NH Recycles announces executive director transition

March 29, 2026 - 18:25

The board of directors for New Hampshire Recycles, recognized as the nation's oldest and largest cooperative-model recycling nonprofit, has confirmed a forthcoming change in its executive leadership. Reagan Bissonnette, who has served as the organization's executive director since 2019, will be stepping down from her role.

The announcement, made public on March 23, marks the end of a significant chapter for the statewide organization. During her tenure, Bissonnette guided the nonprofit through a period of considerable evolution within the recycling industry, advocating for sustainable systems and supporting member communities across New Hampshire.

Board officials expressed their deep gratitude for Bissonnette's dedicated service and leadership over the past five years. They highlighted her commitment to the cooperative's mission of promoting effective recycling and waste reduction programs. The board has now initiated a comprehensive search process to identify the next executive director who will continue to advance the organization's critical environmental goals. This transition plan ensures operational stability as the search for a new leader gets underway.