Bill Ohm for New Hampshire State Representative
Nashua Wards 5, 8 and 9
Nashua Wards 5, 8 and 9
Why Bill Ohm?
Ask Questions of Bill in his July 27 Radio Interview
Bill Ohm wants to represent your interests as a New Hampshire State Representative. He will:
- Exert fiscal responsibility:
STOP OVER SPENDING
- Represent tax payers:
STOP TAX INCREASES
- Grow the local economy:
CREATE NEW BUSINESSES, NEW JOBS
Bill Ohm is an accomplished business executive with more than thirty years of experience in high technology companies. He has managed teams of more than 100 employees. When Bill was the Vice President and General Manager of ADE Technologies, he created more than 30 new jobs and consistently delivered profits for over six years. He has proven he knows how to set priorities, manage budgets and complex programs to deliver value. These skills can help make New Hampshire's Wards 5, 8 and 9 be vibrant communities.
Bill contributes to his community his technical and people skills. He actively participates in the Medical Reserve Corps, the Emergency Management Agency, and the Citizens Emergency Response Team. He sets up on-site ham radio stations to communicate with emergency responders. He works at outreach events to increase awareness of community service organizations. He is a Justice of the Peace, ham radio operator and member of the Nashua Elks.
Bill earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). His Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from the Harvard Business School enables him to use fiscal best practices to build successful companies and organizations.
Bill earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). His Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from the Harvard Business School enables him to use fiscal best practices to build successful companies and organizations.
Bill Ohm Endorsed by Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire Press Release
Bill Ohm’s Letters to Nashua Telegraph
Editors
- [The] ruling elite keep themselves in power for decades. And history has shown that power corrupts. How to stop the corruption in Congress? Term limits! more...
- If ObamaCare is so good, why did Congress exempt itself from it? more...
- If the state spent less, we could use the savings for local property tax relief. more...
- Let's be honest. The main target market for gambling here in New Hampshire is Massachusetts residents. They already flock to the Connecticut resort casinos. Give them a reason for a shorter drive to friendly New Hampshire. more...
