New Hampshire Community Loan Fund President Juliana Eades has been named one of New Hampshire’s 200 most influential business leaders by the New Hampshire Business Review.

NHBR’s editors selected its inaugural New Hampshire 200 honorees by consulting regional business contacts and conducting hundreds of interviews and months of research to reveal “the people who really run New Hampshire.” They were honored at an event Oct. 30.

NHBR called the Community Loan Fund a national model for “how to help people and institutions invest locally, preserve and improve manufactured housing as affordable housing, and using royalty financing to help local businesses grow.”

Eades, who was selected in the area of financial services, said the most important business lesson she’s learned is “Do the best you can to support employees while balancing the interests of the individual and the organization.”

Read about the New Hampshire 200.

About the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
The New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, based in Concord, N.H., turns investments into loans and education to create opportunity and transform lives. We collaborate with a wide range of donors and investors, and with business, nonprofit and government partners, to provide the financing and support people need to have affordable homes, have quality jobs and child care, and become financially independent. Established in 1983, the Community Loan Fund was one of the first Community Development Financial Institutions in the nation, and has received industry awards and recognition for social impact, financial strength, and performance.