Kerrie Diers

Kerrie Diers has served as a professional planner in New Hampshire for over 25 years, working at the state, local and regional levels. Kerrie earned her law degree from Vermont Law School, and undergraduate degree from Beloit College. She is a member of the NH Bar Association, NH Planners Association, and is certified by the American Institute of Certified Planners. She began her career with the NH Office of State Planning, providing communities assistance with the National Flood Insurance Program. She was director of planning and economic development for the Town of Pembroke, NH, providing support to the town’s various land use boards and commissions. Kerrie served as Executive Director of the Central NH Regional Planning Commission before moving to the Nashua Regional Planning Commission where she served as Assistant Director and Executive Director. She gained executive and corporate management experience in the environmental consulting sector as vice president at Normandeau Associates, Inc. Currently, Kerrie serves as business manager to the Northeast Regional Ocean Council, and keeps her hand in the planning world by staffing specific planning projects. Kerrie has served on numerous boards and commission, including NH Businesses for Social Responsibility and Neighborworks of Southern NH. She and her husband, Ted, split their time between Concord and Bethlehem, NH with their elderly dog, Emmett.