New Hampshire has appointed its first director of outdoor recreation
The state’s Department of Business and Economic Affairs named Scott Crowder as the first director of Outdoor Recreation Industry Development.
Eric Smith is an award-winning business journalist who covers breaking news, economic insights, market trends, and M&A across the outdoor industry. He is a former sportswriter for the Anchorage Daily News and, most recently, a senior business editor for SGB Media. His outdoor business writing also has appeared in Outdoor Retailer’s Snow Show Daily, REI’s Co-op Journal, and Warren Miller’s SnoWorld. Originally from Memphis, Tennessee, Eric now lives in Louisville, Colorado. Reach him by email, on LinkedIn, Twitter, or at his website.
The state’s Department of Business and Economic Affairs named Scott Crowder as the first director of Outdoor Recreation Industry Development.
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