR) encompasses two related social enterprises located in Boston’s Roxbury Crossing neighborhood, operating under a single brand, with the following mission statement:   Boston Building Resources inspires, educates, and empowers homeowners to increase the efficiency and value of their homes. As a local social enterprise, we focus on affordable solutions that help all of our neighbors create stronger communities while benefiting the environment.   BBR’s consumer co-op (a not-for-profit store controlled by and operated for its members) was founded in 1978 under the name Boston Building Materials Co-op. The Co-op provides new materials for home improvement with a focus on kitchen cabinetry, windows, doors, energy-saving products, and green products. Anyone can join, and the public can also shop without joining. Being a co-op means that the business seeks mainly to benefit members....